Hogwarts God of Divination

The protagonist has an inexplicable hatred of Ron and an inexplicable kindness towards Hermione. I don't want to discuss the original work here, and I don't want to bring up the topic of who hates it and who doesn't. It's simply the plot design that feels like this. When the protagonist meets Ron for the first time, the other person doesn't do anything rude. He just extends his hand to shake and the protagonist makes excuses not to shake hands with him. Is this disgusting feeling the author's or the protagonist's? In fact, it is normal for the author to have preferences, but there is no need to write about the other party actively shaking hands and the protagonist deliberately avoiding it. It seems inexplicable and I don't know what the protagonist is being arrogant about. In the original book, the Iron Triangle was conflicted at the beginning, because Hermione liked all kinds of preaching, which made her very unpopular. The performance here is that whatever Hermione did, the protagonist immediately started to explain it to her. During the Quidditch fight for the field, Harry was very impulsive and forget it. Hermione went to find Snape and deducted a few points from Gryffindor. The cause of this incident was that he selfishly helped Slytherin fight for the field. Ron later mentioned to Harry and the protagonist that it was Hermione who called Snape, and the protagonist responded by scorning Ron and leaving. No, how could Hermione do something good when points were deducted before both parties took action? Since points are deducted, is it more cost-effective to deduct points after being stopped by an eccentric professor than to have points deducted after a fight? What's more, the protagonist was deducted points for taking out the wand, and Slytherin was fine. The protagonist is still indifferent and feels that Hermione is doing the right thing 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

The writing was so impressive that I felt lonely after reading most of it. The most important thing is that even the dialogue between the first-year protagonists seemed vague, like reading comprehension. In addition, this system is too distracting and upstages.

There are too many characters in the introduction of the stupid author, so I will add some issues that readers may be concerned about in the comment area: 1. The single heroine Luna; 2. The protagonist Badgerin, and the protagonist's personal understanding of Badgerin's thoughts form the background of his character; 3. More original characters will be integrated into the original plot as the plot develops and show new (what the author thinks is reasonable) character traits; 4. Two chapters with a total of 5,000-6,000 words will be updated at 6pm every night. I hope readers who like it will support it, and those who don't like it are welcome to leave valuable comments, thank you!

This book is so messed up that I really don't have the energy to guess your riddles.

Luna

Can the protagonist be stronger and be like a weak character?

Finally a book with a single heroine named Luna 😭

I write too hastily, always throwing out a lot of information without any advance preparation, and there are a lot of ambush pens buried in them, and the follow-ups come one after another before the last one has any results. It's like wearing a pair of ultra-high-definition glasses, everything you look at feels blurry.

Can you recommend any introductory books on Eastern and Western mysticism? I only know one book about the Book of Changes.

Just by looking at the name, I thought there was Mr. Fool.

The author has a system, can you explain it in the introduction? You can't trick people into killing them? (ー`´ー)

Ahhhhhh, 500 has been collected, I don't know why I'm a little excited, I'm having a seizure

As far as the heroine is Luna, this book confirms her.

Go to the Prophecy Hall and kill Lucius, then kill Draco, and make the Malfoy family disappear.

It's well written, I hope you can write more, keep up the good work

The plot feels quite interesting, but the author's writing style is average The psychological description of the protagonist feels too modern, and is a bit separated from other parts The divination school, etc. Suggest writing in more detail. Visually, the author has an outline and a complete setting, but there are too many characters at once and it is not conducive to reading My humble opinion, please go to the author!

It's not easy to find this heroine Luna, come on, I'll give you a monthly pass 🌹