Daily Intel: Hogwarts' Prophecy Master
每日情报：霍格沃兹的预言大师
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- Completed
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- 762k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 9mo ago
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I found it quite enjoyable to read. The idea is pretty fun; I suggest the protagonist oust the Daily Prophet owner and take over for himself—that would be a true Daily Prophet! 😏
Magic is omnipotent.
Magic itself is a miracle; even ordinary wizards might have a premonition before major life events, though it's beyond their control. As a transmigrator who knows the plot and possesses a prophecy system, shouldn't one naturally become a true prophet after coming into contact with the power of fate?
Rare prophetic protagonist
Unfortunately, it relies on a daily intelligence system, and the author clearly doesn't want to explain how to manage a fable in too much detail, so there's very little content about the system itself. Based on the prophetic premise, it seems worth watching; at least so far, the plot is smooth.
It's very well written and very realistic. You can tell the author was a wizard. It matches my experience when I studied at Hogwarts. Keep it up!
Doesn't the protagonist have any prophetic abilities? Relying solely on a few pieces of information from the system doesn't seem cool enough.
Worth reading
There are only 17 comments on chapter 81. However, it's undeniable that this is a very good book. I've read up to chapter 41 so far, and there aren't any major flaws (some minor ones are negligible), just a few details, such as Hagrid referring to Dumbledore as "Professor Dumbledore" instead of simply "Dumbledore," and a reader's correction regarding the "Room of Requirement" (I haven't read the…
The dialogue has a strong Three Kingdoms flavor.
Has the author been reading too much Romance of the Three Kingdoms? All this "so that so-and-so may know" and "majestic and imposing, displaying merit in protecting the king"? Is this Harry Potter or The Witcher Romance?
How many comments did the author delete? Only 33 comments for such a long post, and they're all positive?
The story is very well written, but did you really need to keep the mastermind so well hidden? The protagonist... Well, even if the readers don't know, they should at least know! How many chapters have you written already? Didn't you say we still know it's a boss using super-powerful alchemy? We don't even know the name of that organization, or even if they're human!
The first 130 chapters were alright, but what were the roles of Nava and Julia, who only caused trouble?