Hogwarts: Carrying One of the Founders of Slytherin with Me

Malfoy and Harry have a fight at night. After being choked by the protagonist, Malfoy plans to challenge. Malfoy wants to drag the protagonist along, but the protagonist agrees. The reason is that he does not want to see all the academy points he has accumulated over the past few days being deducted, and he also takes the opportunity to practice spells and understand the patrol rules.

Your account has been hacked? Use leaves to block light to deal with shadow magic? Are you taking everyone for a fool?

He hadn't even been in school for half a year, and after attending a few Potions classes, he had the audacity to ask Snape for permission to read forbidden books. 😏

I've read over 30 chapters, and it's quite well-written. The only regret is that Salazar's presence is still a bit weak; this needs to be amplified. He's supposed to be a master magician, essentially a walking encyclopedia of magical knowledge, but so far he doesn't seem to be playing a significant role.

What are you doing? What's the title and selling point of your book? I've read so many chapters and haven't seen Salazar play any role, and you've already banned him?

But is it wrong for a professor not to give first-year students notes for restricted reading areas? The protagonist's blaming attitude and many other aspects gave me a strange sense of arrogance.

The actions are reckless; unnecessary interference, aimless actions, and a tendency to be led by the nose. Assessing the situation? Many of the protagonist's actions seem deliberate attempts to cause trouble for Malfoy, giving the impression that the protagonist is playing Malfoy while Malfoy is playing Harry!

There are still plots like this where someone misunderstands and thinks you like a certain girl, and you don't explain yourself, letting them continue to misunderstand? What era is this writing style from?

What's the point of watching anything now that the old man is gone? There are just too many self-made fanfics out there.

So, since the protagonist has Slytherin as a power-up, why didn't he go to the Chamber of Secrets and subdue the basilisk first? It's a simple matter of using a Shrinking Charm. If all else fails, he could at least make a name for himself; it might come in handy as a surprise weapon against Voldemort, right?