Superpowers at Hogwarts

I haven't read much yet, but I hope this book doesn't have any weird personal settings. I've read a few new HP fanfics recently, some have to buy their own tickets when boarding the train, some have magical creatures in their portraits, some have flying lessons on the first day, and some have the character of McGonagall collapsing

Regarding why Jess said in the novel that he heard the word Horcrux for the first time in his life. The original English text of Horcrux is actually very interesting, it is [Horcrux]. This is a coined word, created by the original author JK Rowling herself. I will not give you the specific source here. Friends who are interested can check it out by themselves. As long as you know that this word does not exist in English normally, "native English speakers" who see this word for the first time will not know what it means. Just like a person who has never seen or heard of "Galaha", when he sees these three words for the first time, he will just feel confused. What is this? I won't share any science information with you here. Friends who are interested can check it out on their own. This creates a difference in reading experience between Chinese readers and English readers. For English readers, when they see [Horcrux] for the first time, they may think that the author has spelled it wrong? What is Voldemort asking about? It is somewhat suspenseful, and the truth is revealed step by step in the sixth part, which is actually very interesting. But for Chinese readers, what they see is the two words [horcrux]. To be honest, people whose native language is Chinese can already guess a lot of things literally just by seeing these two words. This should be some kind of device related to the soul. If you read more online novels or Western fantasy literature, you may think of the lich's [phylactery], and you may be able to directly guess what this thing is used for. This is also the first time I wrote that Jess saw this word. Normally, he would be confused and confused, and he could not guess what the word meant. This is Harry Potter Magical Trivia 7

I have posted it once in the work-related section. Some friends who have been reading it may not have seen the main text, so I will post it again here. In preparing for the iron rice bowl, whether you can get on board depends on these few days. Ask for leave and take the test at the end of March. After the test, whether you can get on board or not, you will come back to update. If you pass the test, you will be free. If you fail, you will be more free.

I saw that some readers had questions about the protagonist asking Lupine to be a tutor at his home, but the Weasleys did not know him. Here is a unified reply: In the original book, the Weasleys did not participate in the First Wizarding War and did not join the Order of the Phoenix. It was after Harry Potter finished the Triwizard Tournament in grade 4 and saw Voldemort resurrected that almost the entire Weasley family joined the Order of the Phoenix, so it should be impossible for them to know Lupine through the Order before that. According to the information I found on Baidu Encyclopedia, Arthur Weasley was born in February 1950. Molly Weasley and Arthur were classmates, and since they were able to fall in love while they were in school, the age difference shouldn't be too much. The four Marauders were born in 1959 or 1960, a full 10 years apart, so it is unlikely that they met in school. The youngest son of the Weasley family, Ron, can go to school with Harry simply because the Weasley family can have children, not because their parents are of the same generation. So in the Order of the Phoenix, we can see that Sirius was obviously the provider of the house at the Order of the Phoenix headquarters at that time, but Mrs. Weasley sometimes still felt like an elder disciplining a child, because they were 10 years apart, almost a generation apart, and Sirius often behaved like a big boy who had not grown up, so Mrs. Weasley would get along with Sirius in this way. As for why Lu Ping seems so mature? Because children from poor families have already become masters... By the way, this is Harry Potter Magic Trivia 3

Let me talk about it earlier - this section is used to popularize some of the contents in the book about the original world view, and it is also used to provide some of my own personal settings as evidence. If you have any questions, please point them out. I hope everyone can discuss them in a friendly manner. About Hogwarts curriculum. Before, I wanted to design a curriculum for the protagonist, so I checked the original book, and found that there seemed to be only one teacher for each course in grades 1 to 7. This creates a problem. Give an example. Here we exclude elective courses and only count compulsory courses. As we all know, among the courses at Hogwarts, some classes are taken by both houses together, and some classes are taken by each house separately. Suppose there is such a course, which is a compulsory course and is taken separately in each college. It means that the teacher of this course has to teach 7 grades, 4 classes in each grade, a total of 28 classes, and because of different grades, he has to face seven different teaching progress. Some classes require more than one class a week, so we consider this class to be held twice a week in each class. This means that this teacher has to teach 56 classes this week and prepare 14 different classes. Assuming that you can have 5 classes a day a week, then you can have 25 classes a week, which is obviously not enough. Even if you can attend 6 classes a day, there are still 26 classes left to attend. Unless every teacher sends a time converter. And it is obviously impossible for the teacher to cover all the classes for the day, which will be fatal. Even considering that some classes will merge four classes into two or even one class due to the reduction in the number of students after the fifth and sixth grade, the calculated data did not look right, so I gave up in the end. But this is just an example I gave. The settings can be patched, so I won't go into details. The protagonist's class schedule in this book is mainly designed for plot development. It is almost impossible to be completely reasonable, so I will not forcefully pursue perfection.

