Hogwarts: My Name Is Unforgivable Curses

Now that there is Avada Kendavia, is there also "Krue Theo" (Crushing the Bones) and "Imperio" (The Soul Leaving the Body)?

It feels a bit weird, it's like a person's surname is Machine and his name is Guan Gun, and a person's surname is Huo and his name is Quiver. It's a little bit weird.

Although it is really a stretch, it does not mean that it is unreasonable. But the motivations and behaviors are still a little off track. Every time I read about places where the protagonist takes big risks, I always wonder if the protagonist is just looking for trouble. This feeling is especially true for the chapters about the Philosopher's Stone. Most of the time, the protagonist's intellectual curiosity remains at the level of an ordinary "top student". But as soon as he saw Laofu, the protagonist's thirst for knowledge suddenly became as strong as Orochimaru's. I would rather be the most dangerous double agent than "let me see you again." This is really, more or less, a bit abrupt. The other thing is to write anonymous letters. Frankly speaking, because the original work is a fairy tale and Rowling leaves a lot of blank space, many things in the wizarding world are ambiguous. So where does the protagonist get the confidence to say that Lao Dengtou must not know who sent it?

I originally thought that magic perception was an increase in magic perception, but it turned out that it said that it was perception? That's magic analysis + magic microscope. All magic items (or constant magic) can see a clear structure... What kind of bug is this? It's equivalent to the biggest obstacle in Harry's world - knowledge no longer exists for you... (There is no blue bar in Harry's world, everyone relies on knowledge, experience and talent) If not, just copy the homework. Standing on the shoulders of giants, I really can't write this. Voldemort has just been resurrected and found the protagonist in a six-god suit standing at the door of his house. How can he hold up only one Horcrux...

"Your Name" It's too outrageous, aha, such a fun setting If the protagonist goes out at night, Filch takes a green flashlight and takes a photo: Avada is eating a big melon! Scared a random little wizard to death

How do I remember a sentence from the original novel: "Never trust anything that can think independently unless you see clearly where it hides its mind."

When I was searching for games after get off work today, I suddenly had an idea, and I thought of an expression to describe this book: First of all, it is a very accurate description of my self-feeling. Ordinary HP fans are like turning on a cheat device on an excellent text adv and changing the values to skip some plot kills and eliminate the frustrations of childhood; the more powerful ones do not hard-change the data, but insert some NPCs and props to cleverly pass judgments. , Changing some of the endings of the original work; for stronger ones, various branch lines are simply added, which enriches the game content and makes it much easier to pass the main line. The best one has changed it to be more like a Japanese RPG. Although the main line remains unchanged, it starts to have the fun of exploration, and there is even a second game and the day after tomorrow. This book is very magical. It is based on Harry Potter books 1-7, but it is more like an open world game, and it is of a high level. The NPC dialogues are not the same, and the playability is extremely high. It's just that as readers, we are more like the audience of the anchor, watching the anchor chewing on Dagua's various SAO operations.

There are many ways to deal with Voldemort's Horcruxes, such as throwing them into the Mariana Trench, simply throwing them next to the Titanic, throwing them on the ground into radioactive fuel rods, pouring them into a reactor, or casting them into a plutonium hemisphere to make a nuclear bomb.

After reading nearly 30 chapters, I feel that the supporting character Balon has too many roles. Do you want to write a double protagonist?

I am a wizard passing by. Is this Hermione the single heroine? I love this 😁😁