Hogwarts: Snape's Druid Way

I haven't watched it yet. This synopsis doesn't seem like it belongs on Qidian. It's more like something from another platform.

Just now, when I was working out the outline... Around the time when the Sli group turned 18. I finally came up with the event I had initially planned. That's why the protagonist has this system, and why someone who transmigrated can so easily fall in love with Lily. Why does the protagonist always care so much about his family and everything about Lily?

(￣▽￣)/ Correct way to open

Transmigrating into Snape's world could have been much quicker and easier. He could have learned the Forgetting Charm/Confusion Charm and the Summoning Charm/Summoning Charm from his mother or family, acquired a secondhand wand, cast the Forgetting Charm on his parents, and then simply wandered off to the wealthy district to enjoy life (the Ministry of Magic didn't monitor him before he enrolled…

Low EQ: The outline is decent and shows promise. I'm following the author now, and I'll wait four or five years to read your book again (my writing is so immature right now I want to cover my head 😰😰, and I really don't like reading rambling, diary-like writing). High emotional intelligence: A primary school student's picture-based narrative composition.

I've always thought Lily Evans wasn't a good person. You know, the Upside-Down Curse was invented by Snape, who gave it to Tonya, and then the Four used it against him.

The writing style is very strange; it feels like a middle school student writing a diary or an essay.

There's a big problem. In the Harry Potter books, it's written that Voldemort was completely overwhelmed by Dumbledore and forced to retreat. (Although the movies don't show Dumbledore's overwhelming power over Voldemort, they do show that Dumbledore was in control.) But in this novel, a Voldemort twenty years younger fights Dumbledore to a draw?

Just by looking at this synopsis, you can tell this book is bound to be a scam.

The idea is okay, but the writing is mediocre, even a bit poor. The characters feel somewhat different from the original work, almost like a scene from a classic Chinese fantasy novel, with a Western feel but a distinctly Chinese flavor. It's quite unpleasant to read. If the author intends to write long-term, this can only serve as practice; the writing has a lot of room for improvement.