A Witcher Who Attends Hogwarts

There is one thing I have to say. Generally speaking, the magic power of witchers has no growth and is very low. Can advanced magic be used in the later stage? Also, witchers have cat eyes instead of snake eyes.

To be honest, the witchers are too weak and cannot be defeated by a dozen heavily armed soldiers. A SEAL team can kill dozens of witcher soldiers. A mid-level adult wizard from Harry Potter should have no problem killing dozens of soldiers.

Why does the protagonist feel like he is really a child?

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the protagonist was a wise man. In the world of the witcher, he might not live to be 15 years old. After discovering in the Forbidden Forest that monsters in the Witcher World had discovered abnormalities in the school, he did not notify the teacher and principal immediately. Instead, he wanted to solve the problem on his own without equipment or potions, and without understanding the specific situation. The fact that he could survive for 10 chapters was all supported by the halo of the protagonist, especially after Vesemir's explanation, he still overestimated his abilities, which was somewhat embarrassing to the master of the Wolf Faction.

If you think the witcher is weak, first think about the purpose of the witcher being created by the mage. The witcher was created as cannon fodder by the mage at the beginning, but was abandoned after he became too strong and threatened the mage. If the witcher is put into the DND template, a cannon fodder mage with burning hands, charm humans, spell shield, magic trap, arcane impact, magic resistance, and third-rate alchemy and pharmacy. He also has some swordsmanship and a lifespan of at least 500 years. Isn't such a powerful mage?

There are too many logical loopholes. You get to know the professors at Hogwarts at the beginning, but you don't even understand cars later? No wonder no one is watching...

The original heroine does not attract readers and the main character is too childish.

The protagonist is suspected of discovering a creature in the world of the witcher - an evil spirit. Why not mention it to the professor and why he needs to explore it on his own like Harry Potter? Shouldn't you ask questions proactively? Even if it is a false alarm or the professor does not believe it, the protagonist should do this to prevent possible dangers (not only the protagonist, but also other students and creatures in the Forbidden Forest)

I don't know if anyone has played Capcom's "Monster Hunter: World" The last mission at the end of the main storyline is linked to "The Witcher 3" Geralt may have encountered the intersection of the celestial sphere when chasing the deer-headed spirit, and the deer-headed spirit used teleportation magic. As a result, Geralt, the crow and an evil spirit were teleported to the world of monster hunters. After clearing this mission, Geralt will leave an Igni Seal, which can also be inspired by the protagonist of Monster Hunter.

The protagonist has completely transformed into a demon hunter apprentice 🤭 So far, his thinking habits are completely lone wolf type. Since Lao Deng asked the protagonist to participate in dealing with the monster invasion, the protagonist can definitely ask the school to approve the funds. There is no need to bring the habit of the wizarding world's demon hunters to Hogwarts.

Another thing is to explain the status of witchers in the world So that Snape can at least understand why potions are all in a mess. Witchers basically don't have much time to get a full set of them.

Passing by, Hermione single heroine can give me a kick, thank you.

It feels poisonous at the beginning. It's impossible for Hagrid to recognize the wrong monster.

There seems to be gods in the witcher world. This must be considered a medium to high level demon world.

Geralt is actually pretty damn strong. He seems to be the son of a sorcerer. We all know that the warlock seems to be sterile, but he gave birth to Geralt. And because it was born from a warlock. As a result, he was extremely adaptable to the transformation of the demon hunter. We all know that the Demon Hunter's transformation test consists of the Green Grass Trial, and there are several other two kinds of trials later. It seems so. But in fact, these three series seem to be the basis for becoming a demon hunter. Most people who survive these three trials are already close to death. But Geralt was different. All the transformations that the warlocks could think of were given to Geralt, and he survived them all. In other words, Geralt is the complete witcher. And the strength is even better. Isn't there a Jipolong in the game? This is it, I kind of forgot about it, after all, I played it a long time ago. Geralt, on the other hand, was able to stand behind the Gallosaurus without drinking the magic potion, but the Gallosaurus was completely unable to detect it. That is to say, he can stand behind anyone, and then use his pure reflexes to make others unable to detect him at all. And it seems to have been said later that Geralt who drank the potion could kill Geralt who didn't drink the potion.

It's well written. Don't forget about being a witcher when you are learning magic. Otherwise, the purpose of the article will be completely changed. Of course, I'm just making a suggestion. It's up to you how to write it.

I thought it was a no-brainer, please update more, otherwise I won't be able to gain more readers and popularity.

Is the update interrupted? I feel like I have read another book about Harry Potter 😢