Hogwarts: Carrying One of the Founders of Slytherin with Me

I have read more than 30 chapters, and the writing is quite good. The only regret is that Salazar's presence is still weak, and this needs to be amplified. This is thought to be a magic master, which is equivalent to a magic knowledge base, but it doesn't feel that it plays a big role at the moment. The protagonist still wants to learn knowledge from the library and his classmates, but Salazar can obviously help. If it is a new magic that has emerged in modern times, then forget it, but Salazar cannot know about it, but for some magic like transfiguration, even if Salazar is not that proficient, at least it is not comparable to ordinary elementary school students. You can obviously ask Salazar about this. Or the author adds the setting that Salazar cannot teach. And a magic master will definitely be able to understand things by analogy. Even if he is not good at it, he should have no problem teaching an 11-year-old wizard. The author can look at Hogwarts: The Wind and the Eagle, in which the protagonist has a Ravenclaw as a teacher, and that teacher's presence is relatively high.

The form is reckless, insisting on participating in unnecessary places, without purpose, and likes to be led by the nose. Assessing the situation? Many protagonists deliberately seek trouble for Malfoy. It feels like the protagonist is playing Malfoy and Malfoy is playing Harry!

I didn't even think about going to school for half a year. After a few Potions lessons, I shamelessly asked Snape to read forbidden books. 😏

But is it wrong for a professor not to give first-year students a note about restricted areas? The protagonist's blaming and many aspects gave me an inexplicable feeling of arrogance

What are you doing? What's the selling point of your book's title? I've read so many chapters, but I didn't see Salazar playing any role, so you just banned him.

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

Why did Malfoy and Harry involve the protagonist in their duel? , A bit dissuaded

Recently, after reading everyone's feedback, I realized that the previous handling was indeed a bit blunt, so I made some adjustments. Anyway, thank you very much for your suggestions!

By the way, since the protagonist has Slytherin as a cheat, why not go to the secret room and collect the basilisk first? It's about a traceless telescopic spell. If that doesn't work, let's get familiar with him first. Then we can be a surprise weapon when dealing with Voldemort, right?

If the old man is gone, what else is there to see? There are too many self-reliance fanfics.