Hogwarts: Harry Returns from Baldur's Gate

The protagonist is a bit indecisive. In DND, the mortality rate of wizard apprentices is as high as 90%. Most of the wizards who can successfully become wizards are lawful evil. In a greenhouse world like Harry Potter, in the first year, you need to go to class to understand the different magic learning processes, and you can completely learn by yourself. There is absolutely no need for a high-level master of DND to waste time and put shackles on himself like an apprentice to be a good student in school. Enter the black market Knockturn Alley to get the first pot of gold, and then slowly infiltrate the Ministry of Magic and use everyone in the magical world as a tool to improve your magical power. Collecting faith, igniting the divine fire, condensing the priesthood, and finally holding the throne high is what an outstanding DND magic graduate should do. If the great mages of DND knew that the protagonist was wasting time playing and studying in a paradise-like greenhouse world like the earth's magic world, playing house games every day, they would definitely jump up collectively and give the protagonist a set of legendary spells to completely destroy this shameful thing from body to soul, and then shout, "Let me do it!"

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Is the heroine Shadow Heart or Hermione... Speaking of Harry's two lives, being with Hermione is a bit too harsh.

Complaints, too much of the original text is pasted, and Harry doesn't have the feeling of having adventures for many years and experiencing a lot. It's written in vain. It's an exaggeration to say that it's all plagiarized, but it is definitely the plagiarism rate of more than 80% of the fans I've ever seen. I've only read ten chapters, and I don't want to continue reading.

I thought of the paladin Harry's book next door, along with the warhammer Hermione, the returning Ron, the Hokage Voldemort (Uncle Snake), and the suspected Taoist Zhang Qiu...

Now that Lu Mingfei is not back, is Harry coming back?

The positioning of the protagonist is very awkward. The experience of Baldur's Gate feels like it provides nothing but a set of DND spells. The protagonist can actually hit Malfoy and be hit by Malfoy's spell.

I have read ten chapters so far, and chapters five to nine are at least 95% consistent with the original work.

When I saw From the Room of Requirement to Faerûn, I didn't want to continue reading. You've already returned and you're still talking about nothing. You might as well write Baldur's Gate.

Is it no different from the original work? Applying the original text in large quantities? It doesn't describe the collision between the magic in Baldur's Gate and the magic in the original book at all, which is extremely boring. Moreover, the characters in the first 15 chapters are very different from those in the following chapters. And things that can obviously be solved with magic, have to be done with fists, which is not a wizard at all, okay? And there are obviously many ways to solve a problem, but I chose the worst one. It looks like a cerebral thrombosis is coming out.