Hogwarts: From Wizard to God

The introduction is fascinating, but the main text gradually lowers the sense of expectation. At the beginning of the article, he was tortured by a werewolf. After finally opening the Ark of the Covenant, he was suppressed by Grindelwald and took away the scepter. The Bible has gone into my soul, and I am worried that there is something wrong with the fruit of wisdom that comes out of it. What's the use of having multiple talking cats if you give them to cats? A total of 1,000 gold galleons, it is too poisonous to have to spend 900 on a broom that is no longer used! I don't have an adult mindset. When I was assigned to Gryffindor, I often wrote about being moved by my friends. I was so moved! The protagonist is not a real child, and the reader is not 11 years old. Who can still play with children now? It feels weird if there is no resonance! If I go through the plot with the protagonist later on, I will feel sick after reading other fanfics and no longer want to read them.

The protagonist is from the perspective of the author. Some of his actions serve the plot and are logically certain. For example, feeding fruit to a cat. Someone else sponsored 1k and spent 900 to buy a Nimbus 2000. These are things that normal people would not do at first glance. For the sake of plot, the protagonist does not blink, but only glances at the fruit. There are legendary props, and they have religious mystical significance. There are 7 of them in total that are obviously either eaten or not eaten. If you test the poison on the cat, you can also test the poison on the reader. I can handle it in the first wave. But after the cat has obviously evolved, you consider whether to give it another one. It makes me happy. I may not be lucky enough to continue reading. Also, the total assets of 1k are sponsored by others. I think a normal person would not buy luxury things (Nimbus 2000 is quite luxurious, and it depreciates very quickly, it can depreciate by half in a year)

How come you, the reckless man from the Lion Court, fell in love with Solomon? Solomon's title as King of Wisdom means that he can go to the Eagle Court, Solomon's bloodline means that he can go to the Snake Court, his previous life as a Celestial means that he can go to the Badger Court, and having Su Hui as an adult means that he will not be unreasonable and will not be inexplicably impulsive. It can be seen that the protagonist will not be assigned to the Er Fool Lion Court, but will be assigned to the Lion Court to be a nanny. It is really amazing.

The writing is quite good. I hope the protagonist will be less distracted, and don't copy the original work in large sections (a common problem among fans, or a trap and shortcut). The number of words is too small. I'll give it a little rest before continuing. I hope the author doesn't mind haha. I'll give you a monthly pass~

Feed the fruit of wisdom to the cat, take a look at the legendary items and find a white mouse to use them In order to support Ron, I spent 1,000 gold (sponsored by others, not earned by myself) to buy a light wheel for 900. The first 16 chapters were okay, and 17 started to float. Why not buy a second-hand book instead (wait for help and let me tell you: the second-hand book has notes or the quality of the second-hand book is also good) (I can only say that wizards are all stupid🔥, good things are sold cheaply, and they are not as smart as the best ones) It can only be said to be abstract

Is that all you wrote? Forget it, you should go work part-time

There are indeed many beauties in Hogwoods, but they are not worthy of being wives to God. Letting them be maids is a great grace to them. After all, God can make them immortal~

I specially subscribed to one chapter and came to comment. It is poisonous. After reading the first five chapters, how can I say it, it is poisonous. Personally speaking, this poisonous point is quite fatal. I say goodbye. I hope the author's writing ideas will get better and better.

It's quite poisonous, and the protagonist perfectly embodies the author's abnormal way of thinking.

I was attracted by the title and introduction, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable I became. I can only say that I had a big problem.