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Hermione didn't know what superpowers were. . . . Did she also grow up in a wizarding family? She comes from a Muggle family, how can she not know about superpowers? He's about thirty years old, and he should be the Minister of Magic now, right? Can't a troll handle it? And the protagonist, the master is an ancient one-level boss, but he can't deal with a giant monster? Novel may not focus on logic, but it must focus on rationality within the set range.

I just watched it. Hao Min, who is about 30 years old, can't handle a giant monster 🤫 and there is also a protagonist, an Iron Man. Counting the subway to the park, by the time Iron Man found out that he was flying over, three people fought with a giant monster for a long time [f n=14] Is it because the trolls have strengthened, or is it Harry Potter's magic, Eastern magic, the secret technique of the Supreme Mage, the steel suit is too weak 🤫, and even the Temple Mage, only the top brass of the Ministry of Magic know this, which is a bit inconsistent Isn't it embarrassing and unrealistic? Not every Templar mage is immune to the Forgetting Curse like the protagonist. Imagine a scene. A Harry Potter series mage meets a Templar mage. One person says you know too much and I want to erase your memory. He raises his wand and forgets everything. The Templar mage raises his hand and flashes the light, blocks, and then counterattacks 🤫. Isn't it very graphic? The reason is that he is not a high-ranking official in the Ministry of Magic 😁. Even Hao Min, who is around 30 years old, doesn't know.

I think the one in Hotel Transylvania is pretty good.

Why is the description at the beginning so familiar? Was it rewritten?

Would you mind adding Dragon Nest, I really want to see Liya again, and the text would be nice too!