The Hogwarts Archaeologist

There are currently two professor articles serialized in Qidian. Professor Mowen, I feel like you are obviously very powerful, why are you still playing with children? Azkaban feels that the protagonist is too low-key and does not show the pursuit of magic at all. An ordinary person should not be ecstatic when seeing magic instead of just taking it easy. So the biggest problem in professorial writing is how to balance the boundaries between a professor and students. If it's too shallow, there won't be much drama about the protagonist; if it's too deep, the logic will be unreasonable. The author may want to find a middle ground.

Review this book. This is my first time writing a book review. 😏Personally, I feel that the author's HP article is relatively new. Most of the HP articles are student articles, and there are very few professor articles (a few recent articles are quite good). Professor's writing has two advantages over student writing. First of all, the protagonist does not need to consider how a child (protagonist of a student novel) with a soul of several decades and a body of a teenager should face three brats. Student novels are always prone to problems in this aspect. If he gets involved with the trio, the protagonist is said to be mentally immature and like a follower. If he is too alienated from the trio, it will be difficult to develop the main plot. And some HP fan fiction protagonists (and readers) often complain about the trio (especially Harry and Ron) for being reckless, doing things without thinking, failing to discover the good teachings of Sri Lanka, etc. However, you must know that Harry and Ron are only twelve or thirteen-year-old children. It is already remarkable that they have the courage to face Voldemort, who most of the wizarding world dare not call his name. And we always read novels from a God's perspective, thinking that the trio can't even discover that Peter is a mouse. Harry and Ron are also ordinary children. They only know magic, but their hearts and wisdom have not become older because of this. Personally, I am very disgusted with thoughts such as "If only I had...". Secondly, as a professor, the protagonist of the professor's article must have certain strength. This is much more reasonable than the invincible model in the student article where others have been cultivating immortality for three hundred years and I have been cultivating immortality for three years. At least level 50 to level 100 is slightly more normal than level 1 to level 100. And this also avoids the weird plot where the male protagonist doesn't go to school and masters all kinds of magic (remember, there is also a character who brews a blessing elixir at the beginning). Also, in a student novel, it is difficult for the protagonist to control his attitude when facing a trio (please see the first point), because each trio has its own advantages and disadvantages, and you cannot force a child to be proficient in everything about relationships and accidents. But professorial writing is different. Teachers can teach and educate people to change their character flaws, allowing the trio to develop better in the fanfic than in the original work. I think there are two highlights of this book. First of all, the protagonist is an imperfect person. In almost all the Qidian novels I have read, the protagonists are almost perfect people in terms of character. They have shortcomings that are almost lovable, such as being funny, stingy, etc. However, the protagonist of this book presents an image of someone who pursues ancient magic and is even a little crazy. The protagonist's little bit of snake syndrome really matches the style of the Snake Yard. I think the protagonist also has shortcomings such as a bad temper, a petty mind, and unobtrusive speech, but this makes the protagonist's image more three-dimensional. Another highlight is our Mr. Al! The image of Mr. Al's cute appearance and the soul of a little adult living inside is really vividly described. Moreover, unlike previous HP articles where animals were just cute pets, our students can be either cute or fierce. 🤭 I hope the author writes this book better than the previous one. In fact, I personally think that the previous one has better ideas, because almost no one writes about the parent generation. As a result, the author suddenly ended the story. Still quite sad. I wish the author success with this novel.

The protagonist is a strong, paranoid, and self-centered image. There is nothing wrong with this - but this kind of person must have strong strength to stand up, otherwise he will be a clown. In the author's setting, the protagonist is indeed a very powerful wizard, but the plot overturns many times - and such a character cannot withstand overturning.

To be honest, there was a problem with the portrayal of Hermione as a good student in the original novel. Let's make a comparison. The Wizarding Qualification Examination is mainly for the fifth and seventh grade, which is equivalent to the Chinese High School Entrance Examination and the College Entrance Examination. This comparison is actually unreasonable, but from the perspective of importance. Then just take other exams casually. The exams are used to check the level of knowledge you have mastered, to check for gaps and fill in the gaps, non-selective passing exams, etc. That are meaningful to reality. The other more important is to master the level of knowledge, not the test scores. At least this has been the case for me from junior high school to college. I usually don't review for quizzes, but review for midterms and finals. Only the high school entrance exams and college entrance examinations require focused review and repeated practice. At least I think Hermione is not like a normal good student in the original work. The most likely reason is that Rowling herself did not have a good student experience, so drawing a tiger cannot be an anti-dog.

I haven't read it yet, so I'm collecting it first. I'm complaining about the author's very interesting name. The original version is a combination of Callan McAuliffe and Thomas Sangster, and this one is a combination of Toby Regbo and Freddie Highmore. It can be said that the appearance is very good. They are all in my favorite video list. Will the next one be Asa Holland (🐶)

I suddenly found that I seemed to have clicked in several times. In the end, they were all persuaded to leave by the indigenous protagonists. It was really hard to accept the indigenous protagonists and it was difficult to have a sense of substitution.

Living in a Campus has been completed The drawing looks a bit like a girl... After looking through the comments of Parents, I realized that there is no fanfic of Karan

It's not even finished! ! ! I thought there were so many chapters that I wouldn't get stuck again...

Bastard, even if your writing is a bit messy in the later stage, you are still better than the eunuch. 🔪

Five chapters are updated every day, I forgive the hasty ending of your pro era 🤫