Hogwarts: Rise of the Muggles

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It's amazing. This book is a combination of the Prime Minister and Harry Potter. It has an excellent starting point and background. After all, from the perspective of Harry Potter's world view, the upper and lower limits of wizards are too low. And judging from jk's academic background, she obviously lacks understanding of social systems and historical development. The Ministry of Magic The settings of the Wizengamot and the Wizengamot are too abstract, childish and childish, which makes many HP fans feel awkward when the protagonist develops and comes into contact with the Muggle world. The wizard is too weak and has an inexplicable sense of superiority, so it is great to have a magical realism Jim Harker zf to connect. JK doesn't know much about laws and regulations. Maybe it's because of cultural differences. Many times he doesn't realize that he is presenting his criminal behavior as a child's wit, just like Hermione drugging Malfoy's follower to make him unconscious. In this case, expulsion from school is the lightest punishment. Not to mention that there is no actual harm. Then you can find a girl to use potions to solve the hormone problems in adolescence? There are too many ways to play without causing actual damage. Moreover, regarding the ability of wizards, once the Uma conflict occurs, wizards who lack high-end combat power will only be worse off than mutants. It is unrealistic to launch nuclear weapons under the Imperius Curse. The conditions for launching nuclear weapons are very harsh and cannot be decided by one or two people. There are complicated procedures. The setting of the potions class is also childish. JK's image of the production of chemical products is still in a fairy tale. This guy has probably never washed test tubes in the laboratory, right? How can a laboratory of a school that has been running for many years not have laboratory management regulations? Which school teacher dares to let students with no basic knowledge wear gloves to conduct experiments on hazardous materials? Hey, anyway, I just hope that the author can work harder and write a different and excellent fanfic, come on! ! ! !

I couldn't read Chapter 25. The protagonist is so cowardly that it is indescribable. He found out that he didn't even have the courage to take off the Sorting Hat when he was prying into his memory. Even if Dumbledore left by his side, he could have done it, but the protagonist would just cry and beg not to peek into his memory again. Remember, let's not talk about whether you should enter Gryffindor with this kind of courage. Even as a time traveler, you should have a bit of courage. Not to mention the identity of a time traveler is a prince of the British royal family. More than ten years of aristocratic education has taught you such a thing, and the teacher who taught it is not afraid of being chopped alive by the queen.

Is the protagonist really a prince? He doesn't have the temperament and wisdom of a prince. Has he really ever taken the kind of class that a prince takes? Should it be an etiquette class or something? (≖╻≖；)

First-rate creativity, second-rate writing, third-rate plot When I read this book, I felt like Cao Cao holding that bowl of tasteless ribs

I felt like I was going to die. I was looking forward to this book very much. I thought being a prince was very elegant and calm. I never expected that he didn't care about the royal family at all. How could you be so reckless? Even if this is your first time in the magical world, you can't act like you haven't seen the world. Does he still remember that he is a prince?

The protagonist is so cowardly that it makes my scalp tingle

Read the comment section and then go straight to the sorting section on the train: the Slytherin prefect dared to use a curse directly on the new students on the train, and the final punishment was to lose the prefect + lose some money; and then the protagonist had his memory read by the Sorting Hat I won't say more, withdraw

If the first few chapters are described as stunning, then the spoilers of The Office After Sorting are extremely poisonous. Secondly, the protagonist does not look like a prince at all, more like Harry who has the shadow of his childhood.

