Hogwarts’ Shapeshifting Summoner

Snape is not as good as Foego, after all Foego got Isolde

Either he is causing trouble, or he is on the way to make trouble.

This is my second time reading it, and I ordered it all. After reading it for the first time, I thought it was a little unreasonable at the beginning, and there was also an inexplicable abandoned by the gods. I really ran out of books to read, so I ignored those unreasonable things, and then I found out that this book is really good. Probably the happiest protagonist.

The protagonist feels less like an adult and more like a naughty child. I've obviously worn it to HP, isn't the secret of magic delicious? Always messing around.

1 The most important thing is the Patronus Charm, because based on the setting, the soul is the most important to prevent being affected by black magic. 2 The most interesting thing is Animagus. Many magical sciences can be done, but turning into an animal is the most magical. If you don't learn it, you will regret it. 3. The most practical one, the Flying Curse, is best practiced to cast without a wand. This makes life more convenient and has a higher error tolerance in combat. It can be used to show off by waving your hand, otherwise you will become a Muggle without the wand. Finally, the Iron Armor Curse, Apparition, All Curses End, Water Creation Curse, etc. Are all useful, but they are not as powerful as the first three keys.

The protagonist doesn't behave like a time traveler

Nice! The style feels very similar to the Druid book I read before. Pigs' feet are all cats.

It's okay, but I don't like the original heroine

Is there a Holy Grail War? The Noble Phantasm + Cu Chulainn are here. Nina will not be King Arthur in the future. She has a magic wand and a holy sword in one hand.

I haven't seen the shelf part yet. So far, my impression is that it is a novel that I can relax and read. But for me, this book will not continue to be read. The protagonist currently feels out of sync with me. The author has portrayed the protagonist quite vividly, but the protagonist is completely childlike. I have to say that it fits the background of this child-oriented story quite well. However, I still prefer to read a more mature protagonist with an adult mindset. So after about ten or dozens of chapters, I have no motivation to read. I will put the book down and wait until I think about it later before I choose to read it.