Hogwarts’ Professional Breeder
霍格沃茨的养殖专业户
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 427k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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188Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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It's extremely frustrating to read, I can't stand it anymore. Author, you should go write for female readers, this is truly garbage.
It's well-written and very realistic.
Ah, to be honest, before He Min came to power, the British Ministry of Magic had a ton of problems. As the saying goes, where you sit determines where you look. With its medieval rules and a bunch of idiots bred from purebloods, it was simply impossible for them to manage the Ministry of Magic well.
Let's restart.
The story begins by inexplicably taking two inspectors to a place where Beagle bugs are being raised. What's the purpose? Just to show off and get himself into big trouble... Then, when the protagonist's things are confiscated, he dares to utter some harsh words. Are all these inexplicable plot points just to set up the protagonist and get him into the main story?
Hermione, a first-year student, is actually with Crookshanks... Has this author not read the original Harry Potter books?
I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is 30 and living like a dog. Can't he build his own power? It's unbearable to watch, so frustrating.
Jonas
Handsome!
The author should probably revise the earlier chapters! The protagonist was bullied like this, and in a fit of anger, he got angry for a moment, and that was the end of it...
The way the Ministry of Magic handled the matter of dealing with magical creatures was portrayed as overly frustrating. Although I understand the technique of starting with a downturn and then rising to the top, it just felt too unsatisfying. Thank you, protagonist, for curing my low blood pressure 🙂
The protagonist's personality is inherently frustrating, and the way events are handled is ingenious, leaving you speechless (ー_ー)!! The author makes sure to create frustrating conflicts before delivering satisfying moments. I don't really want to continue reading.
I suggest restarting it. The subject matter is good, but some parts of the plot are handled too awkwardly. Take the Ball-Escape Bird episode for example. With the protagonist's strength and abilities, he doesn't need to do everything within the rules.