The Gourmet Manager of Hogwarts

I only read a few chapters before moving on to Bengbu. The book only attracted readers with its title. The author clearly hasn't read Harry Potter. Not only are the way the characters are addressed incorrectly, but I also didn't expect the kitchen to be moved to the third floor. Plus, there's the pointless addition of "Jazz." And Snape is so out of character...

And this protagonist, a time traveler, really doesn't know anything about the Harry Potter plot. I haven't read the original Harry Potter books, only watched three movies, and learned the plot from various sources. A normal person would at least know a little bit. The protagonist's previous life was probably spent in a mental hospital or prison right after birth.

The kitchen is in the basement, right? The Hufflepuff dorms aren't far. Or am I mistaken? Is there a third floor outside the castle?

Does anyone receive daily "poison"?

I didn't read much, but seeing things like "Food Rest Area" and the president's name made me feel uneasy. The lack of Chinese elements felt out of place. While "Red Dragon Emperor" wasn't particularly brilliantly written, it didn't feel out of place.

This author should really read the original books. Hogwarts has house-elves cooking, and there's nothing wrong with their cooking. Besides, the house-elves aren't like the ones you've written—just doing menial tasks, unable even to pick vegetables properly. They're excellent cooks. And the kitchen is underground, next to Hufflepuff. There are just too many problems.

Hogwarts' meals are prepared by hundreds of house-elves, including the grand feast at the opening ceremony. Adding a character named "Jazz" who makes terrible food is like a villain mindlessly mocking someone, only for the protagonist to then boast and get humiliated. The setting has been drastically altered, and it's completely illogical.

Forget it, I'm not watching anymore. It feels like a fictional world, the setting is just... I'm afraid if I keep watching, I'll become less intelligent and lose track of the original story.

This author's writing... Feels like they have to create unnecessary drama just to let the protagonist use their equipment to get ahead, like those mindless novels where the villain mindlessly attacks and taunts, then the protagonist shows off and gets their revenge. It's forced, awkward, and utterly mindless to read.

This is nothing like Hogwarts. The setting has been completely distorted and is utterly different from the original. Aside from the similar plot, it could practically be considered a fictional story. The kitchen's location is wrong, the characters cooking in it are entirely fictional additions by the author, and the house-elves are portrayed as clumsy and unable to even pick vegetables properly.