I Became a Study Machine at Hogwarts

Author, I have read Chapter 101 now, and I have taken a rough look at the table of contents. After a bit of jumping around, I can finally post. I still like this book very much. It looks very comfortable. I also liked the character of Sister Ka better when I played games before. But because of this, I want to talk about a little bit about the heroine in the book. If you think it makes sense, just use it as a reference 🙏 Personally Although the heroine has been labeled with various labels, such as the Queen of Slytherin, the Fire Curse, the Tsundere, etc., I didn't think there was any problem at first. Later, I suddenly realized that I had a very specific understanding of Sister Ka because I had played the game, so I could enter it. In fact, the shaping of this character is currently a castle in the air. Although Sister Ka is very good, the relevant plots so far all follow the protagonist's perspective and accompany the protagonist's experience. Whether it is showing strength or character, "the protagonist needs her, so she exists." This reminds me of Xiao Wu in Douluo, which is very similar to this book. Xiao Wu originally had a line of her own, which was to avenge her rabbit mother, but in addition to directly writing this background, there is no further writing on this line in the book, so Xiao Wu is often criticized as an "accessory" to Tang San. I have a small suggestion. The author can consider whether he can give the heroine a line that is unique to her? In addition to being the wife of the protagonist in the book, does the heroine have a goal in life and a direction for her development? Where does this goal come from? Is it because of family conflicts, childhood longing, etc.? Did the heroine have this goal from the beginning, or did she walk down this path step by step as she grew up? In addition to this big goal, what are the heroine's staged goals? (For example, before Hermione's ultimate goal of becoming the Minister of Magic, she had two goals: to fight for independence for the elves and to fight against Voldemort) After having the heroine's life direction, what efforts has the heroine made to achieve this goal? What kind of adventure was it? Then in the adventure with the female protagonist as the main perspective, what role does the male protagonist play, and what kind of help does he provide to make their relationship transition reasonably? I personally think that if these problems can be handled well, the image of Sister Ka will be more three-dimensional and more charming. When she has an independent personality and unique goals, this image will no longer be a rootless duckweed, but will truly make readers feel that she is a living person.

Isn't the old London square flag now in India?😏

As for the talent system, the average talent per person is over 8, but I don't understand the significance. Not a big problem though. The article is not on topic. It is said to be about the King of Scrolls, but there is no particular desire to explore the magical world.

I forgot which book I got. Professor McGonagall was given a broomstick for small cats in the first grade, a cat climbing frame in the second grade, and a small bell for cats 🤔🤔🤔🤔

What are these chapters about? What? What?

I would like to ask, is the author a girl? After reading the first dozen chapters, why do you feel like watching a female video?

Can the author stop worrying about your magic ring? What's there to write about about playing games?

Tongliao Wudao Shu is in power, and Chang Ge still wants the third company, so why not follow my rebellion and call my lord Hoshino Gen. Pigeon Zong was so good some time ago that his legs were discounted. Please give me a good update. Do you understand if the monthly ticket is huge?

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I just read it and glanced at the character profile. I was so shocked that I specially voted for this post. Is this the image of Neville in this book? Quite novel and shocking!