A Mentor's Life, Beginning at Hogwarts

My sister is probably tired. Today's update is so perfunctory. If my sister has such an attitude, it would be better not to update at all. It seems that I am being unreasonable and troublesome... That's all. My sister is usually so free and easy. She just suffers from her brother-in-law. One or two chapters a day should be enough. But my sister, I seem to be a little petty.

The protagonist's personality is not suitable for the profession of Paladin. And as a systematic clergy profession, most of the protagonists use wizard magic, which gives me a nondescript feeling!

The setting is good, and the characters have many tricks up their sleeves. For example, the more powerful ambassadors basically don't pay fines. The British go to the American and Japanese embassies every year to ask for fines, but they don't give them. China has been fined by other places before, and they also received negative criticism. Another point is that before arriving at Hogwarts, the Holy Mother wanted to rescue Harry. Although it is not a big problem, your current status is equivalent to a bridge. Regardless of whether the protagonist recognizes it or not, Lao Deng can get rid of you with a misjudgment.

The souls of a thousand ordinary people. If this is a question, I think you can go to the third world and ask the Lord of Twilight to find people to go to those small countries in Africa where coups happen every day. Anyway, hundreds of people die every day, and you can almost make up a thousand in a week.

It looked good at the beginning, although the protagonist is not my favorite character But the flaws are not concealed But the plug-ins in the back are too big, there are a lot of artifacts The protagonist has to come out to be the boss by himself I personally don't like this kind of protagonist to be the boss...

How could this kind of rubbish become a complete classic? ? Abindu has more words than this, right?

Do you want to consider replacing the genius with the pride of heaven or a genius? . . . This is a Western novel. It feels so nondescript. I thought it was an Eastern fantasy novel when I listened to it. But the problem is that your book is a Western fantasy novel.

It's very well written, and I tortured Voldemort with all the dark priest skills.

Start working as a nanny at Hogwarts

It's the finale again hahaha