The Wizard of the American Comic Book World

Basically, the character of the professor has almost collapsed. All the details in the early school are too taken for granted. The first graders learn magic in the fifth grade. It doesn't matter if they are the protagonists. After all, there are failures. But isn't it a bit outrageous to have an entire dormitory like this? This is not how you want to build a team for the protagonist. Every first-year student felt that the trolls were attacking casually... The magic system was completely broken...

In the later stages, I became more and more disgusted with the protagonist's feeling of being a villain. Was it intentional or accidental? How do you write the protagonist like this?

Very pretty

I watched more than 1/3 of it, but I got a little tired of it later.