Hogwarts: the Wild Wizard

A person takes many things for granted. His behavior and actions show that he has never experienced society. Many interactions are imaginary. With a little bit of experience, even if he has worked part-time in KFC, this is fake at first glance. The second reason is that I have no love for the Harry Potter series and have not seriously studied the world view, background, and characters. The most important thing is that my writing foundation is too poor. I write wherever I want, with no priority or focus. Hope you can continue to make progress

From a foreigner's perspective, Zhang Qiu may be a beauty, but from a Chinese perspective, is he a beauty? Just so-so

With such an IQ, he still learns chicken feather magic? Not to mention xinxing, a child doesn't even have the mind.

I haven't read it yet, so I'd like to ask, are you a fifth-year transfer student?

It can be full of a fairy tale feel, and it looks like I watched The Adventures of Tom Sawyer when I was a kid, but it's not enough for web writing, and it doesn't have the attention-grabbing way that web writing should have. I think I'll change it, but writing my own style like this will definitely be liked by people. Come on, you'll be rewarded if you stick to it until it's finished.

? Is it on the shelves? It's not a book from an external website either.

This introduction is really full of flaws.

It looks like an AI article. It should be the kind written by AI?

It doesn't feel good. It's not Hermione again, is it? Ravenclaw didn't have a school beauty named Zhang Qiu

This feeling is not clear in other books, but in your book, it feels like the magical world is like a big prison, everything must be controlled, and if you don't obey, you will be arrested.