The Hogwarts Professor Hiding Out in Marvel

The writing is really good. You use the magic system of Marvel's Kamateki to defeat Harry Potter's pure-blood family, and you also engrave students with branding emblems. You are obviously writing about the journey of the third generation of the Dark Lord to make a fortune.

The movie casting is old. Although this character is narcissistic and idiotic, according to the novel, his appearance is very good. Since he has become the protagonist of a fan, it is better to have a handsome appearance. This is an AI painting made by an up owner of station B through keyword import. How about referring to this picture for the appearance of the protagonist? @Author

I haven't read the book yet, but I want to share some common sense about Marvel. The first point is about Marvel's view of the universe. The Marvel 616 universe we are familiar with is the core part of the main multi-system within Eternity. Eternity is part of the Almighty Universe, the Life Tribunal is the judge of the Almighty Universe, the transcendent and the transcendent realm are outside the Almighty Universe, and the OAA is the existence that created the Almighty Universe. (It is possible that the Beyonders are the angels of OAA, because it seems that in a sense, the Beyonders are still serving the OAA. In Secret Wars 2015, the Beyonders were determined to be the vests of the Marvel Editorial Department or senior management). The Marvel Universe was born in the First Firmament, the first generation of Eternity. The first generation of Eternity created the Celestials. Later, the Celestials rebelled and tore apart the First Firmament, which gave rise to subsequent generations of Eternity. Eternity has since fallen into a cycle. The Marvel Universe we see now in 2022 is actually the eighth generation of Eternity reborn after Secret War in 2015. He will eventually pass away, and then the ninth generation of Eternity will be derived. Strictly speaking, the Marvel "universe" is not a "universe" in the normal sense of human science. Our modern science has not yet explored the frontier of the universe, but the three-dimensional universe model of the Marvel Universe uses a mathematical concept of an "infinite" universe (just watch it for fun, Marvel is just a comic after all) But it is more than that. The single universe in Marvel's concept is not the three-dimensional space where the earth is in reality, but a huge collection concept. The three-dimensional space is also divided into macro and micro layers (that is, if you become larger to infinity, or smaller to infinity, you may enter a new universe), and there are infinite dimensions (and dimensions with decimal points) above. These things constitute a "universe". At the same time, there are countless "dimensions" outside the "universe", not the dimensions in the physical terminology above, but magical worlds similar to different dimensions. Some may be as big as the multiverse recognized by people in the real world. And these "dimensions" and every object in the universe will derive countless timelines at every moment, each timeline represents a new possible reality... In Marvel, this is called the quantum moment. Then, when these dimensions, timelines, and universes are added up, Marvel becomes a "single universe." Yes, it's a single universe. There is also the main multiverse above, including the eternity of countless multiverses, and the omnipotent universe beyond eternity PS: What I said above is just a simplified version. In fact, the structure of some single universes or dimensions is a mathematical structure. The second point is about the magic of Marvel. First, there are four known types of magic in Marvel: 1. Egocentric-(from Greek: ego, "self") a kind of magic that comes from using one's own spiritual power. This particular form of magic may appear in the eyes of what is believed to be a psychic in nature. But in fact it is spiritual energy that is being utilized rather than having to do with the mind or psychology. Forms of this magic include necromancy, hypnosis, mind control, and telepathy or non-verbal communication. 2. Environmentally focused - (from Greek: oikos, meaning "home") energy surrounds us in many forms, and at any time, a skilled mage is able to tap into these powerful surrounding energies and manipulate them to create a variety of effects. You can form and hurl energy bolts or erect a shield. You can even summon some props. Although these items are usually quite unstable and can disappear as quickly as they appeared. Elemental powers can also be wielded by learned mages, and can be controlled into weapons, shields, or in some cases into followers 3 Exocentered - (from Greek: exo, "outside") This very advanced form of magic taps into the forces that exist in the realm outside of us. Very experienced wizards are able to communicate with the powerful mystical beings that inhabit these "other dimensions" and request their help, such as Cytorak, Ikon, Lagador or Vatum. Wizards must learn complex spells and master subtle gestures. Those who have mastered this art will tell you that even a perfect prayer ritual may not produce any results because extradimensional entities can be as fickle as they are powerful. 4 Necromantic (from Greek: nekrommantela. The "corpse" of Nekroth and the "divination oracle" of mantra are forbidden in the occult communities of every civilization.) This powerful form of magic is still used by twisted witches and wizards who pursue power at any cost. Harnessing the powerful energy created by the end of smaller energies (human sacrifice), this form of magic originated in the "Black Magic Bible" and is known as - The Grasp of Darkness. Wizards must take note: the gifts of darkness far outweigh their rewards. The second is the origin and structure of Marvel's magic: According to the explanation of Ultimate Team V3 #10, the existence of magic is the result of the fifth universe. The fifth generation of eternity creates magic, weaves illusion into the structure of reality, and then extends it to the future multiverse. The basic structure of magic is maintained by the four ancient gods' magic weapons: the Ebony Rose (Gaia), the Serpent's Crown (Set), the Mirror of Shuli (Coson), and the Sword of Truth (Oshutu). These four magic weapons are called the "cornerstones of creation" and are the embodiment of the four major elements in the universe (earth, water, wind, and fire). The four ancient gods use the "cornerstones of creation" to bring life itself. According to the history of Marvel, the Four Ancient Gods have always influenced the earth. After Seth and Coson were expelled by the God Eater, they created the Sea of ​​Python and the Flickering Field near the earth's dimension in order to continue to influence the earth. Gaia, who lives on the earth, is the guide and guide for the development of life on earth. Her sisters Oshutu, Hogs, and Agamotto formed the Vishan Emperor and protected humanity many times from her evil brothers Seth, Corson, and other dimensional entities such as one-eyed aliens. And according to Agatha Harkness, magic can exist on any planet with life. This may suggest that magic is related to life itself. The third point is about Doctor Strange's strength. The strangeness of the 616 universe is undoubtedly the strongest supreme mage. Performance: Defeat Dormammu many times (this is not the weakling in the movie, every molecule in the dark realm of 616 Dormammu is a multiverse, and the dark realm is Dormammu in a sense). At this stage, it has been stated that Dormammu is no longer its opponent. During the HOM period, magic was used to suppress the Scarlet Witch (at that time, the witch had an all-powerful universe level). In the classic period, the peak of Doctor Strange's power was during his fight against Shuma-Gorath. His magical energy during this period was described as being able to destroy many galaxies in one blow, and his continued battle would collapse all underworld realms (each realm is equivalent to an infinite dimension). PS: Doctor Strange can break the fourth wall and know the real world. At the same time, he once traveled to DC in a funny comic. [The above content is all from information collected from the boss]

