Hogwarts Exchange Student at Kassel Academy of Dragons

Author, remind me not to overestimate the magic of Harry Potter The protagonist is just a student after all, and is unlikely to have the top strength of a wizard (like Dumbledore) Of course, if you set it to be a Harry Potter like the Wizard of Hogwarts Gray, I didn't say it If the wizard is too strong, he will kill the dragons There are too many features. At present, it seems that the protagonist uses Harry's world to shock the dragon world, but those who read your book should be fans of both books. Therefore, in the early stage, there is only one wizard in the protagonist, so he can pretend to be a wizard and surprise others. But later, the dragon clan's speech spirit and alchemy, the tragic story that the blood of mortal kings will end with the sword, the struggle for power and strength, etc., Also need to be When writing it, it is best not to follow the original work, but to consider the variables of the wizard. It would be better to even change some tragedies but add some new tragedies It is recommended to think clearly whether you want to write about a wizard or a dragon. For wizards, it feels like the protagonist is more like a bystander at the moment, and then participates in some original things to show off. This is too boring. If you rewrite Dragons, then you shouldn't follow the original work all the time. It's best to imagine some special plots I read this book because I wanted to see the life of a wizard in the world of dragons and the path of a wizard by combining the knowledge of the two worlds. For example: mixed-races have similar spirituality and wizards' magic power, so can hybrids learn magic? What special potions can be produced from materials in different worlds? Is the authority of the Dragon King similar to the Three Holy Relics of Death? A combination of the Nibelungs and the Invisible Stretch Spell? Is it special to cast magic with dragon script? Dragon cocooning and magical symbols, the blood sorrow of being the only wizard, etc. If the main axis is just to change the tragedy of the dragon family, then it is really a pity for this subject.

They gave Chu Zihang a knife that could hurt the first-generation species, and they gave Chu Zihang the authority of the Dragon King to purify his bloodline. However, the protagonist and Chu Zihang were only acquaintances who had only spoken a few words. What are you doing?

The previous description describes how powerful the protagonist is. One person filled in more than ten school rules for Hogwarts. Later, he made a blood refining potion for Chu Zihang to drink. The two of them combined to beat a low-level speech spirit, a fallen hybrid, to death, and caused a large number of ordinary people to die... To be honest, it was outrageous, poisonous.

How should I put it? When I first read the introduction and what the protagonist did in school, I felt that the protagonist should be very powerful. But when I saw that the protagonist couldn't even beat a small character in the early stage, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Forget it, I didn't want to say anything. I thought he was a boss at first, but after reading it, he turned out to be a weakling.

I thought the main character was our invincible 5th grade senior, what a pity. Let me taste this book. How about it?

I don't know what to write after getting involved with Odin? Before Odin appeared, it was an invincible novel. After Odin came out, it became a passionate novel. There were two sudden passionate comebacks in a row. Should the author think about what he is writing?

When I read Chapter 103, I saw the poisonous point. . . There is no so-called knife type called Tang Dao. Tang Dao refers to the collective name for Tang Dao types, and is the collective name for all Tang Dynasty standard knife types. Just like airplanes are all winged aircraft, but they are divided into fighters, transport aircraft, bombers, and reconnaissance aircraft, but there is no specific type of aircraft called an aircraft.

The wizard only had the reaction speed of an ordinary person, and was killed by Deadpool before he even made a spell gesture.

Awesome, this is the first time I see such a reasonable exchange student. It is not uncommon to see dragons with HP integrated into them. There are several books in the starting point, there are Hogwarts students next door, or the protagonist can travel back and forth, or it can be directly set in a world where HP is inserted into dragons and no novel has been written by Rowling. But it's the first time I've seen a novel that can seamlessly connect a short period of time and space in different worlds.

I want to see the magic of HP and the spirit of dragon clan collide with each other, but there is no such thing, only pretentious alchemy. I want to see the protagonist slowly grow up in the world of dragons, but no, after beating Norton, he is already invincible. I want to see the protagonist help the dragon protagonist group grow, but no, there is almost no intersection between the two sides. The creativity is very good, but it's a pity that's all.

The plot is quite attractive, but it's a bit sketchy. Some indifferent descriptions are mentioned repeatedly. Chu Zihang lights up his golden eyes and has to explain that he doesn't have any contact lenses. He can write nearly a hundred words with just one load of ammunition.

What's going on with the author? How come he wants to fight Odin? Is the main character too arrogant?

Can the King of Sea and Water be changed to the King of Ocean and Water?

So wonderful! HP people come to the Dragon Clan, a different kind of alchemy, magical potions, a world where all kinds of regrets are made up for.

In fact, the magic in Harry Potter is very against one's will and involves a wide range of aspects, so there is no problem with the strength. But I have a question. If the Elder Wand in the protagonist's hand was taken from Dumbledore's tomb, how did Harry Potter defeat Voldemort? And didn't Harry Potter break the Elder Wand?

. . . . . . Neither magic nor dragon, just like a thief, taking other people's things as his own, full of sense of stealing.

Finally, it's not Lu Mingfei who returned from so-and-so.

In summary, there is nothing too poisonous and nothing interesting to look at. Just come and take a look when you are bored.

