
Start Changing the World at Hogwarts
从霍格沃茨开始改变世界
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 436k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After reading the introduction, I was put off by the first sentence. The book said that "wizards do not make profits with ordinary people." That's the law of secrecy, okay? Please, when writing Western fantasy, don't add your so-called Eastern elements and your private values.
The introduction is very strange. Wizards are not all-powerful supermen. Most wizards cannot cast the Iron Armor Curse. A soldier with a gun can kill a dozen ordinary wizards. The first owner of the Elder Wand died from a knife cutting his throat. Gryffindor is good at fencing. Only three super wizards like Deng and Ge appeared in thousands of years, which would hardly affect the overall balance of power.
A group of people who have never even passed the military academy are entangled in the affairs of the staff department. This is why some people always think that wizards can beat ordinary people.
A mama's boy who is going to be controlled by his ghost mother for the rest of his life, my God! How terrifying is this😱
This introduction. . After reading this, I no longer have the desire to read. What kind of order can we create if we don't study magic and strengthen ourselves when we go to a magical world? ? ? ? ? ?
You deserve it, this introduction is embarrassing enough
I felt that the plot was too dragging, and the original female character had too many roles, and she was not likable. A psycho with multiple personalities didn't know what to be proud of.
The chapters on the train were all deleted, and the protagonist's laments about wizards were pure nonsense. The protagonist knows that it is the world of Harry Potter and must know about the wizarding world. At least the British wizarding world has been divided into two factions. The ending of the original book with Hermione becoming the Minister of Magic and Malfoy's wife Astoria has hinted at the eventual decline of the pure-blood faction. It is a false proposition that wizards rule ordinary humans or that ordinary humans kill all wizards. There is no reproductive isolation between wizards and ordinary humans, and squibs appear randomly in pure-blood families. Muggle-born wizards also appear in ordinary people. There are a large number of wizards and ordinary people forming families. In the original book, the number of mixed-blood wizards is the largest. The wizarding world does not have its own industry or basic agriculture and animal husbandry. Wizards have actually become attached to or parasitic on ordinary people.
Because most wizards are just civilians, they only learn ordinary magic in school. The school does not teach much about combat. Many people actually study at home and do not know how to go to school. Basically only Aurors take the initiative to learn, just like civilians and soldiers. Moreover, it only takes a few wizards to use the Imperius Curse to control the upper-class people, and they can basically control Muggle society. If necessary, Muggles can be killed among themselves forever. The threat does not exist. As for the Secrecy Law, to use an inappropriate analogy, you can kill mosquitoes, but they will keep harassing you. At this time, you need a mosquito net. After all, mosquitoes have an absolute numerical advantage, but they are very annoying and cannot be killed. The Secrecy Law is like this mosquito net.
To be honest, if we really follow Harry Potter's world view, I doubt that the Vatican's strength alone can equal the entire wizarding world.
It turns out it's you, Cardinal Salted Fish. Now it's the third book. I'm looking forward to the new book, and hope that the quality of the content in the old book will not decline.
When wizards and ordinary people go to war, the one who survives in the end will definitely not be ordinary people. Space teleportation, control of creatures, curses, etc. It is really not difficult to get mushroom eggs with the magic of wizards. Wizards have strong survivability.
The author's introduction has persuaded 90% of the readers to turn away, and the comment section is more exciting than the book.
The exaggerated tone of Japanese comics, when used in an English-speaking environment, gives rise to an uncomfortable feeling. That kind of chubby atmosphere is indescribable. If I were thirteen years old, I might like this style, but now that I am old, I have trouble digesting and just want to vomit.
Ichao, did you write World Tree? !
The author should delete the introduction. Did he write it deliberately to be criticized?
The setting of Harry Potter in this aspect is very contradictory. It is not like the traditional immortal system where the body and mind are separated from the mortals and there is a heaven that allows them to live in a different plane from the mortals. According to the gap mentioned by the wizard, how could the wizard not rule Muggles and become Brahmins. Personally, I feel that Muggles must have always had hidden forces that resisted or even suppressed wizards, forcing wizards to enclose their own territory, and then wizards used spring and autumn techniques to conceal the truth from future generations.
Read a few chapters. The protagonist aims to change the pattern of the wizarding world, but the result is another train plot. Other wizard children come to cause trouble. The protagonist behaves like a child. Is this a time traveler? Even if you act like a teenager, it's okay to be in the middle. Goodbye.
About confidentiality laws
I think the secrecy law is mainly to prevent Muggles from studying magic. In the official setting, Muggles can actually learn magic theory and create enchanted items and magic props. James Stewart, you can go to the Harry Potter Wikipedia to read about this person. He is an American No-Maj and the husband of the witch Aesop, but he is also a top wand-making master. The encyclopedia says that the first time he made a wand, it was magical, and he even developed a method that allowed Muggles to make such magic items without causing any disasters. Together with his wife, he also discovered several unique rod core manufacturing materials in the Americas, and eventually he even became the principal, professor and founder and first dean of Pukechi College in Ivermorny. The statue of the branch of Pukechi College was also built by him. According to the timeline of the founding of the school, the Protection Law was established less than five years after his death. This man proved that Muggles can learn magic theory and create enchanted items and magic props. To put it bluntly, who knows if if he continues his research, he will be able to develop a device that allows Muggles to use magic. Wizards don't dare to bet on the wisdom and creativity of Muggles, so in order to monopolize magic, they have to protect themselves with the law of secrecy.