The Background Professor at Hogwarts

Lots of poison. First of all, the protagonist first said that he would try to be a passerby professor, and then he frantically interfered in the affairs of the trio. The trio would come to the protagonist whenever they were in trouble. Secondly, every time Hermione saw the protagonist blushing, she would forcefully insert a heroine into the scene. When she saw the protagonist blushing, she ran away with a blushing face. . . Third, after the protagonist's strength has reached a point where it far exceeds that of ordinary wizards, he is still cautious. According to the protagonist's strength, he doesn't know what to hide. Apart from Dumbledore, he basically has no opponents. Voldemort is left with no Horcrux by the protagonist, but he is still cautious. . . Although it fits the name and content of the book, he keeps a low profile at school while frantically interfering in the affairs of the trio and the plot. I'm speechless Fourth: The Triwizard Tournament has to be revealed. The fourth picture is about the protagonist, four warriors, one of whom is a professor, which is quite embarrassing. Even though he said he was only there to protect the players, not participating in the competition was still disrespectful. Don't look at this.

According to the setting of the original book, wizards enter school at the age of eleven, the protagonist awakens the system at the age of eighteen, and waits for a year before applying for a job as an astronomy professor. And then the heroine is actually Hermione. Is a nineteen-year-old falling in love with an eleven-year-old teacher and student? It's so disgusting.

There is a reason why this book is not popular. Since the post, the author has not read the comments. The settings are completely messed up, there are countless loopholes, and it is difficult to justify. But Shuhuang can barely take a look. After all, the plot flows smoothly.

The name of this book is Professor Passerby. In fact, I don't see any Passerby at all. It's not about the three-man gang of Pig's Feet. . Don't miss any important events. . . . I was deceived by my name.

It was completely written by people who have never read Harry Potter and then followed suit. There are a lot of plot holes in it. Many of them are actually written in the original work but I don't know about them. Then the author thought of them and inserted them and thought he had written them well. Without an outline, I write whatever comes to mind, and then I just follow the original plot if I don't have enough creativity. And because of some obscene thoughts, he chose to let eleven-year-old Hermione develop feelings for the professor. How disgusting, bah! Nausea!

To be honest, since I have chosen to be modest and low-key, and still touch the magic stone and the protagonist, isn't it really uncomfortable? And I get annoyed when I see the heroine Hermione, both in and out of the play.

HP fans seem to like to promote high technology and belittle magic? But in my opinion, technology may betray people, but magic cannot. There are a lot of movies about robots ruling the world, but I have never seen magic betraying people. Therefore, it is always mentioned in magic novels that technology will surpass magic, etc., Which is unnecessary.

I don't think any normal person would attack Hermione now. She's only in fucking junior high school. When I read this kind of novel, I don't think it's because of the heroine. This whole thing is purely perverted😒

Having said that, Hermione is almost at the age of entering elementary school, right? To make the relationship between teachers and students so ambiguous, and to share any technological breakthroughs with a junior high school girl, to be honest, does it feel a little disgusting to cultivate the author in this way? Although you can get married as an adult, the process is indeed a bit disgusting.

It feels like the protagonist in the author's novel doesn't look like a wizard. As a wizard, shouldn't you be eager to learn? Wizards should be very thirsty for knowledge, but why is the protagonist so free? There is still time to pay attention to the Harry trio! Shouldn't we study hard? As a passerby professor, are there any benefits to being in contact with the trio? Inexplicably good for the trio! It feels very inconsistent! After reading the first few chapters, I felt that I was a little off topic! What does passerby mean? Doesn't the author understand? Are you sure you are still a passerby professor after being so close to the trio?