I Can Enter Hogwarts in the End of the World

Several times I simply ignored the book because of the title... In fact, the main subject is HP. The title of the book will make people mistakenly think that it is about the apocalypse, and then it was skipped because nine out of ten apocalyptic books The writing is good, although there are some small places where the secondary design is misused, but it seems to respect the original work, at least it is not a dark and deep crippled Lao Deng... Original The originally worrisome issue of the end of the world that doesn't match HP's style of painting is also well blended, and even makes the behavior of hugging the thigh very reasonable. It seems that the future is promising at present As for the shortcomings... The author will occasionally start to quote ancient Chinese texts inexplicably, which is very abrupt, but the amount is not large, and it can still be swallowed by forcing a mouthful of old blood.

Fungus apocalypse plus various mutated creatures are simply a carnival for flesh-and-blood wizards

According to the latest report from the British Broadcasting Corporation on September 28, quoted by Global Network, the family of actor Michael Gambon said that Gambon died in the hospital at the age of 82. According to reports, Gambon played Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, in six of the eight Harry Potter films.

Let me talk about my feelings about the character positioning The author's writing style is very problematic. The female supporting character is described more than the female protagonist, so now that the female supporting character is gone, some people will be annoyed. The Hermione fans are also uncomfortable reading it, and those who like Hermione feel that you are writing randomly without distinguishing the priority. I don't know how the author decided in the first place, but when you've made up your mind, you can't hesitate! The author gives me the feeling that he is wavering. Even if Irene is written to death, some people will still ask if this is a double heroine.

Some people are cute since childhood...

The writing in Harry Potter is very good, but I don't understand why it has to add an apocalyptic text. You can't write it. You can't understand it and it has no effect. What's the use? The bloody darkness of the apocalypse cannot be described at all, but Irene appears. The description is blunt, stereotyped, and useless. The sudden heart of the Holy Mother. It was very exciting when I watched Harry Potter, but when it came to the end of the world, it suddenly became a drama, especially after Eileen came out, I didn't want to watch it at all.

Two questions, I hope the author will come in and take a look. First, the nouns used by the author are very strange. What is infinite extension? I remember that one is called the Traceless Stretching Spell, right? And what is rejuvenating water? A shrinking potion? Are you translating this from the Taiwanese version? If you want to use the Taiwanese version, just use it. For example, Hermione should be called Miraculous. Hufflepuff's name is Hufflepuff. Secondly, I feel that the author's stance is very strange. Recently I have seen several fanfics whitewashing Snape. How come male channels are also being contaminated by female channels without brainflow? That snot-nosed man was an unprincipled person. He rebelled and protected Harry just because the woman he liked was killed by Voldemort. It's not just because he has a sense of justice in his heart or realizes his mistake. Moreover, his teaching was extremely irresponsible. He was cold-blooded (ignoring) the good student Hermione and made various personal attacks on the poor student Neville. Did he give a good lecture? They are basically firing map cannons or playing with Porter, right? You actually turned him into a good and responsible professor?

To be honest, since Irene is written, even if it is not well written and she is just a flower vase character, there is no need to write her to death. She has strong characteristics in her own right. It is completely possible to slowly transform Irene's character... From a girl hiding in an ivory tower to a character with outstanding personality and action ability to present to readers. For example, in the Japanese manga Twelve Kingdoms, Nono, a weak and incompetent female high school student, turned into an emperor full of charisma. You feel a little bit inferior. There are a lot of pages describing Eileen, and she is still a stunning beauty. If it weren't for the blessing of Hermione's HP7 novels, she is deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Handsome

The plot of Erin may make some new book lovers and ultimate old bookworms feel uncomfortable, but for me, it was okay. Because the author described Irene as gentle and kind, but it gave me the feeling that the setting was forced and contained too much conflict. It feels dispensable. Even the heroine is of no use. Everyone can think about how everyone felt when Irene died. Unfortunately, it was a bit weird, and then, it was gone. Anger? Not to mention, sad, not to mention. Why is it a pity that in this apocalyptic world, Irene's role is not so much to help the protagonist but to satisfy the fantasies of book lovers. In this environment, she can remain gentle, kind, and take care of other female friends. Why is it weird, because it doesn't matter whether you find her existence or not. Just like a vase, if it breaks, although it is a pity to part with it, there will be no feelings. Although the vase is pleasing to the eye, the author has always described this vase that even people who like it will feel impatient, so the author is now cutting the knot quickly, although there is something wrong with it, which will make people feel bad. But there is no other way. As long as the protagonist is not distracted by his heart and kidneys, he will have to face this problem. I also admire the author for picking out the problem directly before putting it on the shelves. This makes me look forward to the next plot.

To be honest, Erin wrote that it would not end well if she didn't accept her. If she didn't accept her, she would be missing out. There is nothing to say. He doesn't please those who only look at Hermione, nor does he please those who only like Erin. Now Irene is written to death again, it is completely plot killing, another batch of people are gone, I am speechless😓

Finally found the original picture of Irene.

