Hogwarts: Chinese Wizard's Diary

Why do Chinese wizards use Western spells? Is there no Chinese mantra?

Investigation report: "Number" -669 Investigation target: "Hogwarts: Chinese Wizard Diary" - Male Protagonist - [Zhou Mo] Investigation Result: [Reincarnation] Judgment Basis: Abnormal Characteristics: Time Travel Transfer An investigator, as the name suggests, is a profession that investigates and records the travel situations of travellers. It aims to let observers (that is, readers) in all the worlds know in advance the travel situations of travelers in this world, and volunteers to provide observers with fast travel information inquiry services If there are any mistakes, Wan Wang hopes to correct them ——Zhenjun Wanling Feast Stay on June 9, 2026

So boring, no ups and downs at all, I couldn't stand it any longer, so I slipped away

The expansion and perfection of the worldview are kept very restrained, and the setting is quite interesting. In terms of plot development, the author obviously didn't want to deduce it himself, for fear that the plot would get out of control, so it felt a little boring.

Why does the author always update in the middle of the night? Can it be done earlier next time?

Chinese wizard? American Iai? Kind of like a cowboy wizard at Hogwarts.

This book is well written so far and it is relatively easy to read. I will give it a mark at the end of the month.

Chasing updates must be awesome

Hp Isn't a wizard just a congenital alien? Isn't Hogwarts a sect that trains innate strangers to become warlocks?

It makes some sense, but the expression is a bit confusing in some places. I don't know if it's the fault of the author's connections.

Looking at it now, I feel a bit like following a certain professor from my early days.

It is obvious that the author is a novice, and although there are still some problems, it is undeniable that the ideas are good. I would like to give some suggestions to the author. I feel that the story is too bland so far. I hope the author can adjust the rhythm appropriately. It might be better to add more information about some special magic and worldview in the East. Finally, I hope the author insists and can have a perfect ending.