Hogwarts: The Rise of the Muggles
霍格沃茨之麻瓜崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 768k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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276Chapters
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Harley and Ron
Why is Ginny the school beauty? 🌸
This book is amazing, isn't it? It's a combination of a prime minister and Harry Potter, a very good starting point and background. After all, in the Harry Potter world, the ceiling and floor of wizards are too low, and given JK's educational background, she clearly lacks understanding of social systems and historical development.
I couldn't continue after chapter 25. The protagonist's cowardice was indescribable. When he discovered the Sorting Hat was spying on his memories, he didn't even have the courage to remove it. Even if Dumbledore were there and left, he could at least cry and beg them to stop spying on his memories.
Is the protagonist really a prince? He lacks the air and wisdom of one. Did he really take those kinds of classes that princes take? Was it etiquette or something? (≖╻≖;)
First-rate concept, second-rate writing, third-rate plot. While reading this book, I felt as if Cao Cao was holding that bowl of chicken ribs.
I feel like I'm going to die. I had high expectations for this book. I thought a prince should be elegant and calm. I really didn't expect him to be so reckless and disregard royal dignity. Even if it's your first time in the magical world, you can't act so naive. Does he even remember that he's a prince?
The protagonist's cowardice sent chills down my spine.
Read the comments section and then go straight to the Sorting Hall scene on the train: On the train, the Slytherin prefect dared to use a spell on a freshman, and the only punishment was the prefect's dismissal plus some financial compensation; then immediately afterward, the protagonist's memories were read by the Sorting Hat. I won't say any more, I'm leaving.
If the first few chapters could be described as amazing, then the office scene after the Sorting Ceremony is downright toxic. Secondly, the protagonist doesn't resemble a prince at all; he's more like Harry with childhood trauma.
The test is over. This book only has the first 20 chapters; those who know, know.