Hogwarts: Dally Returns from the Mysterious

It seems that Harry, Lu Mingfei, and Huo Yuhao have attained enlightenment and begun to save the people around them 😰

He didn't even read the original Harry Potter books clearly. Hagrid didn't even know how Harry was treated in the Dursley family. How could he discriminate against the Dursleys from the beginning?

I have only read a little bit so far, that is, to the vault. This book is a bit disturbing to read. The protagonist opens his mouth and is scolded... Combined with the golden finger brought back from the mysterious world, you will have a feeling that the magic world is so troublesome, why do you have to rush to it? After all, one can become the strongest in the world by performing digestion and promotion step by step. Under this premise, the magical world either finds it interesting, or it has some purpose. However, the corner of the magical world revealed in the author's early content is full of pride and prejudice, and any interest in it has been extinguished. The portrayal of Hagrid is also strange. He is not the rough male mother in the original work at all, but an unreasonable and foul-mouthed man. And it's unreasonable and unreasonable. If he knew what Harry had gone through, how could he be angry? No matter how badly the Dursleys treated Harry, they at least raised him. And what did he do? He did nothing. In short, it is a drama. The Dursley family is not a likable character to begin with. Even if the protagonist is Dali, the Dursley couple are still not likable. Then another OOC Hagrid appeared, and he was not a likable character either. When they arrived at the vault, Griphook was also very arrogant. There are only two characters who are not annoying, Harry Daly. After flipping through the catalog, there are also the Malfoy family who are disgusting. I know that as the plot of Hogwarts progresses, some good characters will appear, but the relatively large-scale accumulation of negative characters in the front really made me a little annoyed while reading.

The Return Stream has finally reached me, Dali

I feel that the mother path matches well with the HP worldview. You can enter Hufflepuff, and the related abilities and roles are very convenient. However, if the sequence 2 matron of desolation is a male protagonist, it will challenge the reader's acceptance ability.

So far, the writing is pretty good? But the Inquisitor path has nothing to do with Harry Potter, right? It seems that the ability is completely unable to adapt to the Harry Potter world view at low levels. How do you think that other paths such as the Medicine Path, the Apprentice Path, and the Fool Path have combat effectiveness at least at the low level. But it depends on how the author writes it.

As mentioned, I suspect that Dudley may have vaguely planted the seeds of losing control. The fact that he put the elixir of life in the family's dishes may be a precursor to losing control. Because immortality is something that everyone longs for, but not everyone can afford. Take Dumbledore as an example. Dumbledore lived for more than a hundred years, his family was broken up, his lover broke up, and two generations of Dark Lords were so persevering. Why didn't he use the Philosopher's Stone to make the elixir of immortality himself? The answer is probably that longevity is really a grinding thing, a very common setting in the second dimension. If you live a long time, you will experience a lot of things, life, death, separation, vicissitudes of life, etc. Even if Dumbledore really lived for more than a hundred years, he might not choose to continue. Except for Dudley, who is probably a god and has achieved uniqueness, Petunia Vernon is considered an ordinary person, while Harry is at most a special little wizard with a piece of Voldemort. Can their world view accept that they have to live for hundreds of years without knowing it, something that ordinary people cannot experience at all? Why did Klein leave his brothers and sisters? Isn't it because the extraordinary gathering is too dangerous and ordinary people cannot bear it. Wherever Dudley is, Feifan will gather, and everyone around him will be involved. So for Dudley, as a person who fights for power from the secret side, he does not consider the consequences of spreading the elixir without saying a word and dreaming of being able to live as a family in the future. Because he is here, Feifan will be attracted to him, causing others to be involved in incidents like Brass Book, and the whole school will suffer. Not to mention the psychological issues to endure. Judging from the results, he actually doesn't care about the safety of the people around him, he just wants the people around him to fix his humanity. How could two ordinary people, Petunia Vernon, adapt to extraordinary and strange things? They even seemed unsuitable for drinking potions, because being an extraordinary really requires intelligence that is higher than others and a cold hand.

It looks pretty good, but starting from Hagrid, it feels like the author is deliberately overstepping the original characters.

I have a question: Does Dumbledore Voldemort have the power of a demigod?

The setting is quite good. Why do you have to hang out with Harry Potter and return to the wishful world? There are two ways, whether it is to establish your own Black Emperor's kingdom, or to merge the wizarding world, Muggle world, or the wizarding and Muggle world to become an anchor. In order to maintain humanity in order to become a god, don't always focus on the original protagonist of Harry Potter.