The plot of the apocalypse is really not very good, and the description of Irene is really hypocritical... It's not just a day or two after the apocalypse, all kinds of troubles and precariousness have been smoothed out in such a long time. After meeting the protagonist, all kinds of psychological problems make people complain. It really doesn't work. Let's write less plots about women 😅 And the protagonist only stays in the apocalypse for a month. I don't understand the loneliness and the need for companionship and conversation. It's a bit unacceptable. Just pretend that no one will bother you and study magic. A month is not too long. Or you can find a populated area and build a small house far away. The character of the protagonist is also not like it. He is very talkative and feels uncomfortable when no one is with him to talk to... At present, the writing of the magical world feels okay, there are no big problems, but the end of the world feels really bad. This is my personal opinion and does not represent everyone.

While saying that he was afraid of trouble if he didn't follow the plot, he flirted with Hermione in various ways in the hope that she wouldn't take risks. Returning to the main world was all about interacting with the female protagonist. There was basically no exciting plot from beginning to end. To put it bluntly, it was uninteresting. The writing was not bad.

The previous writing was really good, but when Irene appeared in Chapter 30, I suddenly couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know why😠

The idea of ​​this novel is very good, but the more I read, the weirder it becomes. The protagonist travels to the end of the world, and then can enter the world of Harry Potter, which means that the main world is the end of the world. The name of the novel also means the same thing. However, the plot of the novel is that the world of Harry Potter is the focus, and the end of the world is just a hasty chapter or two. If this is the case, this book should be called I Can Travel to the End of the World in Harry Potter, and the protagonist should first travel to the world of Harry Potter to enroll normally, using the resources of the end of the world as a golden finger. Rather than putting the cart before the horse now. It may also be that I haven't finished reading it and I don't know the plot behind it, but the focus of the previous chapters is reversed.

After reading Chapter 43, I became more and more dissatisfied with the woman in the apocalyptic world. She was beautiful and outstanding. I also added that she had a first love at the beginning, and she was obviously wearing shabby shoes, but she actually had an affair with the two of them. The male protagonist actually smelled like a dog licker. Isn't it? Your protagonist is so handsome that he can rely on his appearance to make a living in the early stage, and he is chased by all the little witches in school. , Even if you go to the Yingyuan to have a relationship with the little witch, it is better than touching broken shoes. I would rather you just treat it as a doomsday slave. You pay for the food and she pays for the energy. Otherwise, it is a girl next door who just has good features and is innocent and harmless. It is better than you writing about beautiful broken shoes. This is also for her, and that is also for her. It is disgusting to look at, and I am afraid of holding broken shoes.

Little Hermione, hey hey hey

I still prefer the plot of Hogwarts, please come on, author.

It would be better to have Erin as the heroine. The current trend of chasing after Hermione as the heroine and booking all of them is basically just a boast. Hermione was disgusted by it. When the gods meet in the future, you will bring a Hermione, and I will bring a Hermione.

Except for not having feelings for Hermione, everything was fine. The relationship with her was completely skipped, so I couldn't contribute to the first order. I hope the author can continue to work hard after ending the love story and continue to write some interesting content.

To be honest, the beginning is very spiritual, especially when you directly confess to Old Bee and tell him the subsequent plot. It doesn't matter whether the protagonist wants to make up for his regrets or because of the urgency of survival in the apocalypse. It is very interesting to watch Old Bee play with Voldemort when the cards are revealed. Although there are some blue-striped wizards and small poisonous spots such as the magic power route, it is not harmful. But after returning to the apocalypse, it was outrageous. I just built a villa to live in. An empty city is the greatest treasure. If you don't collect materials, but decorate the manor, what are you doing? Play house? Later I thought about becoming a civil servant. In fact, being a civil servant is also very interesting, but it should not be for the purpose of making money. If you can enter the library, you can enter the vault, bank, and jewelry store. Are you afraid of running out of money if you search anywhere? You can exchange gold for Galleons in the front, and you can also exchange gold in the back. As a result, the author keeps saying that there will be explanations and explanations later, so you can just say no before? Especially after 50+, you can't stand it at all. You find a bloodline potion in the front, which can be used as a golden finger for the protagonist. Later, the ratio is directly used as an indicator of strength. The old bee's bloodline has awakened 4 times, and Professor Flitwick discovered that the protagonist's bloodline has awakened 2 times. It only counts the number of awakenings and nothing else. Are the 4 awakenings of the Phoenix and the 4 awakenings of the Centaur the same level? It's outrageous. According to this statement, Fleur's mother is the most powerful wizard in the contemporary era. She was born with 50% of her bloodline awakening, and she can also be trained to awaken in the direction of Veela.

I think if Irene is resurrected, it can be arranged to start with a newborn? Memory slowly recovers with age. In this way, Irene can be turned into a younger sister without causing too much resentment?

