The Rune Mage Who Began at Hogwarts

A reminder to the author, don't stack up the runes for a long time, and you will end up unable to defeat Dumbledore. The most dangerous thing now is to use extremely big tricks. As a result, you will not be able to beat Dumbledore in the mid-term, God.

Anyone who adds crazy combat power in the HP world will face the problem of anti-aircraft cannons swatting mosquitoes. The strongest person in the HP world view is the explosive Voldemort. You have a Ryze who has understood all the runes and is at least a surface level. I'm afraid it's not a flat A that kills Voldemort, and then there is nothing to write about.

Wait, the level pool of minions in League of Legends only has a certain amount of HP. You directly increase the HP by 375 points. Do you think this is normal? The minions there are all top-notch soldiers who have experienced countless lives and deaths. The protagonist has added these 375 points. Even if it cannot be compared with them, it should be about the same physique as an adult.

🙂 I have been reading for more than 280 chapters and I was stunned when I saw the Sorcerer's Stone. Can I still see the protagonist graduate after writing like this?

I beg you, it's already 2026, can you please stop letting the protagonist make dumplings at Hogwarts? It's too embarrassing 😅

After rescuing Sirius, I felt that the perspective of this book was no longer on the protagonist, and HP started playing house mode.

I feel like I don't dare to turn around, it's just a poor projection of Emperor Ruitian.

The content feels good, and the appendices are not too abrupt. However, it is too long for the first graders and there are too many things to do. Of course, this does not mean that the length of the writing is not good. You have to control the rhythm of the writing. It is okay for you to write 300 chapters for the first grade, but the author obviously did not grasp the rhythm well. , The first-year protagonist has too many things to do, too complicated, and too messy, which also brings up another problem. As long as the protagonist does something, he must have positive feedback and improve his strength. Now it is obvious that the protagonist's strength has improved too fast. It feels like the protagonist can beat Voldemort without the third-year protagonist. Once it develops like this, the author will generally use three remedies. One is to suppress the battle illogically, the other is to crazily improve the original characters, and the third is to open another world. In my opinion, these three methods represent the beginning of the death of the book. To be honest, the things the protagonist does can be written in three grades plus the main plot and some daily routines. Now it depends on the author how to save it. If it is saved well, it can regain the original rhythm and save Sirius' previous rhythm. If it is not saved well, the book may end here.

I thought it was a more realistic Rune Mage, but it turned out to be a Rune Mage with added game values. Not my cup of tea😭 But the novel is still good.

Overflow, turning physical to magic, returning to basic skills, reaching from the heart to things, combined with Canyon Maker, Overlord's Armor, Magic Cut, a big hat magic penetration stick and shoes, you can have nine thousand blood and more than two thousand magic power.