Hogwarts’ School Nurse

I saw No Heroine and No CP added to the bookshelf, but why is this Hermione getting more and more wrong? Let's wait and see.

I've been coding for more than a month, let's talk about the current problems and thoughts 1. This book will not end with Hermione becoming the heroine. (1) The age difference between the protagonist and Hermione is about sixteen years, so we cannot have fantasies about an 11-year-old girl from the beginning. (2) The scenes between the heroine and love may be a bit jarring and may appear in small amounts on others, but the protagonist will not do so for the time being. 2. If you have anything you want to say, you can write it in a book review or chapter. Generally, I can see it and most of it will be adopted. If you like it, you can add it to your bookshelf, or if you have the money, you can vote for recommendations and monthly votes. If you want to complain, you are welcome, after all, this is my first novel, there will always be omissions, but you can be a little merciful when speaking, hahaha~ In addition to telling the story in my heart, the most important thing in writing this novel is to exercise my ability to write long and fast stories. If you like it, please support it. This is my motivation on the way forward. I hope we can find the parts that we like in this book together. If you don't like it, you can complain. Of course, I can't stop myself just because of one or two words. I am too weak to withstand blows. Slytherin, focused, calm and persistent. Give it to you and give it to me.

Although it is translated as the Cruciatus Curse, the effect of this spell is that the entire body feels a bone-piercing pain. And the unforgivable should be aimed at the soul. The Death Curse directly annihilates the soul, the Imperius Curse controls the soul, and the Cruciatus Curse directly tortures the soul and feeds it back to the body. Instead of literally torturing the heart after translation, the protagonist's treatment of the Cruciatus Curse is only to resist by protecting the heart, which is too superficial and superficial.

Protagonist: Brayson Avery

Although Hermione is very powerful, I feel that it is a bit inappropriate to ask an 11-year-old child to participate in the development of new drugs.

It's weird that Hermione calls the protagonist by his first name. They are different in seniority and are not related to each other. In school, they need to add professional titles or honorifics. McGonagall is called Professor McGonagall, Dumbledore is called Principal Dumbledore, and a doctor or school nurse is added after the protagonist's name. Although Hermione is not the heroine, the only difference between her and the heroine is that her relationship is certain.

I have always said that the protagonist is very powerful, but he fainted after saving a unicorn and was in a coma for three days. Later, he could not defeat the remnant spirit of Voldemort, and his magic power was already nearly a hundred times that of a normal wizard. When fighting the remnant spirit of Voldemort, he collapsed again. It was said that he had the experience of traveling around the world and resisting the siege of dark wizards, but he was constantly stunned when they started fighting. I've read these fifty chapters in vain

The author's medical knowledge is somewhat lacking. Vaccines cannot treat viruses. The function of vaccines is to activate the body's immune system and produce antibodies and memory cells. When encountering similar viruses later, through secondary immunity, a large number of memory cells can quickly differentiate into plasma cells and viral T cells to eliminate the virus.

It feels good, nothing poisonous about it. I don't know what those people who say poison are really looking at, and they just like to pretend to be cool and slap in the face? Then look at this hp fan. The author feels good in handling Fudge's part about the protagonist, and uses Quirrell flexibly. If the three Arabs and the Auror really find the protagonist, then I will probably abandon the plot no matter how it develops. And hp itself is children's literature, so it must have many characters that look bad. Finally, my evaluation is that we can wait and see.

I just read Chapter 5, and I feel something strange. Pomfrey, as the school nurse, can't make potions. Although as a doctor, she doesn't know high-level potions, but she is not a potion master like Snape. As a school nurse in charge of the entire magic school, it is normal to make regular potions. From the original book, it can be seen that Pomfrey's potions are very effective, but have some minor side effects and taste terrible (personally, I feel that this is designed by the school doctor who does not want young wizards to be frequently injured and hospitalized). As a dean, Snape has to be responsible for the students of his own college every day. It is impossible for him to make all the potions in the school. What is the responsibility of the school doctor? With Dumbledore's connections, would he really recruit a school nurse who couldn't make potions to take charge of the entire school's students?