
The Novelist of Hogwarts
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- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
399Chapters
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Reader comments 19
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Author, you are too poisonous at the beginning. What is wrong with copying the text? You copied a genius fortune teller. Who would want to read it in Britain in the last century? You copied an ordinary romance about a domineering president or Long Aotian, which is better than this, and you made such a poisonous point with a small plot that has nothing to do with the main plot.
Speechless, are you sure the British understand those Chinese physiognomy and feng shui? Are there any other domineering articles written by the president? Yy also needs to be more reliable.
What's the point of writing a novel? Make money and Lockhart Gang? What's the point beyond that? What about the rewards you received? Since he has no sense of existence at all, why can he write a bunch of domestic novels since he is an indigenous person? Can you write a Sherlock Holmes? Your Cthulhu series of novels is better than this one, isn't it too dramatic? What exactly is this vegetable cutting curse? Why do you dream? Could prophecy predict this? Dried fish will turn into strips and nuts will turn into powder. He didn't say what the snake's fangs would look like when they encountered it. He just gave a pale description of "deteriorated poisonous snake fangs". There is no other research that just boils other medicines and puts it in to become a new medicine. You think it's great to face the basilisk. Let's not talk about the unprepared syringe. How hard are the scales of the basilisk? Brother, three meters, two meters, one meter. Did you stop as soon as you injected the basilisk?? Harry stabbed it with a sword and it got bitten! Just say that it's okay if you get hit, dear. And Voldemort couldn't help but stay away from the petrified people. Then you wake up and it's peaceful for a while, as if nothing happened. You haven't told anyone yet. After a while, the basilisk will be fine, so what? What's the point of having so many foreshadowings in your multiple chapters? The protagonist's strength has not increased, and the potion science only changed the venomous snake fang to the metamorphic venomous snake fang, and learned the tarot cards (but you will predict that this thing has no meaning, and it feels like it is just to forcefully lead out Arthur's line and the basilisk vs. A) Before the summary at the end of the volume, I spent many chapters writing the main line of the original novel, but your protagonist is just wandering around the edges and fixing Lockhart. The thread of the heroine is also sparse, so I might as well not mention the thread of writing a novel. You even went on another adventure just for water, and took a look at the magic mirror. The content was indeed the magic stone you knew dozens of chapters ago.
When browsing the book list, you can actually find novels written by the author himself
A little bit about "The Genius Telegrapher"
Every time you click on my own book, you will see at first glance two complaints about my initial work on Taylor's first book, "The Genius Physiologist". I once promised that as long as it is not an advertisement, I will not delete the review, but the two negative reviews really affected the perception. I wanted to post a few posts to brush off these two complaints, but I found that this post had more than 80 likes, which is equivalent to more than 80 book friends who may collect this book. They were dissuaded by this plot. When I think of this, I feel sad, so I will write a small explanation. Actually, I think I can justify writing about this protagonist in "Genius Physiologist". In HP, pure-blood wizards all have more or less talents. For example, Tonks's Disguise Magus, Neville is good at herbalism, and Seamus is good at making explosions. , So as a pure-blood wizard, it's not too much to discover that she has the talent to write novels. And the Trelawney family is a prophecy family, and the books in the family are all about prophecies, so it's not too much to write a novel about prophecies, "The Genius Fortune Teller". Some book friends are curious about the setting of my protagonist, whether he is an authentic aborigine or a local who has passed through the soul of a novelist. To be honest, I can't give a very definite answer. When I wrote it, I had the aboriginal people in mind, but because I hadn't signed a contract before, I wrote it more casually, and often mixed in a little bit of my own complaints, so it seemed to have an out-of-place modern feel, so... Don't delve into the setting. Finally, this article is really not a copycat article. If you are persuaded to quit because of copywriting, you might as well stay and read it again. Maybe you will be attracted by my novel ideas and smooth writing?
Idiot, you don't even look, where are you? This is the country of rot. In the country of rot, you're copying a genius fortune teller????? You should copy the Heavenly Official's Blessing, the Patriarch of the Demonic Way, Poyun, Jiujiu, etc. Only the gays in the country like to watch,,,
I can't tell who is more psychotic, the author or the old liar witch in the original work.
When I saw that the protagonist was a native, I lost interest immediately.
It's very well written, why didn't you sign the contract?
Please, author, just write a request for leave if you can't continue writing. Don't do some weird stuff to fill the word count.