Hogwarts: Chinese Professor

I laughed so hard. When I saw Chapter 160, I was wondering what the hell it was about. I read two more chapters and realized that this was nothing but shit. I came out to read the comments. Everyone ate it. That's okay. Don't eat it later.

It's a pity that the original climax of the plot was forcibly broken up. I wondered why I didn't read the book. The most interesting plot of the whole book was taken away from me. The book that was supposed to make me happy for a week only made me feel suffocated and panicked after reading it. I usually don't like reading books. Most of the time I just stop reading them. Over time, I tend to forget the previous plot, and then stop reading if I don't want to catch up. I want to keep books, I have to keep books, I am afraid of interrupting the complete experience of a climax plot again. It's a pity that a moderately palatable book may have to be abandoned. Don't mind if you complain.

Could you please stop making the emotional line so disgusting? A Harry and a Camel. Harry wouldn't say it, it was more like he was crazy about girls at his age, although the descriptions were still over the top. But why did Camel write so disgustingly? It feels like the author wants to write a contrasting character who is indifferent to everyone but has evil intentions or even a crush on the professor who respects and respects him. However, Carmel's scenes always depict her secretly poking at her teacher, which is a bit too intellectual compared to the current portrayal of her in other aspects!

I feel that the emotional descriptions except for the protagonist are quite good. It is true that the teacher-student relationship is not accepted well. However, the description of some of the subtle emotions between Harry and Ron in ggad is really touching. It is more in line with my taste (I skipped the parts I didn't like) As for the combat power, I think the author is very good at it. In my opinion, it is not too broken.

The setting of this book is indeed interesting. It uses Chinese exam-oriented education ideas to improve the teaching quality of Hogwarts, which is enough to support a novel. But the author got a little bit of traditional Chinese fantasy thinking, and found that according to this writing method, there was no battle plot to write, and it could not reflect the protagonist's fighting ability, so he created an original branch line with a very standard evil villain to kill the protagonist. In this way, he could write a lot of battle plots and show the protagonist's combat ability in detail. But the author never thought that such a branch line would have nothing to do with his original core setting of teaching and educating people, and would only discourage readers.

No, buddy, are you serious about the introduction? One person teaches Defense Against the Dark Arts for six years and still makes it a compulsory course. You also take other people's classes. I'm not afraid of being exhausted.

Thank you Harry Potter fans for not doing anything like elf equality or anything like that. This stuff will crash as soon as I write it.

I am keen on cramming Hengshui-style education. I have no intention of the Chinese education model, nor do I have any filter for European and American happy education. But the problem is that this education model is very backward in the HP world view, because the magic in HP is not the power of using knowledge to analyze all things and penetrate the world's truth, but is dominated by idealistic forces such as emotions and beliefs. The number of spells depends on your memory and study hard, but even if you learn 18,000 magic books, your spells will not be more powerful than a scumbag who has failed classes for seven consecutive years and slept in class for seven years. He can beat you if he is happy and excited. Even if you think about it in the most optimistic scenario, the tactical education of rote memorization of questions and seas of questions has not killed the fullness of your emotional strength as a human being, and its actual improvement is minimal.

A secluded organization came out of nowhere and treated the top wizards as if they were on the roadside. There is also the karma, which is also a mess. How do you mean that a few people limit the protagonist? After 30 years of sharpening swords, two and a half chickens are rusted? The last time I saw such a disgusting fan was the one where Voldemort was endlessly cheated. I'm crazy.

Author, I feel that raising Harry Potter is not as good as raising Neville Longbottom. Harry Potter has been favored since he entered Hogwarts. This preference made Harry Potter become more and more unlikable by the fifth grade, becoming reckless, impulsive and self-righteous. I publicly contradicted the teacher in class, but even after being taught a lesson, I still didn't know how to change my ways and couldn't listen to advice. Even the death of Sirius Black did not make him learn his lesson and blame others for his mistakes. It was not until Dumbledore's death that Harry Potter grew up. Harry Potter has poor self-discipline. He cherished the happy life at Hogwarts but did not cherish the opportunity to learn magic at Hogwarts. If it were not for Hermione Granger's supervision and help (tutoring) in learning, Harry Potter's grades would probably be very poor. In this way, when Harry Potter was in the fifth grade, he once admitted that his grades were not as good as Ron Weasley's, let alone Draco Malfoy (the original book was written that Hermione Granger came first and Draco Malfoy came second in the first grade final exam). On the contrary, Neville Longbottom began to awaken in his fifth year. He worked hard to learn to use the old wand that was not suitable for him, and achieved good results in the Ordinary Wizarding Level Examination. In time, he also received some help from Hermione Granger, but Hermione Granger mainly helped Harry Potter and Ron Weasley. ) Harry Potter's grades in the Ordinary Wizarding Examination: E for Charms, O for Defense Against the Dark Arts, E for Transfiguration, E for Potions, and E for Herbs, while Neville Longbottom's grades were: E for Charms, A for Transfiguration, O for Herbs, A for Potions, and E for Defense Against the Dark Arts. Compared to Harry Potter, Neville Longbottom is more self-disciplined and hard-working. If Neville Longbottom had changed his wand to a wand that suited him in his second year, and received guidance and supervision from the protagonist, then it would not be a problem for Neville Longbottom to completely surpass Harry Potter in terms of scores on the Ordinary Wizarding Examination. Neville Longbottom, who is persistent and self-disciplined but lacks self-confidence, is more worthy of training than Harry Potter.

