Hogwarts: Ninth-Circle Archmage

Joy, even a 6th-ring Archmage is no match for Dumbledore!

See the latest chapter It feels strange that the protagonist is teaching a young wizard to choose a profession in Harry Potter. In the Harry Potter world, the primary profession for wizards should be sorcerer, and other professions are at most considered as a side job. I almost couldn't hold back my tears when I saw the protagonist tell Ron that choosing the warrior class meant giving up the convenience of magic.

Burn yourself for Hogwarts?

It still suffers from the same bad habit as other works of its kind, making Dumbledore seem incredibly powerful. What kind of saint or emperor is this? It's just ridiculous.

A completely different system of power. Inexplicably, everyone can learn and use it instantly, and it's all done quickly. Their rapid mastery is even more impressive than those with a systematic approach. Honestly, this book so far makes me feel like the D&D crew were utterly useless. Look at these people. No conditions are needed. They're instantly proficient.

Seeing Snape use so many spells is quite baffling; did the protagonist just give away all his spells for free?

The protagonist's boundless love is a roadside Author: Old Bee

Owo only has 206 Soul Chests, how could Voldemort have farmed for ten years?

Haha, when did Voldemort become a minion? He doesn't even have a magic net, how is he casting spells? Faerûn doesn't have a mana bar.

Currently, we're following the storyline and adding some D&D elements.