The poison test is over, this book only has the first 20 chapters, you can understand everything

I just finished reading Deng's memory of the protagonist. The injury to the protagonist was a failure to be honest. The protagonist is also a prince. Under such circumstances, a so-called pure-blood is not punished at all. It is a failure. To be honest, wizards still have to be afraid of ordinary society. When a leader learns that he What would you think if your child was hurt as soon as he entered? Even if you can't know it right away, will you really not know it after the holidays? Think about the conflict between the country and the wizard. No pure blood will offend him, and the protagonist doesn't look like a prince at all. Even if you want to blend in with ordinary wizards, there is no need to hide your identity as a prince. You are ordinary people who have become wizards. Besides, they have been insulted by others, and they have directly injured the protagonist. If I were the protagonist, I would directly write a letter back to the queen to talk about it. And later I saw that Deng did not explain the resolution of this conflict. It does not mean that the protagonist is very powerful all by himself. To be honest, this kind of family problem is part of the protagonist's strength. It is really easy to solve the problem of how to repay the family. Is there any problem with using the energy of the weak family?

A question suddenly occurred to me. Electronic products cannot be used in the wizarding world or in Hogwarts, but firearms are not electronic products, so can everything from ejection daggers to individual rocket launchers be brought in and used? If it could, that would be more interesting, right?

I didn't see the rise of the protagonist, I just saw an idiot and childish trash, who lived two lives, and the second one was a royal family, without any sense of maturity. I got into fights before I entered school, and the result was that I never got into a fight. . . After being sent to the hospital, he was forced to attend the entrance ceremony by showing off. . .

I just feel that the protagonist is not interested in learning magic. Generally speaking, no one can resist the curiosity and the pleasure of dreaming come true when traveling from a real world without extraordinary to the magical world. In particular, the protagonist already has mature thoughts and cognition before time traveling. It is not time traveling as a child, so he will not become accustomed to magic too quickly and lose too much curiosity. And I also have a perfunctory attitude towards prophecy magic. To tell the truth, even if someone misunderstands that I have this kind of talent, I will be very happy to try hard, because this is a dream, the Hogwarts in the dream.

The author gives the protagonist a so-called "prince" identity, which is a bit taken for granted. In reality, Princess Margaret's son is also a second earl, and why can the protagonist be named Windsor? Generally, sons take their father's surname. The Queen's descendants were given the surname Windsor because of the Queen's mother's insistence and a proposal specifically proposed by Churchill in 1952. In this way, the Queen also announced in 1960 that the descendants' surname would be "Mountbatten-Windsor" out of her feelings for Prince Philip. The protagonist has a nephew with the queen's surname, and look at the protagonist's age. In ancient times, Charles would have wondered if the old lady wanted to pass the throne to you.

The secondary design of the Sorting Hat was handled very poorly. This is a simple logical question. Pure-blood families have such a big influence in the magic world. The school has twelve school directors, and the principal is just the person they choose to manage the school. If the principal can see it if he wants, then can the principal also see the family curses, self-developed potions, and other things at home? Which pureblood can safely send their children to school here? Can the school director tolerate this kind of thing?

The Muggle Prime Minister has always known about the wizarding world. If wizards were involved, there should have been departments in the past.

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The protagonist looks like an incompetent person. In the magical world, knowledge is the foundation. The most terrifying thing is a protagonist like this who wanders around all day, eating and waiting to die.

The plot was very stiff, but everything else was fine. The hp jumps to the Prime Minister as I write, and then jumps to the original story. It jumps too fast, and suddenly I turn and scratch, ten hairpin turns in a row.

After reading the previous part, I feel that being a royal prince does not have many advantages in some aspects.

Such a good idea was wasted by you

The male protagonist should be stronger, he is still a prince after all

Run fast ། – _ – །

As soon as I saw this theme, I felt very bad... If the power of wizards can be properly utilized, can Britain achieve another glorious achievement in the context of the United States and the Soviet Union, so that the down-and-out British aristocrat can regain a new life and re-educate the traitor? The more I think about it, the more interesting it becomes.

All I can say is that the subject matter is good but the story is poor.

Just reading the introduction, the protagonist is a complete traitor to the magical world. The originally independent wizards are completely controlled by the Muggle government because of the existence of the protagonist. I don't understand what is the charm of this kind of protagonist?

The author is called Weishi Little Wizard. Do you want to learn Bazi or Ziwei?