I Transmigrated from Hogwarts to the Continent of Faerun

To be honest, everything else is good, but I can't accept the protagonist telling Dumbledore all about Goldfinger. I can't stand it anymore. It's not suitable for me. Goodbye.

Don't Mystra and Ogma know all the magic and knowledge in the world? A visitor from another world like the protagonist possesses a special magic system and various cultural knowledge, so he should be stared at fiercely, right? How about applying a patch to say that it is blocked by the portal that travels across the world?

The HP wizard appears in DND as an unsolvable assassin, with 3 fixed-point teleportation, instant disembodiment, unlimited distance and setup time for portkeys, floo network that only consumes floo powder, and cannot be cracked but can only be tracked, plus an instant death spell without a cracking spell, an instant control that can only be resisted by willpower, unlimited spell slots, unlimited mana recovery, and multiple identical spells can have superimposed effects. Maybe demigods or gods can't compare with wizards

Your idea is great, but it's ruined by the almost non-existent plot and characterization. Have you considered writing a travelogue of wizards in Faerûn? No, I want to read it. If it were simply written as a travelogue, it would look better than it is now.

Is the protagonist a time traveler? Do you know the plot and how much do you know~~~ The theme of combining DND and Harry Potter is quite interesting. Unfortunately, I have only read a few foreign translated works and I haven't seen any good writing in the fandom. I hope this follow-up book can make people's eyes shine.

Weier

The writing is online and the plot has not been developed in detail yet, but there should be no major problems in the future. The character design of the protagonist is also okay. He is a calm and knowledge-seeking mage who is relatively close to Old Bee. He is set to be his apprentice, so he can barely share the ability to travel through Faerûn. (Not all told) As for the fandom, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. It is also similar to DND, as long as there are no obvious mistakes. The poisonous points are currently mentioned. Group penetration and exposure of golden fingers are still not in line with most people's perceptions. There are also only a few books on Huo, but the author should have understood it before deciding to write, so I won't go into more details here. The Supervisor will be updated soon after it is put on the shelves. It is also a high-quality product, but it is not suitable for me. If you like this type, you can give it a look.

Harry Potter's wizards are not considered warlocks. But he can learn all kinds of magic. The magic can also be used continuously, as if the magic power is not exhausted at all. Moreover, the magical power of Harry Potter wizard seems to be omnipotent, and all wishes come true.

HP's combat magic spells stretch the hips, but the non-combat magic spells are pretty good even among high magic like DND. It's really outrageous to be able to perform a traceless stretching spell similar to a demiplane. Let the masters know that they will probably be able to play tricks.

I think HP wizards are generally similar to telepaths in PF, which have a perceptual attribute variant. Normally casting small spells does not cost much, but casting some big spells requires mobilizing emotions (withstanding overload), and then it is easier to fall into emotions. This is quite similar to the symptoms of sensory overload.