Hogwarts: The Plants I Grow Mutate

Author, who is stronger, your mutated magical plant, or his enhanced magical animal? Let's have a passionate fight, whoever wins is the boss 😜😜😜

You gave up after the Quidditch World Cup, you cheated in a world where great power belongs to you, you were almost killed, and you actually wanted to send someone who gave you a death curse to Askaban? Then why do you practice magic? Just memorize the wizarding laws

I think Professor McGonagall still has charm.

The main ones promised are plants, but now there are only two commonly used ones: Devil's Vine and Wisdom Tree (Gulu gave it to Harry, and Beech Tree Bart is regularly offline) 😅 What about the others? Other plants are crying! There is no role at all... Besides, although Goldfinger is a plant, he is a professor of the Care of Magical Creatures class. The animals around him include torches (this one goes to the Fire Dragon Sanctuary, half offline), thunderbirds, and it feels like the number of magical animals is almost as much as that of plants 😐 Hello? Remember your golden finger is a plant?

I was blind and didn't see the golden finger. I saw it later, but it was too small.

Why was the Thunderbird petrified and Fawkes was fine? The Thunderbird, a magical animal thought to be distantly related to the Phoenix, was petrified? This Thunderbird is too weak

Shouldn't it be said that the White Devil didn't know that he had contacted Harry twice and even visited his home?

Use your imagination. Can extinct magical plants reappear? The Big Four book by Long Bai is pretty good. I read hundreds of chapters and still use Devil's Net. I really don't dare to start reading.

The writing is actually okay, and overall there are no major flaws. I don't know why the author ended it so hastily. It would have been much better to wrap up the ending with a few more chapters. He could explain what happened later, such as what happened after his sister woke up, whether the protagonist's social status would change after killing Voldemort, what would happen with Ruskin, what Harry would do after graduation, etc. . . Generally speaking, this book is considered as food and grass.

Doesn't the author make a side story? Let me tell you about the follow-up of the protagonist's sister, Harry, and some supporting characters. This ending is too hasty.