Hogwarts: I Have a Magic Book

Come on, ignore those shady comments, most people just read in silence! 😡

You're stupid if you travel through time in your brain! He has become the King of Vampires, but he actually doesn't want to be an outlier. He tries his best to pretend to be an ordinary person and runs errands for others. He is beaten by several minors and doesn't even dare to fight back. He is a garbage protagonist.

I don't understand the meaning of these chapters since I entered school. Are you looking down on magic itself or looking down on the teachers who teach magic? When you sleep in class and don't listen to the class, is it because you know how to do it so you don't need to listen? Or do you think the teacher is not qualified to teach you so you don't want to listen? What's the point of being so arrogant?

It's not surprising at all that the protagonist blows up Hogwarts at this rate. During the admissions process, the professors and principals watched the protagonist being shot to death, and then when they arrested him, those magic attacks were directed at the students. A student who didn't seem to be able to endure bullying was directly assigned to the Snake House.

The author has never read Harry Potter. Voldemort stole something from the orphanage during World War II and threatened other children with Dumbledore's magic. Why would he let you go to Hogwarts to study if he knew you were killing someone in the street? A vampire doesn't even have a chance to go to Azkaban, and will be executed directly.

1. The protagonist in the book can join Hogwarts while the wizard watches him being shot. 2. You can show your powerful organ regeneration ability without any precautions in front of ordinary people. 3. You can arrogantly sleep in class at Hogwarts and refuse to listen, instead of going to the library to study on your own and ask professors for advice. 4. Still watching

He knows about the Royal Knights, but he doesn't even know about Hogwarts. He is worse than aboriginals.

After reading it for a while, I would like to express my opinion. I personally don't think sleeping in class is a poisonous point. The main reason is that the protagonist enters the school passively. To be precise, he is coerced. Therefore, it can be said that the protagonist is passively sabotaging his work. What really feels poisonous is the setting of the protagonist. A person who knows the world of hell. The time traveler of Song does not know Harry Potter. The two works are so close in time, and HP should be much more famous than Hell Song. After all, I first learned about it in this book, so unless the author fixes it at the beginning, many people will think this is a big poisonous point. The reason why many people are dissatisfied with the protagonist sleeping in class is that the protagonist does not show absolute suppression of ordinary people in terms of force at the beginning. Instead, the protagonist is the one who suffers. Many times, the author will use the protagonist's lack of strength to continue the plot. Often, the protagonist will be annoyed that he is not strong enough and does not work hard enough, which will make people feel disgusted. In the end, I personally feel that it is better to set the protagonist as an indigenous or non-Blue Star person, so that the development of the plot will be much easier to control.

This kind of protagonist, Long Aotian, has not been seen for a long time. The main theme is that those who can beat me will unconditionally favor you and tolerate you, but those who can't beat you are guilty of living. If they don't behave like dogs, if they don't do it inappropriately, they will be kicked a few times when they pass by. Ask it why you don't come to lick me, you already have a way to die

Isn't there a book that introduces the wizarding world and Hogwarts? The protagonist clearly doesn't understand yet why he still doesn't understand? Are you so confident that you won't be killed?

Behavioral logic is too childish

A very good novel, don't let others criticize it. It looks really good. The only problem the protagonist has is that he kills people too harshly.

By the way, can I write another Conan qwq

Why open a new account? Author 😅 Didn't the Conan book have good grades?

I saw so many people criticizing this book. I didn't believe it. I read it and gave it a try. I only lasted a little more than two chapters and then quit. This book is inexplicable.

I haven't watched it for a while, so it's gone? ? ? :

I hope there will be a female protagonist, and... She won't be too evil.

This chapter says the quantity is pitifully small, what's going on ಥ_ಥ

Accardo

Accardo never imagined that he would one day be a nanny.

There's nothing bad about it. It's pretty good-looking, but updates are a bit slow.

I don't understand what these people are doing. I have a habit of reading the reviews first when looking for a new book to get a brief understanding of what the book is like. When I saw a lot of people in the comment area saying it was poisonous and quarreling, I thought I'd give it a try. Then I read the first chapter where they said it was poisonous. The protagonist was surrounded by a group of teenage kids at the beginning. The author didn't say a few words and the plot was over. I didn't think there was anything wrong with this. Then a bunch of people said it was poisonous and started arguing. It was really awesome. So these people are here to cause trouble on purpose? Or is it that people nowadays have such high demands for novels that I can no longer understand them?

I finished watching it in 10 minutes. It's like I didn't watch anything.

It seems that the comment section is noisy 😎 Then I will give it a try. Wait for me

Slow, so slow! I've been saving for several days but it's not enough to watch.

After reading a few chapters, I have a question, why doesn't the protagonist seem to know about Harry Potter?