Previously, I felt something was wrong when the unfaithful protagonist insists on engaging in gongchan thoughts in the magical world. In a world where there are individuals who can easily destroy a city, engaging in gc is not funny. Then suddenly he started to suffer from schizophrenia. The protagonist, who was still upright and upright some time ago, simply stopped treating the death row prisoners as human beings. What is the difference between this and doing human experiments on living people? Have you seen any country in modern society do this? Or is this the gcist in the eyes of the protagonist? Writing about Hogwarts, can't you just write it well? You have to make some messy content. Obviously the previous one is very good. Just teach students how to get through the main story normally. You have to make some weird content.

If you want to write a plot in which the protagonist is showing off, then write it well. After writing it, you won't let others know that it was the protagonist who did it, and you will also jump out and personally accuse the protagonist. Even third-rate online writers would not dare to write this kind of plot. How dare you? ? ?

In Chapter 160, a mysterious organization suddenly appeared, and it boasted extremely high standards. Voldemort had not yet come out, and it immediately became a 🤡. Dumbledore and a lot of people also became a 🤡. No one in such a large organization knew about it.

It's not okay if it's mainly written privately, right? Deus ex machina is an inexplicable organization. Why don't you just pull out the protagonist of Hogwarts Legacy as the boss and just say it was contaminated by ancient magic? Do you have to bring out a descendant of the Seven Saints? So what happened to Grindelwald and Dumbledore? The clown generation? Dumbledore and Voldemort become the second generation of clowns

Question: Why was Harry Potter abused by his aunt's family but Dumbledore turned a blind eye? Answer: In Dumbledore's opinion, although Harry lived in a relatively cramped place with only old clothes to wear and not enough food to eat, Harry's aunt did not hang Harry up and beat him every day, did not let Harry work as a child laborer, and even let Harry go to school! So Harry's aunt's family are all kind people, and Harry lives a very happy life😁

It's hard to accept that HP is based on children's literature and tries to avoid writing people directly. The original suddenly became decisive and deviated from this framework, which was a bit of a drama.

With all due respect, the original part does not match the tone of the first half of the book. The original part has the same flavor as the novice novel from the early years.

I feel like the author is Snape's dream girl. She laughs to death. There are so many descriptions of Snape's youth, melancholy and beauty.

The character of the protagonist has been completely changed. Before the original plot, the protagonist can be regarded as the professor of the entire school. He can basically treat everyone equally and act decisively, and the plot is also very smooth. After the original plot, the protagonist is directly the nanny and just hangs around the trio. There are various riddles in the plot, and the misunderstandings are not explained at all. The plot relies entirely on various misunderstandings and conflicts. After dozens of chapters, it still cannot be adjusted. It is a pity. See you in the next book.

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It's understandable that the author added the Seven Saints as a new organization after the protagonist's strength skyrocketed, but neither Dumbledore nor Nicolas Flamel had ever heard of it. Isn't that a bit outrageous?

Chapters 160-173 are simply a disaster. The way to end a private setting (which I personally think is very retarded but this only represents my personal opinion) is to open a poisonous point. I spent 159 chapters explaining the idealism of magic, and then I write a GC here. Wairi, you are in a world with per capita idealism, pursuing the concept of historical materialism and dialectical materialism as the absolute philosophical foundation. I can't say. I don't know whether I mean that the author does not understand the definition of GCism, or that the author is too high-spirited. The following is a brief description of philosophical concepts GCism and idealism are fundamentally opposed and incompatible on the basis of philosophy. GCism takes Marxism as its guiding ideology, and its core is the worldview of dialectical materialism and historical materialism. This worldview believes that the material world exists objectively, consciousness is the product of matter, and the development of society is determined by the contradictory movement of material productivity and production relations. It emphasizes starting from objective reality and transforming the world through practice. Idealism, on the other hand, believes that consciousness, spirit or concepts are primary, and that the material world is the product of consciousness or depends on consciousness for its existence. It tends to attribute historical development to spiritual power, personal will or supernatural forces, which runs counter to the scientific worldview of GC. If the author can see it, it's better to think about what exactly he is writing. I went back and read it again. I scolded me but I still had to read it, but I couldn't bear to abandon the book. Alas.

What is written next is Sheite. I have read more than one hundred and sixty chapters. It makes me feel disgusted. I won't go into details. It is a cliché to say that Sheite, if you don't believe in evil, just come and eat it.

I felt like I was going crazy... In the movie, Grindelwald worked hard for an Obscurus, and one Obscurus has destroyed the world and even confronted Lao Deng. Does the author really know what the concept of sixteen is?

I rarely see HP type books. This is the most comfortable HP I have seen so far. Come on

I ordered it all, but after reading the whole story, I really felt like it was a bad ending, a bad ending, a bad ending.

Already finished reading. Li in the book married himself to magic all his life, but in the end he turned into a god of magic similar to Western fantasy. I think it is really average. Now in 2026, I think atheism is more in line with the world of Harry Potter. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. The book is still a good idea, and the book is still good😊

I guess there is a high probability that it will be unfinished or finished 😅

What is the difference between this and a bad ending?

Is this how little Barty is redeemed? Peter Pettigrew: "Speak for me, it's too early to appear, otherwise I can survive, and maybe I can be Potter's second godfather." 🙂 Really, the latest plot is written like this, it's a bit uncomfortable...