Hogwarts: Dragon's Roar from China

I knew from reading the introduction that this book would be scolded.

I felt a little uncomfortable after reading the introduction, which already shows how poisonous this book is.

This kind of stuffing the Eastern fantasy worldview into the Western fantasy world is basically a poisonous book. No matter how you set it up, books with an anti-worldview are bound to hit you. You can add a little different things as seasonings to cater to some alternative readers, so as not to lose mainstream readers. But if you insist on doing this, it will be a bad job. No normal person will like to read this kind of writing. It is really bad to just cobble together things that don't fit together.

The introduction is full of poisonous points, and I can already predict how many scoldings there will be.

The reverse scale seems to be the heart-protecting scale, are you sure?

Were the first few words of the introduction intentional, or were they intentional and careless? What do I think? Another female character's name, I hope I'm overthinking it

This book is good, but it lacks promotion, but don't go too far, it will be a pity if it fails after writing.

Come on 🤭🤭🤭

Don't be upset, I'll give you both votes 😭

It's pretty good so far, but I don't understand what's written in the introduction. A dragon scale can solve something that neither the principal nor the professor can solve, but this dragon can be approached by thieves.

What a mess, a person who doesn't know martial arts or spells, you want to come over to exchange and learn, I can't bear it, you come over to participate in a competition where you may lose your life at any time, this master must have a grudge against the protagonist! Draw a spell and you can't even speak Chinese? Why, this spell will eat brains?