Hogwarts: the Creature's Unreliable Guide

Even the Diverse Monsters have a Pokédex, and they are still indigenous protagonists.

To be honest, I don't think aboriginal children have any sense of confidentiality. The protagonist is very deep in his work. On the surface, he and the protagonist get along very well. In private, he doesn't share anything. He is a perfect superficial friend, like a time traveler. He strictly guards the secret of transformation. To be honest, it is very fragmented. But the sorting side is reasonable. The old hat can't see the protagonist clearly, so he went to Gryffindor. Otherwise, he would definitely go to Ravenclaw or Slytherin.

Each time a magical animal can be transformed into a magical animal, a characteristic should be added to the protagonist, such as Sniffing Lucky/Tian En, etc. Otherwise, the upper limit of the protagonist feels a bit low.

This book has a good idea and is well written. But is your book's audience targeted at children? . . It is written like a child who has become part of the main character group. . Team adults are extremely uncomfortable. .

It's pretty good. The indigenous protagonist is not a bad thing. Compared to the protagonist who is a time traveler but behaves like a mentally retarded person, the indigenous character is much better. The only pity is that the influence of the protagonist and the use of plug-ins are not fully utilized yet, but the impact is not big. Come on, author💪

It's a pity that I saw it so late and the author didn't continue writing. I think it is well written, and it really feels like reading the original work. I don't think the natives are a problem, and I don't think there's anything wrong with him hiding his transformation. Children always have their own secrets, and the protagonist does look like a child. Author Goodbye

It's okay, even though it has an indigenous protagonist, the writing is okay.

It's beautiful, I hope the author can keep writing

This book is very good. On the one hand, the protagonist is an indigenous person, and on the other hand, it is from a child's perspective. The style is healing. If you write it carefully, it will definitely be a masterpiece.

Why does the unicorn become an adult unicorn instead of a juvenile golden version? ? ?

Chapter 30 or so of flying lessons is a bit watery, it feels like there is an extra protagonist.

It's been 4 days, why hasn't it been updated?