Broke in Hogwarts, I Write Harry Potter
没钱的我在霍格沃茨写哈利波特
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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206Chapters
2kRecommendations
24.8kFans
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You dare to write the Three-Body Problem on Earth?
Given the protagonist's identity as a writer, and Dumbledore's theory about his ability to change the future through his own ideas, the protagonist's name should definitely be Adam.
Is it possible that Harry Potter didn't originally exist in this world, but appeared after the protagonist wrote about him? And when the protagonist creates other worlds, those worlds merge into this Earth?
My current impression of the protagonist is that he's a native, but his prophetic abilities don't seem like those of a time traveler.
You might not know that Harry Potter initially faced rejection and lack of recognition. Its eventual explosive popularity was due to a benefactor and commercial support, highlighting the limitations of its time. To illustrate, consider the era of serialized martial arts novels.
Can't they just write the protagonist's abilities outright? All we know is the first time is free each day, and afterwards it costs money—how much, and to what extent? All I want to say is, Riddler, get out of Gotham!
This method of starting with amnesia and then suddenly having the necessary memories appear in one's head gives it a pure, toy-like feel.
Please, please consider a no-romance option, waaaaaaah!
The protagonist is too calm. Are there any ordinary people like that?
After reading a few chapters, I learned that the protagonist wrote a book about the Philosopher's Stone, and Dumbledore was even preparing to change the level. Is this some kind of prophecy? Centaurs who can predict the future can only stay in the Forbidden Forest. That divination professor at Hogwarts is practically insane. He'd go to any lengths for the Ministry of Magic's prophecy orb.