Hogwarts: I Made the Soul Banner in Azkaban

This book is not bad to read, the setting is quite interesting, and it expands the world view, but it is very strange, not just because it has no fandom, but also because the protagonist has a very strange personality, as if he wants to dance in front of Dumbledore, and his mental state is weird. To put it bluntly, everything is weird. Even in the West, the soul flag is a dark magic prop. In addition, the identity of the protagonist is a mystery. Dumbledore has no reasonable doubts. It is very strange to drag the protagonist into a chariot. It feels like Dumbledore is more of a careerist here than a school principal.

Normally, after receiving the admission notice, a professor should come to provide guidance, especially for an orphan like the protagonist 🙂

If he really made that oath, then the protagonist would be stupid.

Isn't it? He has been the protagonist's teacher for three years and has established a teacher-student relationship with the protagonist. After completely turning into a cat, he was betrayed by the protagonist? 😅 In this case, why bother to take her out of Azkaban?

Voldemort has only killed less than 400 people. How many lives does the protagonist's Ten Thousand Souls Refining Mahayana require? Most importantly, the entire wizarding world in the UK only has tens of thousands of wizards.

Chapter 21 starts to look like the author has changed. . . Slipping away

If the background is not explained clearly, the logic will be unclear. For example, why did Pig's Foot, an eight-year-old child, actually live in Azkaban for many years? Also, Pig's Foot, an orphan, didn't receive a professor's guidance and buy textbooks as soon as he received the notice! Of course, there is no need to write these in a long and clichéd way, but what if it's not clear? Here are some more crucial things! For example, when pig's feet came out of Azkaban, weren't the teachers and students at Hogwarts curious? People from Azkaban can actually come to school!

The character design is weird, but I can't say what's so weird about it. The logic of the behavior needs more time to refine, but the setting and writing style are more to my liking. Overall, it's not bad. I'd like to read it when I'm short on books, or if I want to change my taste after reading too many hot-blooded battle series. This book is very good 👍

Ah? Ten Thousand Soul Banners? Are you serious? It's hard to say whether there are even 10,000 wizards in the UK. Do you want to use Muggles?

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She hasn't appeared in many chapters, and her image is well established, but not participating in a major event for a long time still makes her a bit alienated.

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There was a book about planting trees at Hogwarts before? It seems to be the same kind of introduction

Whitewashing, whether it's true or false, Lockhart can't accept it. Goodbye.

I have given three monthly tickets. Can I exchange them for an extra chapter?