Hogwarts: I Bring a Magical Age

Why do everyone who writes Harry Potter like little kids? If an adult falls in love with an 11-year-old girl, there is something wrong with that person. Not to mention that the protagonist has become younger, but it is impossible for him to become younger in his heart! Anyway, I don't understand, having been single for 23 years.

Why is the protagonist resurrected as Voldemort? It's very far-fetched, because the protagonist is naturally powerful and his birth certificate was not found (appeared out of thin air?) Because the place where he appeared was Sister Privet. The Sorting Hat said that he was very ambitious and surpassed Voldemort. Then Dumbledore concluded that the protagonist was Voldemort resurrected in advance.

This heroine feels like the whole movie has dropped a notch

😰Why do I see so many comments talking about falling in love with Hermione? I think it's quite reasonable. There is no way to fall in love with an eleven-year-old baby. The time traveler has memories. He must have looked at Hermione for thousands of years. Basically, although he is looking at Hermione as a child, what appears in his mind is what Hermione looks like when he grows up. In addition, as an eleven-year-old child in time travel, you can't do anything but grow up with the person you like. No one wouldn't want this experience, right? So I feel that the Hermione written now is quite normal. They say she is my future girlfriend. And actually, Hermione's ability to develop feelings for the protagonist so quickly is also a foreshadowing. (Look at the introduction) Anyway, I feel like there are no big problems except for the fact that fans write too much about Hermione and suffer from aesthetic fatigue as you said.

I just saw the practice in Chapter 16, and I actually suggest that it is better to just use the concept of alchemy instead of Taoism. As it is above, so it is below As far as the cultivation system is concerned, the philosophical thought of (classical) alchemy is more in line with the world of HP, which emphasizes "all in all" Let's put it this way, in DND games, many of the skills of the astral projection series refer to the ideas of Hermes and can be classified as alchemy Only recommended

A good author should indeed dig holes and fill them from time to time, but it is better not to dig holes and bury yourself. The key point is in your wand shop, what about Bai Ze's beard, and why my Chinese mythical beast Bai Ze is so awesome. He is more awesome than your Phoenix. Ollivander wants to go to China to see it. This has already made it clear that you want to write about Chinese mythology. You have dug such a big hole. Will you write about Chinese mythology in the future? If you do, they ask Harry Potter fans to write about Chinese mythology. If you want to read about Chinese mythology, why don't you read novels like Crossing the Gods? If you don't write about Chinese mythology, you have the awesome mythical beast Bai Ze, so why don't you write about the root cause? Can it be without the various racial characters in the mythology that are related to it? When the time comes, will there be a magic war between countries? The Chinese magic world, or the world of immortality? Anyway, it will definitely be much stronger than the European and American magic world. Will Merlin come out of Avalon then?

Author, don't you think it's against the grain that you keep mentioning Eastern elements in a Western fantasy? It's about sleeping and Tai Chi, so why not write about cultivating immortality?

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The name should be changed to "The Years My Love with Hermione". I thought the title was "Academic Master", exploring the mysteries of magic, constantly becoming stronger, and learning and growing in various ways. The result is a sweet love. If it is a love story, it would be well written.

If your Snape hadn't looked like this, I wouldn't have approved of it! (🐶)

There are too many Hermione plots, too many, and it's cumbersome.

Minefield Disco: Mrs. Figg can use magic. You know, she was a squib in the original work. You can let the protagonist gain the ability to cast spells through research later, but just assume that she can cast spells, or that someone helped her gain the ability to cast spells before. To be clear: they are all minefields.

Eleven of the ten Harry novels feature Hermione as the heroine

Why do so many authors like to hide themselves during class? I don't understand. If you show your strength, won't more professors take a good look at you? If the professor has something, he really knows how to teach it.

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I feel like a short-haired version of Hermione

Handsome Si Jiao🤓

I came in after reading the introduction to see your fantastic thoughts on magic spells. . . Not to watch you flirt with Hermione

When I saw Hermione Granger sending her blessings, something felt wrong. Her birthday is in November. Are you writing about Hermione?🤤