I've Become a Cult Leader, and You're Telling Me This Is Hogwarts?

So, is there a secret cult later on? I have no problem with the protagonist being a professor at the beginning, but then you're saying the Ministry of Magic brainwashed the protagonist's secret cult while he was away, making a year's worth of effort go to waste. What do you think I came here for?

I thought it was about creating a secret cult in London and remotely influencing the plot. Occasionally, there would be scenes of him showing off at Hogwarts. The first few chapters were quite good. But then it abruptly jumped to Hogwarts, where he became a professor and re-established the secret cult.

It's a strange feeling. It's a bit like a cult story, but not quite. It's a bit like a behind-the-scenes story, but without the satisfying moments. It's like a school novel, but without the feel. The changes to the real-world Harry Potter storyline feel particularly bland. I don't know where the plot's focus is.

It feels like it's trying too hard, too deliberate.

The problem with this book is that the main character is too one-dimensional. The protagonist is purely a plot driver; his presence or absence makes little difference, making the reading experience unpleasant.

I thought they were going to set up a church, but it turns out to be a solo playstyle.

It feels like the protagonist has done a lot of things, but also nothing at all; the plot remains the same as in the original story. At first, the protagonist founded a secret cult, leading one to believe it was a way to spread the message within Harry Potter and cause trouble alongside Sichen.

The protagonist's lack of strength leads to a strange feeling that seems to advance the plot but is actually unrelated to the protagonist. Even after defeating Voldemort, a formidable enemy, there is no sense of satisfaction. I hope the protagonist's strength can be improved. As the leader of the cult that Si Chen was recruited to win over, he should be able to use summoning and invisibility spells to fight enemies. The protagonist is still using a gun, which is too abrupt in the world of magic.

It's so beautiful, I want to inhale the light from within my skull.

I was startled and I released Detective Douglas.