As I said before - this section is used to popularize some of the content in the book about the original world view, and it is also used to provide some of my own personal settings as evidence. If you have any questions, please point them out and I hope everyone can discuss them in a friendly manner. In the original work, there should be a difference between the rules of the Hogwarts Quidditch game and the official Quidditch game in the wizarding world. The following are the reasons for reaching this conclusion: First of all, in the official Quidditch game, the duration is not limited. The game can be terminated when the Golden Snitch is caught, or when the captains of both sides agree to end the game. This length can reach several months. But this obviously cannot be done at Hogwarts, because some students like Fred and George Ron are obviously more willing to play games than study. They are likely to team up with their opponents to mess up the game and fly around the court for several months to avoid classes. Therefore, there must be an upper limit on the duration of the Quidditch match at Hogwarts, but it is not shown in the novel. Secondly, in official games, it is prohibited for anyone to cast spells on players, bats, balls, referees, brooms, or anything else in the game. Once the game is affected, the affected party will directly win, regardless of which side the caster supports or whether he has the permission of any party. But this rule does not seem to be reflected in Hogwarts, because in the original book, the troubled Harry Potter suffered from such a situation in two school years. In the first year, his broom was enchanted by Quirrell, and in the second year, a Bludger was enchanted by Dobby to chase him. Here we tentatively think that "Professor Huo Qi, who has been the referee of Hogwarts games for many years and has many years of experience, was blind at the time and didn't see it at all." "See, but a bunch of kids with an average age of thirteen or fourteen found out." This situation is reasonable, but none of the participating kids thought about reporting it. If it was a formal competition, they should have won directly after reporting, but they didn't, which means that this rule may not apply in the Hogwarts competition, or they did not read the rules at all before the competition, including their captain. Another point is that in a formal game, once 7 players from both sides take the field, substitutes are not allowed. Even if a player is injured or disabled, he will either choose to continue the game or leave the field to leave one less person in his team. There is only one situation where a substitute will come on briefly, and that is if the game lasts so long that the players on the field will die suddenly if they don't come down to sleep. At this time, the substitute will replace them and take a nap. Because many fanfics I have read do not seem to adopt this setting, so I tentatively think that this rule does not apply to the Hogwarts competition, which will also facilitate the author's subsequent plot development.

The wizard abilities and corresponding superpower levels I delineate in this book are roughly as follows: Top wizards like Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Voldemort, as long as they want to, basically any ability level, such as the use of a certain spell, or the use of apparation, can reach the lv5 level, and those who focus on careful study can reach lv6. It can be said that this kind of wizard does not need any LV5LV6 level classification to prove their gold content, but the super power level needs them to prove their gold content. Levels such as LV4 are generally achieved by adult wizards after extensive training. This is basically the peak of ordinary people. Levels such as LV3 are what a standard graduate of Hogwarts should be able to achieve. If an ability in a certain aspect reaches LV3, it should be able to achieve excellent (O) or good (E) in the exam, and those with a lower level can achieve pass (A). Levels such as LV2 and LV1 are the levels that a current student at Hogwarts can achieve. Whether they have just learned a certain ability or are not yet proficient in it, they are basically hovering at this level. If you use this level to take the Hogwarts graduation exam, you will get three failing grades, poor (P), very poor (D) and extremely poor (T). This is Harry Potter magic trivia 9

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Leave Weasley alone! Already poor enough

Author: I almost couldn't find a place to post these hanging pictures. Fortunately, I can write novels.

Let me first take a look at Harry Potter's first-grade curriculum in the original book. The following is what I found in the original book. Classes to be taken in the first grade: History of Magic Charms Transfiguration Defense Against the Dark Arts Flying Lesson Astronomy Harry Potter's first grade class schedule: Astronomy class every Wednesday evening. Herbology classes are held three times a week in the greenhouse outside Hogwarts Castle. Gryffindor and Slytherin have two potions classes on Friday. There is no class on Friday afternoon. On Thursday, a few weeks after school started, Gryffindor and Slytherin had flying lessons together. I won't mention anything else. The specific number of classes required for each class is not too detailed, so I made a class schedule for the protagonist according to the needs of my plot. Recently, I don't have a computer, so I can't upload pictures. When grandpa returns to get his computer after the first seven days, he will upload the class schedule into the text, and it will be placed at the end of the text of Chapter 46. This is Harry Potter magic trivia 8

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"Superpowers in Hogwarts"✗ "System Host in Hogwarts"✓

Since it is in this world, then, this is not a superpower, but some kind of 'XX Magus'.

I currently have no intention of touching on the game Hogwarts Legacy in this book. First of all, the first reason is, of course, that I have never played this game. The author is very poor. He only has a broken Lenovo Xiaoxin from four years ago. He cannot carry it around and cannot afford it. (Crying poor) Secondly, because I have asked the protagonist to write "Legacy of Hogwarts". If this story is true, then the plot of this novel will be too complicated. The protagonist will inevitably be related to the characters in the game. I am afraid that I can't control it... This is Harry Potter Magic Trivia 4

I have seen many people think that the 35 points bonus for the main character's Herbology class is too much. This is based on Hermione's bonus points in the original novel. Let me describe the original text: This is Gryffindor's first Herbology class in the second part of the original novel, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." Hermione first answered the professor's question about the properties of mandrake and added ten points. Immediately afterwards, Hermione answered the question about the dangers of mandrake and added another ten points. I didn't say whether I would add it in class after that, but I think it's impossible not to add it... At this time, the class had only been a few minutes, and the class had just begun. Other Hogwarts classes are basically in this style. I can only say why each house only has a few hundred points at the end of the semester with such extra points. I don't know why. Maybe it's because someone deducted too much. This is Harry Potter Magical Trivia 6

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This question has actually been mentioned in the third chapter of the book, but because I have the habit of skipping when reading, I understand some readers who have raised questions later in the article, so I will give a unified reply here. Post the original text directly here: Jace was a little surprised at first, even a little scared. Because in the original work, Luna's mother was supposed to have died a year ago due to an experimental accident. But he recalled it carefully, and finally remembered that last year, because he often visited Luna's house, Luna's mother stopped conducting some dangerous experiments to prevent Jace from messing with the magic items or disturbing the parchment on which the spells were written. This is Harry Potter Magical Trivia 5

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