What tricks do you need to play to make the magic of the Harry Potter world compete with the Marvel world? Can the most powerful magic in the Harry Potter world compare to cloud bombs?

Personally, I think this book is very good, but there are two small problems ①: Marvel's combat power is higher than that of Harry Potter. I hope there will be no deliberate suppression of combat power. ②: Marvel's wizards should actually be called mystics. Most of them are magic. With the help of the boss's ability, it is likely that it cannot be used in the Harry Potter world. It can also be explained as the reason for the system. It still needs a reasonable explanation This book can be said to be very good so far. I hope the author will work hard.

Why does the protagonist insist on changing the wizarding world? Obviously he can develop and become stronger faster, but the protagonist insists on making himself a saint, overthrowing the pure blood and helping civilian wizards develop. The protagonist is not aboriginal or British, so I asked the protagonist what the purpose of doing this is.

The power systems of HP and Marvel are different. The source of HP's magic mainly comes from the awakening of the bloodline, which is why it is classified as a squib. It is precisely because of the bloodline that the magic power is insufficient and has no use. Large-scale magic is more life-oriented and practical. Mainly because no matter whether it is Celtic mythology or various British unofficial histories, there is no orthodox pantheon. The biggest names are Merlin and a bunch of forest fairies. Marvel is different. Its magic system seems to be nonsense. In fact, it is the closest to orthodox magic, which is the power that comes from praying to God. Whether it is borrowing the dimensional space power of the dark lord Dormammu, or the very famous three-dimensional one-dimensional Weishan Emperor Book. Weishan Emperor himself is an ancient god. With the adjective three-dimensional one, it is difficult to say that he has nothing to do with God. It is difficult to integrate the two systems together. We are not the same species. If HP is the idealistic power system of blood, Marvel is the use of energy from demons in various dimensions.

It's a pity that I didn't insist on getting the paid stamp. The subject matter is very good and very interesting, but the overall writing is still a bit off-putting. The first time I deleted the book was during the sermon with Hermione. In fact, the protagonist himself has not yet established his character. The sudden sermon to Hermione made me feel a disgusting greasy feeling of being a teacher, especially at this time, Hermione should still be in junior high school. Instead of teaching her any analysis methods, it is better to find ways to integrate her into the group. Then I thought the subject matter was really interesting, so I added it back. Dealing with SHIELD doesn't feel right to me anymore. Since the protagonist is here for magic items and materials, wouldn't the Supreme Mage, who has ruled the magic world for thousands of years, save enough? The movie version of S. H. I. E. L. D. Doesn't know anything about magic, and the only S. H. I. E. L. D. Agents who have had any contact with magic since Avengers 1 are. Especially when I came into contact with Stark, I originally thought that there would be a way to combine science and magic with Stark, the mage supreme, but it turned out that Stark had no talent for casting spells, and the protagonist also denied the way of combining science and magic, which gave me a strong feeling of following the plot of Marvel. The protagonist was completely prepared to follow the plot. Then there is Spider-Man. The movie version of Spider-Man is a product of pure genetic mutation, and he has to go around a long way to get blood. If you want to write a spider totem that has some mysterious power, that's okay, but does it make sense to get blood from the spider totem? Just for that little bit of blood, Aunt Mei turned into a very utilitarian woman, the protagonist became an unreasonable boss, and the character began to completely collapse. It's really a pity. Marvel Magic has a lot of content, and it can be predictably exciting when combined with spiritual magic like Harry Potter. I still suggest that when writing a fanfic, you should not force it to follow the plot. Especially if the plot and the protagonist's purpose are not consistent, you can actually consider coming out in advance the magic-related things that may appear in the plot in the future. For example, Agatha and the Book of Darkness are completely unattended during this time period. Another example is determining that if it were completely in the movie universe, Hydra would be completely Muggles, and it would be no difficulty to use magic to pull the Scarlet Witch.

The protagonist really likes to work with SHIELD and Karma Taj. He can be calm even when Hydra comes to his door, and he can turn a blind eye and listen when bullied by Karma Taj's mage. Well, he is a good protagonist. I withdrew.

It's a very good book. Don't dwell on it. This book is very good. As a joint book between Marvel and Hogwarts, it has written a lot of new things. The only thing I am unhappy about is the introduction of the book. Can the introduction be changed? I have read many Harry novels, and this one also counts. The first few are good-looking genres, especially after readers have watched a few Marvel movies. Unfortunately, this introduction is too bad. First, let's make it clear that Lockhart is someone else who has traveled through time. At least half of the readers will be there. It is too clear that he is a urinary person in the original novel and is a Hami.