
A Magical Journey Beginning in Azkaban
从阿兹卡班开始的魔法之旅
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After reading the first few dozen chapters, there were too many minor flaws. An adult who transmigrated to Azkaban and lived there for 11 years still has the mentality of a child. The ancestral home of the two purebloods was robbed and left in ruins, like a joke. Was the Blake family robbed?
Another one adding mana to HP. And you're fine with adding mana, but then your mana is only 2.3. Each spell costs one point, meaning the protagonist is out of mana after just two spells? Is your protagonist a born Squib? Even worse than Filch!
Honestly, while everyone around the protagonist in the book says he's humble and polite, all I saw in the beginning was a spoiled brat with low emotional intelligence and rudeness, even more stubborn and headstrong than Gryffindor. So I couldn't keep reading. They shout at conservatives that we should learn from Ma Gua, their methods are never gentle; instead, they provoke trouble, use rude titles, speak in a harsh tone, and employ inappropriate communication strategies.
I spent ages haggling at a secondhand bookstore to buy textbooks, and saved 2 Galleons. Then I bought an owl for 100 Galleons. 😅😅😅😅😅😅
You started out living in Bengbu, and Harry's uncle didn't know he was a wizard, so he wouldn't let Harry read the letter. You, an Azkaban guard, are hiding the letter and not letting him see it? You're even more awesome than Dumbledore!
Shorting Russia? You can dream about anything.
Shorting Russia is a no-go. Guess why Soros's quantitative fund has never successfully manipulated the ruble over the years? Is it because he didn't want to? Do you know what Russia did when Soros shorted the ruble in 1997? They announced a halt to all foreign-held bonds and stocks, using fixed assets from Russia's military industry as collateral. Soros lost at least 3 billion in that one move.
What I don't understand is why the author had Dumbledore scheme against Hermione. He only cared about Harry from beginning to end. If it weren't for the Horcruxes, he would have easily defeated Voldemort single-handedly.
This might be considered a flaw (personal opinion).
1. There's a lot of malice towards Dumbledore. 2. Even if the original author's economic system was terrible, you can't give her inflation like this. Income and expenses of hundreds of thousands or even millions of Gallons at a time. 3. The eleven-year-old protagonist led a group to exchange Galleons for pounds and leveraged it to make more than 10 billion pounds when the Soviet Union collapsed…
Chapter 77, Reason for abandoning the book: He always liked to rename some common HP facts. For example, the levitation spell could also be called the suspension spell, but it was changed to the flying feather spell, which directly breaks the story of cultivating immortality. Take, for example, the Blood Curse Orcs.
Please, no Hermione! Building a good relationship with Hermione early on offers no benefits and will only lead the protagonist to dangerous situations.