Dragons are spiritual beings in nature, and have a bit of contamination that feels similar to the restraint system. The idealistic spell also relies on spiritual leveraging laws, regardless of the impact of different world rules. Wizards use the rules, and pure-blood dragons of more than three generations control the laws with their blood. Nidhogg even entrusted the laws to the four kings. You can ask whether a "cancel" can make the glass cannon go out. The correct answer should be that the phantom transference of the portkey improves the efficiency of the execution department's escape and pursuit, and the magic potion improves the combat capability and recovery. Weird props and life-killing spells have miraculous effects in the face of dragons with almost no authority under the third generation and who have been breached and do not know how to use their authority. I just don't know if "cancellation" can be canceled along with the special nature of the potion. But Xiami will definitely understand that if you are on guard, you cannot kill at first sight, and magic is based on the principle of spiritual leveraging rules. I am thinking (not finished yet), since magic can be used here, it should be learned by both sides, even the Dragon King is better at using it, and the output will be higher, because the mental power is strong. I feel that the JOJO method will be handled very well. Once the information about the ability is leaked, the wizard's advantage will basically disappear, but the Dragon side will definitely suffer a loss if they meet for the first time. But dragons can still sneak into the school. If there are dragons with high bloodline mixed together and see the protagonist using magic, it may be a copy of Ninja Kakashi-style ending.

So the protagonist of the Japanese chapter not only failed to deal with Odin, but also gave him the power of the White King, right?

The strongest among the dragons have always been the pure-blood dragons. The mixed-bloods are called elites at best, but they are actually just a bunch of people. The dragons have not inherited much power and knowledge, but they are arrogant. They only have one word and spirit, and their bodies cannot withstand bullets. I really don't feel how strong the mixed-bloods are. This is talking about individuals, not as a whole. In human society as a whole, they are quite strong in controlling the economy and politics. But in the final analysis, it still feels like stealing human power, just like the Jews. So I really don't like the secret party in the original work.

The language at the front seems a little tough, but the behavior behind it is all about being a dog or a slave to others.

I couldn't stand it in the first chapter. Yellow people's appearance is different from Europeans. Are they popular in Europe?

The way the two worldviews were integrated in the later period was simply a disaster. The author may have thrown out the king bomb himself, but in fact he just threw the things in the septic tank everywhere. Fortunately, I didn't have the enthusiasm to order it all. Latecomers suggested that it would be enough to see the defeat of the White King and Odin.

I remember that dragons have very high magic resistance.

The Japanese chapter was pretty good before, leveling up + falling in love. In the beginning of the Japanese chapter, it was just a mechanical deity. The male and female protagonists even disappeared directly, leaving the male supporting characters to take over the scenes. It's better to just follow the original work and let the male protagonist be a cowherd. The Japanese chapter is really a mess, and it's all hasty and complete filler text until the finale.

I was tired of watching the harem before, and a little bit of my brain felt disgusted by the sight of fat. For the time being, I just wanted to watch the pure love of the single heroine to soften my taste. It doesn't matter who the heroine is, it's interesting to have a little affection. But later I saw in the comments that the author said that he would accept new ones and that he would open a harem. I immediately felt a little tired of it. Looking at the title behind it, I haven't finished my trip to Japan yet, so I'll just recuperate for a while. So if any readers see what happened later, please share it. If the author has a definite outline of whether the heroine will be single or in a harem, please tell me.

The essence of magic and speech spirit is the use of rules and regulations, which is equivalent to a program written by programmers. The core that drives it is nothing more than "magic power", "will" and "spirit". These things may have different compositions, ingredients, and basic principles, but no matter they are called spiritual power, fighting spirit, or true energy , magic power, source matter, these things are equivalent to fuel. The fuel that drives the program that "affects reality" is like coal, natural gas, gasoline, and dry firewood. They have different shapes and physical states, but they are all mainly composed of carbon atoms. They are all fuels used by humans to "boil water." The most important thing that determines the level and function of word spirits and magic is not only "fuel", but also "access permissions". Especially in a world like the Dragon Clan where "permissions" are owned by the owner, once they realize the nature of the driver such as magic, it should be easy for the authority holders to understand and learn, and even disable the corresponding permissions. Unless the author's setting is magic, just "I think" can transcend everything. Since the underlying laws of the world determine that magic can be used in both worlds, there must be corresponding laws for magic. Wizards cannot yet modify the laws of the world. However, the authority of the dragon supremes in the corresponding fields can cancel the access rights of everyone under them (at least in the case of Dragon Three Decisive Battle and (In terms of the settings in Dragon Five Reform), let's talk about the fragments in this article. The original runes have been pulled out, which proves that Ha's magic is at least based on the "runes" that use the rules of the world. It is far from reaching the rule level of "following what you say". It only has utilization permissions but no console permissions. But just like the unnatural miracles of civilization created by humans using tools, wizards are good at using laws to create new uses, so they have all kinds of strange spells with outstanding and strange effects.                         The Dragon Clan only uses the innate power in their bloodline to stay in their comfort zone. They only use a few Word Spirits for thousands of years. The rest of their achievements are all in alchemy, not magic, which is knowledge that can be popularized by the whole clan. Moreover, if you think about it carefully, there are not many people in the Dragon Clan who are clearly aware of and able to use their authority. Only the little devil has used authority battles. The whole clan is full of flesh-and-blood barbarians who can only block each other's authority and then fight hand-to-hand. From this point of view, wizards seem to be primitive people who can use tools. Dragons are "hunting targets" who are powerful but not enterprising at the natural level of rules. Like monster hunters, they explode materials and send dragon bones and crosses to make soup for the protagonist.

Does this book have a single heroine, Shami, or multiple heroines?

I can't get used to it. I haven't watched Dragon Clan.