I Really Didn't Mean to Farm at Hogwarts!

See Chapter 27. Overall, the protagonist is not very likable. First of all, there is a big poisonous point. With the support of the system to ensure confidentiality, the protagonist had a very, very embarrassing performance with the Hogwarts professors and lied a lot. The author forced to explain that he had to behave like this to fool him... How to put it, if you trust Dumbledore as a person, even if you tell the truth, there won't be too many problems; if you don't trust, if you act so awkwardly, isn't it easy to find trouble? Then he asked others for this and that, with endless conditions, asking for ownership, and not wanting to work for them. He used the rejuvenation spell and pretended to be tired and rested for 20 minutes... After all, wasn't he just bullying Dumbledore and Sprout, who were decent people? If Voldemort was there, would your protagonist still dare to bargain? The feeling is no longer that he is being clever, but that this person is greedy, has bad character, and lies constantly. As everyone mentioned in the comment area, maybe in novels 20 years ago, the protagonist with a golden finger could behave like this, but it is no longer popular in today's reading environment. People no longer think that such selfishness is a kind of excellence. Instead, it makes people feel that he is very smart. At this point, Snape's scolding him is really not wrong at all. In addition, the characters of the supporting characters are also very off-kilter. Professor McGonagall would cast a Stunning Curse on a "Muggle" child whom they met for the first time; Flitwick, a veteran duelist master, would yell at a powerful fluorescent spell; Aurors dared to use Legilimency directly on students in Dumbledore's office... In short, it is a very ancient face-slapping routine, from character design to plot arrangement. I saw such a novel 20 years ago, and I won't fault you, but now it is a bit too deliberate and outdated. The so-called "Holy Mother" that many people in the comment area are criticizing is not a big problem for me - but it is only for the non-killing itself. The plot itself does not necessarily require killing people, but after the protagonist transformed, the dark wizard did not stay. The student who sold him was beaten up and ran away without saying a word... It can be said to be the worst kind of treatment. He tries to make himself seem unreasonable when it comes to things that are reasonable, and the subsequent plot can also make the other party beat him up first, and let the Ministry of Magic come to investigate the protagonist... It's hard to comment. Also, this one is not called the Holy Mother, and it's really not called you. The so-called "Madonna bitch" in the general sense is to sacrifice the interests of others and show one's own "goodness". The "Madonna" in the true sense is to be willing to sacrifice oneself for others. It's not that someone who doesn't kill someone is called a Holy Mother. This one doesn't even count as a Holy Mother Bitch. No matter how the plot relies on this word, it cannot be relied on. Please don't use it indiscriminately. This theme of Druid farming should perform very well under the collision of the Hogwarts system. This subject matter really appeals to me, which is why I clicked on this book to read it. But the choice of subject matter is okay, but the portrayal of the protagonist is a bit "outdated". Of course, if you have to say it, the popularity of Warcraft was more than ten or twenty years ago. It is the same era as novels of this taste... In a sense, it is quite consistent... In short, mine My suggestion is that the author should consider the creation of this character. At present, I feel that the protagonist is trying to be clever. This kind of character design is very unpleasant. The plot design also has the style of a dragon king slapping the face, but this style itself is relatively weak at the logical level and is not very to my liking. The above evaluation is completely subjective and represents only my personal opinion.

This QQ farm looks fake

It's 2026 and there are still system elves. It's too old.

🙂 Can you optimize the flattery? You can improve the word count, but it's really embarrassing.

Holy Mother, Holy Mother. I originally thought that QQ Farm was retro enough, but it turns out that the protagonist you wrote is even more retro. Chun Chun is the kind of saint-level protagonist from 20 years ago. Those three dark wizards can't be defeated, so I won't talk about it. The student who wanted to harm the protagonist didn't kill him, as well as the Ministry of Magic agent and the centaur. I felt uncomfortable seeing it.

A small amount of novel found in a huge amount of rat poison

It is recommended to start reading from Chapter 10. Skipping earlier will not affect anything.

System wizard, this is not popular now. On the contrary, it is annoying.

Is it really the author's IQ that determines the protagonist's behavior? A plant communication skill requires 5 achievement points, and a garbage fence also requires 5 achievement points? Moreover, the protagonist has always been in a semi-dangerous environment and never thought about upgrading his skills. Instead, he went to build some kind of fence? Even if it's for farming, I don't even have a few farming skills to get some decorations.

The first three chapters were quite attractive, but then I was fed poison for five or six chapters in a row. . .