Hogwarts: There's Something Off About My Avada Kedavra

As the story goes on, the author doesn't know his own background setting. Is the protagonist a time traveler? As a result, when facing the dangers of the coming year, I worked hard to learn black magic at home. When I went to school, I actually felt that contributing to the Academy Cup was an important undertaking. As I read it, I became confused. What on earth did the author want to write?

Without the support of the world view, the common perception among most people who look at HP now is that black magic is linked to negative emotions. The successful release of black magic requires emotional drive. This is also a feature of the HP magic system. Does your magic mutation require emotional drive? If it is needed, it is not brought in for nothing. If it is not needed, what does it have to do with black magic?

How should I put it? Due to Rowling's setting issues, the definition of black magic is a bit different. Dark curses are divided into jinxes, poisons, and curses, and the degree of damage caused to people is in order of small, medium, and large. Rowling also said that this classification is inappropriate because emotions, yes, with hurtful emotions. Ordinary curses may also be black magic, because you know, the knockback spell only repels people, so it is classified into jinxes, that is, black magic. For example, Ginny's Bat-spirit Curse and Malfoy's Unexpected Curse are medium-level poisonous curses. Moreover, it is difficult to understand that the Memory Curse of Forgetting is only a classification of curses rather than jinxes. This is obviously used on people, and it is also the definition of harm. A proficient Memory Curse clears your head and makes you only know Aba Aba. For example, Lockhart's permanent amnesia and Neville's memory are permanently reduced. Doesn't it count as harm if a person does not die? Why is the soul-stealing curse so unforgivable? Even if you don't die, it can cause you to lose yourself. One memory is gone, one has no will at all after being controlled, and you are no longer yourself. So Rowling's spells and black magic are really fascinating

How can I put it, it is still comfortable to watch, at least it is much better than some HP fics I have read before. There are also problems, but the biggest problem is that the main plot is unclear and it is seriously inconsistent with the title. At least except for the problem of using the big melon at the beginning, it was not mentioned at all later. At least I was a little disappointed when I saw the title.

Is there a QQ group 😆

Is there a qq group 😆