The Gourmet Manager of Hogwarts

After reading a few chapters, I was hooked. It was all about a book title that attracted readers. The author definitely didn't read HP. Forget it, he called people wrong. I didn't expect that he moved the kitchen to the third floor, and added the meaningless word "Jazz". Pu is too uncharacteristic... I can't imagine drinking eight bowls of soup and making crazy taunts, and actually talking about himself and Harry Potter in front of the protagonist. In the original book, Dumbledore was suppressed by his deer patronus.

Also, the protagonist, the time-traveler, really doesn't know the plot of Harry Potter. I have never seen the original Harry Potter movies and only watched 3 of the plots. I learned about them from various places. If you are a normal person, you must know at least a little bit. The protagonist's previous life is probably not in a mental hospital or prison right after he was born.

The kitchen is in the basement, right? Hufflepuff dormitory is not far away. Did I remember wrongly that there are three floors outside the castle?

Is there anyone who introduces "poison" every day?

I haven't read much, but when I saw the food break and the name of the president, I felt that it was not right. There were less Chinese things, mainly because it felt inconsistent. Although the writing of the Red Dragon Emperor was not particularly amazing, he didn't feel inconsistent.

The author should take a good look at the original work. House elves cook in Hogwarts. There is no cooking that would be unpalatable to Sir. Moreover, the house elves are not just handymen as you wrote. They are not even good at picking vegetables. They are very good at cooking. And the kitchen is located underground, next to Hufflepuff. There are a lot of problems. You can write in an imaginary way. Fandom is not suitable for you. Moreover, what you wrote seems to me that I have never read Harry Potter and it is just a cloud hp

The food at Hogwarts is cooked by hundreds of house elves, and the dinner at the opening ceremony is also cooked by the house elves. Why don't you add the dishonorable knight? It's just like the villain mocking them without thinking, and then the protagonist pretending to slap him in the face. The settings were changed in a mess, and after the changes were made, it was not reasonable at all. The cooking was so unpalatable that it was impossible to eat it. So why didn't everyone in Hogwarts starve to death? The settings are randomly changed in order to show off, and it is not reasonable at all. Having read the original work, it feels very brainless and unreasonable. I feel that the author is a cloud Harry Potter and has never read it at all. Of course, if you have not read the HP version or do not read the details and do not pay attention to the details, it should be fine.

Forget it, I don't want to watch it anymore. It feels like it's just a fiction. The setting is alas~. If I watch it again, I'm afraid I'll be deceived and even the setting of the original work will be confused.

Written by this author. . . , I feel that in order to get the protagonist's equipment to slap him in the face, he has to look for trouble, just like that kind of brainless novel, the villain outputs taunts without brains, and then the protagonist pretends to be slapped in the face, which is blunt and seems speechless and brainless.

This is not Hogwarts at all. The setting of this article has been completely changed. It is completely different from the original work. Even except for the plot, it can be read as a fiction. The location of the kitchen is wrong. The author added the settings for the people who cook in the kitchen, which is not reasonable at all. The house elf is also written like a handyman. He is clumsy and cannot pick vegetables, and the naming is wrong. The professors should call each other by their first names, such as Severus and Minerva, and then Professor Students are generally called by their surnames, such as Mr. Potter and Miss Granger, and classmates are called by their first names, such as Harry and Hermione. The last name is also very inconsistent. The name of the protagonist is actually okay if you read too many, but the name of the president of the Food Association is Meng.