Man Receives Hogwarts Acceptance Letter in Game of Thrones

Top up 100 million gold galleons? Five million gold galleons to give to the Ministry of Magic to buy a banner, and ten million gold galleons to buy the school director position? Has the author thought about the financial system of the magical world when writing? Tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of gold galleons is a huge number. The author definitely didn't think about it seriously when he wrote it, and added nine turns of intestines!

I thought I could go to Hogwarts in England, so why would I learn magic? Wouldn't it be more powerful to send a whole truckload of hot weapons back to sweep across the countries?

I've tried the poison for you, don't look at it, it's very poisonous, you can easily make millions of gold galleons, and you can even deposit hundreds of millions of gold galleons. If the economic system is in such a mess, why do you have any reason to expect this novel to be interesting to you?

A nonsensical comedy novel? You have a deposit of 100 million gold galleons. It doesn't tell you where your wealth comes from, and it doesn't tell you whether there is such a figure in the wizarding world. Just guess how much the goblin of Gringotts is willing to spend to kill you?

I can't read it. The author has no idea about money. What's the benefit of saving 100 million gold coins with the goblin? They will deduct your money every year. You wrote the novel without thinking carefully. Are you pretending to be stupid?

To be honest, I didn't mean to cause trouble. I really couldn't stand it anymore in Chapter 13. From the beginning, I said something annoying and was looked at like a monkey several times. Then after a class, I started to develop magic to make myself faint. In Chapter 13, I didn't listen to McGonagall's warning when I went out. I didn't even think about Flivi's warning. I couldn't pass the flying class, so why go to school? Go back and practice the advanced textbooks yourself. Isn't the existence of these elite professors to prevent naughty children from fooling around and trying to kill themselves? Generally speaking, the protagonist gives me the impression that he is immature, and he is very much like a real 11-year-old little wizard who just entered school. He is still the kind who thinks that I am rich and invincible.

The financial system collapsed in an instant. In the first five chapters, there was no protagonist who charged 100 million galleons in Gringotts.

Look at the catalog! For eight consecutive days, I lied to readers that I would update! I swear by my headache! I have never seen such a shameless person!

I feel that this book has a bit of a loophole. I have traveled from Game of Thrones to the modern world. I just bought a bunch of arms and didn't kill them all when I went back. It doesn't have to be too good, just the level of weapons that can be used in a battle. If high-tech weapons are directly invincible, Vulcan cannons and armor-piercing bullets will not work even if several dragons come.

Why don't you update and post these every day? . . To provoke readers?

What chapter is this? When I saw 100 million, I was immediately persuaded to quit.

So awesome, you have 100 million gold coins and are afraid that you can't kill a wolf, deer or lion? It's okay to be scared away directly

Reading this book feels like eating a piece of chocolate with chocolate ganache on the outside and shit-flavored chocolate ganache on the inside... It's interesting at first, but it becomes more and more poisonous and naughty. You immediately realize that this is shit, then give up, and start to feel nauseous...

Just be fools as readers and stop updating every day. Please leave.

The only problem is that the author really has no idea about money and the worldview. Thrones aside, Rowling said in an interview that the number of adult wizards in the UK is only over a thousand. Aurors, who work hard on the front line, only earn 6-800 Galleons. The Minister of Magic only earns 400 Galleons a month. The most common employee earns 50 Galleons a month. Do you want 100 million gold coins to be converted into Galleons? I seriously doubt that the British Isles plus Gringotts in France can afford this amount of money.

The setting of 100 million gold coins can be changed. Robert has been the king for so many years and has squandered it unscrupulously. After squandering hundreds of years of Targaryen accumulation, he only owes more than 6 million gold dragons.

Remember to look for spells like the Mountain Moving Spell.

I don't know if the author has read the original work, but I couldn't stand the first three pictures. There are only over 2,800 and less than 3,000 wizards in the British wizarding world. There are more than 260,000 and less than 300,000 wizards in the world's wizarding community. The magic community in the world combined is just a small social system of a small country with few people. Five million to ten million is spent on a minor. The little wizard has such a huge wealth and no background. If the pure-blood family and the goblins don't teach you a lesson, they will be sorry for Merlin. In a world like Game of Thrones where plots and poisonous assassinations can come at any time, an exiled prince who comes here will be so simple and ridiculous. He believes that nobles are kind and believes that the powerful are merciful. It is a bit insulting to the average IQ!

Post two pictures.

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Suddenly an idea flashed across my mind. There is no shortage of dragon eggs in the Harry Potter world. There is so much gold there for the protagonist. If you look around the black market, it turns out that the protagonist is the father of dragons. If the protagonist were to walk around with ten dragons, Tom would get liver tremors

Support me, you really wrote out my thoughts. .

Buy a few more dragon eggs and elves in Harry Potter, and go back to Game of Thrones to farm and develop.

This book is off to a good start, so far the writing is good, keep up the good work!

Finally, there is a novel about wizards and witches. The author must not want eunuchs.