Hogwarts: A Little Transfer Student Shock

For the future of the wizarding world, Tom Riddle shed tears as he took over the responsibility of killing Voldemort for Harry Potter

Prefect is used in the original work, and the Chinese translation can be squad leader, prefect, or officer. Although it is understandable from a functional perspective, there are two problems: 1. The Chinese translation version is "superior", and most people are used to this translation. Such unconventionality means nothing when the translation itself is correct. 2. There is no word supervised student in the Chinese environment. This word appears in two places: one is Japanese comics and the other is Japanese games. In other words, the so-called "supervisor student" may not be a Japanese translation, but it is definitely a Japanese translation. I don't understand why the author abandoned the correct and more familiar translation of "superior".

So far it's okay, but there is no clear main line, and many things have not been explained, such as why the protagonist died? Is it rebirth or rejuvenation? Why do you want to go back to Hogwarts?

If you have the idea of ​​being a transfer student and reviving your life to defeat your enemies, you can give up the book.

The protagonist is too strong, Voldemort is no match for him, and the Horcruxes can be solved easily. If the protagonist is not overstretched in soul attainments, other Horcruxes can probably extract the soul directly without damaging the original equipment. I don't know what Dumbledore's level is and his attitude towards the protagonist. Now it feels like the protagonist is in the game world, and there is no sense of crisis. Then some people thought he was dead and focused on ancient magic.

Is the main line just going to school? After reading Chapter 43, I can only say that it is too bland. Everything else is fine, but the plot is too bland.

After reading a few chapters, I didn't understand it, so I started to read through the chapters and reviews, and then I found a name called Huo Yi. Then I remembered this game, and then I went to the video platform to watch the anchor introduce the game, and then came back to watch it. I understood part of it, and experienced the legendary internal jokes. The anchor introduced the protagonist's skills such as scanning the black wizard to display red, but did not mention who Professor Feige was. It was uncomfortable. Do I have to watch the game video plot? Also, the protagonist didn't know many things, such as the Sorting Hat. So it's not time travel, so the characters in the game are reborn in the Harry Potter timeline of the game world, right? Let's continue reading Chapter 12. The writing is really interesting, but if you don't play the game, you will miss a lot of information. Old friends, please post more about this chapter, it's up to you.

I just read the latest chapter. Judging from the current impression, it is a pretty good daily novel. From the lines, you can see some of the author's clever ideas and foreshadowing puns, although there are not many. However, there is no relatively clear main line and conflict. Although there are many minor conflicts in the original plot, without a clear main line, blindly following the main line is a bit too streamlined. This means that it is good to read continuously, but once you start to follow up, you will lose the motivation to continue reading. The plot of a single chapter has little ups and downs, and at the same time, there is no conflict or suspense. If you put it on the bookshelf as a book, you may forget it after reading it. Overall, it is good, the language is fluent, the plot is coherent, and the special performance is not stiff. It is worth a try.

It's quite interesting, but why it's not popular? Maybe the reading experience is too bad.

It's so uncomfortable to watch.