The Secret Seer of Hogwarts

The Slytherin + Spy is a better combination for working behind the scenes or for scholars. Author, don't be like Gryffindor, always rushing to the front lines. If you want to cause trouble, you can learn from Professor Moriarty.

Seeing the basilisk part felt incredibly reckless, and they couldn't stop him from exploring. Honestly, a young wizard like that would run into many problems. There's no need to follow the source material for its own sake. Is the real world really full of these curious little kids? Ask yourself honestly, how would you have reacted if you were eleven years old and encountered something you were curious about?

The main character at the beginning is so awful, shouldn't you change it? It'll turn some people off. 🙂

Honestly, I think this book is likely to fail. The Mysterious System is far superior to Harry Potter. Unless you switch to Infinite, you don't even need demigods. A Sequence 5 Astrologer is invincible in Harry Potter, let alone a demigod. Sequence 7 is called Wizard, and Sequence 6 Scroll Professor is unprecedented in Harry Potter. The difference in level is too great.

I feel that the author intentionally portrayed the mysterious + Harry Potter world as an innocent world similar to Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, with a dark side, but it is warm and cozy from beginning to end, which is absurd.

That's incredibly reckless... 😅

To be honest, there are too many flaws, and the attempts to justify them are forced (I don't mean to insult anyone). It feels illogical, and the main character seems a bit baffling (brainless). Furthermore, the character merely follows the plot, which feels like a bait-and-switch tactic. Logically speaking, there are quite a few flaws.

In that case, where do we get the blood of the mythical creature that the protagonist's Sequence 4 needs?

This beginning is truly... The protagonist isn't even as likable as Malfoy. He's spouting sarcastic remarks and making sweeping generalizations, launching attacks on all the pure-blood wizards in front of everyone. The eavesdropper lacks any composure or rationality, but the transmigrator's arrogance and disdain for others are quite evident.

So this book is just about a few different people experiencing the same adventure?