The Tarnished at Hogwarts

You're saying a protagonist from the Borderlands doesn't know any magic from the Borderlands even after a third playthrough? I don't understand, but I'm deeply shocked. Even if you just learned Tops's Stance...

Here's a brief overview of the problems the author is currently facing with this book: 1. There's a conflict between the character's established persona and his actual behavior. The borderlands are a war-torn world, if not cannibalistic, where self-preservation is paramount.

A transfer student, attacked by a dragon upon enrollment, a goblin dies, and the student possesses immense power; Professor Weasley. The Ring of Ayrton X Legacy of Hogwarts ✓

Is this really a third-round player from the French Open? The more I look at him, the less he seems like it. This is the weakest third-round player I've ever seen.

The character design is a bit silly; the Faded One roars in all sorts of ways when attacked by a dragon?

Desperately challenging Hogwarts is utterly illogical. Wouldn't a normal person avoid danger? Did the protagonist waste his life experience in his past life?

This book could be called, "How a Faded Person Becomes a Nanny."

The Faded Ones entering the Harry Potter universe is a relatively fresh concept. The reason people enjoy watching "stitching together" (a neutral term) is that two familiar stories collide and create new sparks. However, the key to mending the story lies in [two familiar stories].

Show me some pictures, you get what I mean?

This book is downright cruel to the protagonist; I've never seen a game this bad on my third playthrough. The author is utterly useless.