The Witcher: Hogwarts Students Start a War

If you are a good wizard, you must become a witcher.

I used to think about what the magic of Harry Potter would be like in the world of witchers, and I also looked for many witcher novels to read. Now I found one, and after reading the introduction, and reading the first chapter, plus the author's patch at the end of the first chapter, I felt speechless. How good you are about writing a student who is about to graduate. When I came across this novel, I hadn't played The Witcher 3 that I was originally playing, so I just wanted to read it.

I found that many readers are rather contemptuous of the strength of demon hunters. In fact, the demon hunters in the original book are really not that good, at least they cannot be defeated by three or five warriors. It's just that the battle scenes have never been described in detail in the original work. In addition, the author abandoned the battle for the sake of narrative, making it appear that the demon hunter is sometimes a ghost and a god (sometimes weak and sometimes strong). Being able to block incoming arrows is also a setting in the original work.

The authors may not have understood the original work, maybe they have only played The Witcher 3, and they have not even understood Harry Potter. They only know a little bit about it, and may not have even watched the movie. First of all, the setting of the protagonist is very unpleasant. Secondly, as a wizard, choosing to become a demon hunter is a kind of picking up sesame seeds and losing them. Watermelon, in addition, the strength of the witcher in the original work is not very strong. Geralt's final outcome is that he was killed by a few farmers with a pitchfork. Moreover, according to the setting in the original work, the witcher itself is a product of magical failure, so I can't understand why the author set it like this. It is simply extremely poisonous.

I can only say that the subject matter is very good, but the character design is also a mess. Would a normal person bet on the grass trial? The author will not write without the main line. At the same time, his words are quite harsh. I can only say that I wish you happiness 😊😊

When the author saw Chapter 12, he said, "Really don't write about national events. You are not suitable for writing. Concentrate on learning magic, improve your own strength, enhance your knowledge of magic, and save other people." What you write about national events is a bit childish, even more naive. In the first three chapters, the male protagonist was already described as a bit innocent. In Chapter 12, it was discovered that the male protagonist was a real child and not a person who was reborn through time travel.

Author, the protagonist you wrote is a bit too heavy-handed. He has such a heavy sense of mission when he first came in. The story is quite good, but the writing is too stiff.

Sometimes the plot twists in the chapters are very blunt and incoherent, and there are always some inexplicable little poisonous points that can be avoided, but they don't come often, they come occasionally The protagonist is an adult time traveler, but the description is very naive, especially the psychological description What I can't stand the most is, why are you called master and mistress? Don't you think it's a joke? More than one reader has said it

Why! It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away! I hope more people will write about this topic!

Daily introduction/101 chapters/18 comments, it feels like something strange.

Get a few magic weapons for the protagonist, such as the Warlock's Eye (which breaks illusions, is immune to certain magic damage, and can spy on others) and the Mystery House (which is equivalent to a magical house that can be used at any time) and so on.

Triss or ciri? 🙂

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