Are you sure it's Hermione's solo heroine? If so, I'll chase her.

After reading Chapter 80, I couldn't stand it anymore. The whole plot was incomprehensible. First of all, I thought it was Hermione, the single heroine, and then Irene appeared in the apocalyptic world. It is really disgusting that the single heroine is also having an affair with other women. I read in the comment area that the author replied to others that Eileen is a family person. Let's not talk about some of the previous content, such as 'The protagonist couldn't help pinching Irene's face', 'Irene said in her heart: I wish I had met you earlier', etc. At least until I read Chapter 80, I didn't see any signs of family affection at all. Secondly, Irene is set to graduate from college and enter a company and become an executive. Even if there is a relationship, after this process, she will be 25 or 26 at least, or even a third-year student. The protagonist has a relationship with Hermione in HP, and based on their physical age, that is 14-55. What is the age difference between the two? Mother-son love? "Find me a mother in the last days"? In a post-apocalyptic setting, the protagonist is still the one who absolutely crushes Irene in strength. There is no profound experience between the two. There is an inexplicable relationship between them. How much does the protagonist lack love? Looking at the author's reply, it is even more puzzling that Irene is the protagonist's human anchor in the end of the world or something. The protagonist is a wizard, a magic wizard, and he is in HP one month and in the apocalypse one month. He is not always in the apocalypse. He will return to HP after staying for a month. What kind of human anchor is needed? In the end of the world, reading books, practicing medicine, and exploring have all passed. Is it possible that those who are engaged in professions such as forest rangers and island guards are no longer alive without a personal anchor? I think some people said that Irene was written to death later on, and this is even worse. First, the heroine Hermione was talked about, and those readers who didn't like Hermione were discouraged. Then Irene came up to engage in ambiguity, and discouraged those readers who liked the heroine Hermione. Then Irene was written to death, and then those readers who liked Erin were discouraged. Wave after wave of discouragement, this book is understandable. Then the role of the apocalyptic world, normal people have the strength, the joy of zero-dollar shopping must be unbearable. As a result, the protagonist just thought about making money by copying documents, and it was only in Chapter 80 that he remembered that he could go to jewelry stores, vaults and other places in the city to buy for zero dollars. Looking at the introduction, it talks about resource alchemy and medicine refining in the end of the world, but so far, I have read eighty chapters, and it has not been reflected at all. After time travel, I just curled up and read a book, engaged in daily life with Irene, cooked, planted vegetables, and played with the buildings at home. Watching the protagonist rise quickly using the resources of another world is originally a good point to watch, but it turns out that it is an ability to write so flatly. The only useful thing in Chapter 80 is to charge the magic stone, and it was discovered by Irene. No one in the magic world has discovered it for hundreds of years. Irene, who is a professional in information management, summarized it in less than a month without a computer and flipping through books with bare hands. It is really useless to the protagonist. Finally, the issue of the priority of the two worlds should be decided before starting the book. Focus on one side and write about the other world directly. Unless there is an important plot that directly affects the main line, the other world should be mentioned directly. That's not to say that there can't be two-way development. The key author is obviously not skilled enough to control it, which leads to a strong sense of separation between the two worlds, and there is no deep memory point. For those who don't know, I thought the two books were pieced together, one chapter at a time. My overall feeling is that the HP world is a running story, and the apocalypse is also a running story. The only difference is that the running water in the HP world's running account is porridge, while in the apocalypse it is pure water. Look at what the author in the comment area said about Chapter 160, when the focus is entirely on HP, but it's already Chapter 160, and everything that needs to go has gone. It will be too late to determine the focus by then.

How strange First, I told Dumbledore not to affect the trio to prevent accidents, and then I fell in love with Hermione to participate in and change the plot. Writing a single heroine, Irene, from the front, it is hp I can travel through the apocalypse, so the basic base should be hp, apocalypse has no effect in the first few dozen chapters. Looking at other people's comments, Eileen is still dead later. . . A little speechless. Or don't write about her. It's ridiculous that a man and a woman alone in the last days still have pure feelings. Have you seen the character of Irene in the apocalypse for the first time, her first love, and the body of the male protagonist, Irene, who is 14 years old and in her 20s? Especially those who are still doing it in the apocalypse. I can't stand it anymore. After reading the comments, I can't stand it even more. I slipped away.

The new book "The Bard of Hogwarts" has been released, and Xiaodi will still go all out to write every book. "Many stories of bards are sometimes not all hearsay, but also contain many of their personal experiences. Ino thought that he would spend the future in one fantasy story after another, until one day, he received a letter sent by an owl..."

Then... Irene is so pitiful... The likes are half as low 🥺

The flavor has changed since the beginning of more than thirty chapters. Brother, the previous writing was still good.

This is from another book. After reading fifty chapters, I feel that the author has really made great progress. Although the other book has some opinions that I disagree with, the story is very smooth and can be read without interruption. This one did not survive the free chapter!