Hogwarts: Druid of the Elixir

It's interesting. The author's writing style is very good, and each page contains a lot of information. However, because of the large amount of information, it is scattered and scattered. It is a stream of consciousness work that you read based on your feelings, which is more selective for readers' tastes.

Really confused. This plot is forced on piece by piece. There is still no general introduction to the protagonist's own situation. There is no explanation of the world he traveled through before or the magic he is using now.

What the hell? What is the original world? Didn't he travel through time to Hogwarts? What are those two girls? Were the dark wizards from a thousand years ago so cool? The latest few pictures made me confused. Is the author enjoying himself here?

Aren't those two women indigenous? ? Why is he so awesome all of a sudden? Why is the crown so awesome? Why did the three goddesses of the lake appear again? Does Harry Potter have such a thing? Isn't there just a god of death? Is Harry Potter so powerful? I'm such a coward.

What is this written about? There is a hammer in the east and a stick in the west, and the background and settings of the characters are not clear either.

The novel is pretty good overall, but it's a bit confusing and most of the details are not explained clearly.

I don't understand anything written in the first few chapters. The timeline is confusing. What is the original world?

I can't understand the first few pictures at all. The preface doesn't match the postscript. The protagonist says he is a legendary bard, but the protagonist's character is still very irritable, like a young man. And the protagonist also has a god status, so the protagonist must have lived in another world for a long time. Why? Anyway, I don't quite understand

I think it might be tj if it is not on the shelves. The reading threshold is set too high. Will there really be follow-up reading?

The power of the protagonist in the latest chapter is so powerful that he can completely destroy the Ministry of Magic. I hope there won't be any compromising plots with the Ministry of Magic or the school directors in the future.

I guess it was created by AI. I guess the author made some minor modifications?

A lot of settings, characters, and events are crammed into just a few chapters. And there are so many times when I think about it, a genuine novel seems to be a pirated version with anti-theft turned on. . .

It's so disgusting to watch being harassed by that Auror director.