The Rune Mage Who Began at Hogwarts

A word of advice to the author: stop spending so much time stacking runes only to end up losing to Dumbledore. The most toxic thing right now is using an extremely powerful cheat, but then you can't beat Dumbledore or the Old Master in the mid-game.

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 a minute, how much health do minions in League of Legends have at level 1? You're giving them 375 health points directly? Do you think that's normal? Those minions are all top-tier elite soldiers who have survived countless life-or-death situations. If the protagonist gets those 375 health points, even if he can't compare to them, he should at least have a physique similar to an adult.

🙂I was stunned when I saw the magic stone in chapter 280+, even though I've been keeping the main character alive. With this kind of writing, will I even see the protagonist graduate?

I'm begging you, it's 2026 already, can we please stop having the main characters making dumplings at Hogwarts? It's so awkward! 😅

After Sirius Black was rescued, it felt like the book's perspective shifted away from the protagonist, and it started playing house, a common trope in Harry Potter.

It seems he dared not turn it on; it was just a clumsy projection of the Heavenly Emperor.

Thanks to the limited-time free offer for helping me avoid another piece of garbage. 1 Million words and still only level 2, it certainly has plenty of garbage content. For limited-time free offers, just come find garbage to use – that's the real use of limited-time free offers.

The content itself is good, and the supplementary text isn't too abrupt, but the first year is too long, and there are too many things to do. Of course, I'm not saying long is bad; if the pacing is good, you could easily write 300 chapters for the first year. But the author clearly didn't manage the pacing well.

Many comments are asking if there's any pressure on combat power, but why isn't anyone answering? 🤔 Hey 👌 I'll make my move. Run the storyline using Codex to extract information such as whether the character's strength is suppressed, whether there is a female lead, and whether it's filler content. The extraction result is shown in the figure. Anyway, I think it's watchable. As long as the combat power isn't too high and there's a female lead, it's fine. Let's watch it! 😆