The Mysterious Walker of Hogwarts

I'm truly speechless. This is the first time I've seen a house professor use a Confusion Charm to deal with a Muggle parent's problem!? Don't forget, this isn't a short-term issue; it's been seven years! I don't know why no one is complaining about this. Was Hogwarts originally a chaotic bloc?

I've been suffering from mental exhaustion all along; it's truly unbelievable.

After reading 11 chapters, I feel like the protagonist's talent is like a weather vane, swaying whichever way the wind blows. One minute he's a prophet with prophetic abilities, the next he's a complete Muggle who knows nothing. It's really awkward to watch, I can't continue.

When I saw the Sorting Hat, I immediately noticed Snape's preference for Slytherin. The Sorting Hat recommended Slytherin, but the protagonist still chose Gryphon, so I dropped it. If you can accept Gryphon as the protagonist, you can watch it; it's quite good. I just couldn't accept Gryphon, so I dropped it.

Very good. After reading only 6 chapters, the plot appears where the character uses Legilimency on the professor he first met, causing him to faint from mental exhaustion. However, the main issue is that the plot about him being a martial artist in his past life pops up in the sixth chapter. Did I come here to read a martial arts novel?

(This is from the hospital's own director; please delete if it infringes on your rights.)

Seeing the Legilimency technique and the Chinese characters was unbearable; I wondered if it didn't work on me because I'm illiterate. This setting is truly...

Look at your profile: Martial Artist, Harry Potter, System?

You're so energetic even though you're mentally exhausted...

The wand is only used to guide and regulate the magic within a wizard's body, just like Thor's hammer. Without a wand, a wizard can still use magic, so it's 100% certain that the protagonist is a Muggle.