The Hogwarts Swordsman Is Here

I can only say that the plot is too long-winded, and the protagonist, as an adult, behaves like a zhizhang... I don't understand why so many people like this book.

It feels like a child's daily diary. What about the knowledge before time travel? Spend time with your children every day.

Let me ask a question, the protagonist is an adult soul-transporting child, right? Why can't I feel that he is an adult soul after reading more than thirty chapters? The way he thinks and behaves is exactly like that of a child. Apart from being a little prophetic, it makes people read it very much. It makes me sick of stupidity. Either don't be an adult and write it from a child's perspective, or be more mature in your thinking? Apart from anything else, adults' self-control is better than that of children. How can cultivating an immortal be so perfunctory as fishing for three days and drying out nets for two days? There is also a love line. Even if you have never been in love as an adult, it won't be written like a child's first love, right? I hope the author can think more and write better and better

It feels like a roller coaster has climbed 100 meters and then dropped 10 meters. It can only be said to be average.

You can add a few Chinese people

That's right, just don't use your brain when reading.

See chapter 20, flow text. The protagonist has no goals and just drifts with the flow.

Personally I feel pretty good ~ However! By the middle of the third grade, the author had finished it. . .I feel so good watching it.

Someone tell me where his parents are?

It's not good to see, as a Chinese time traveler, still an adult, who has mastered the inheritance of Qi Practitioners, he actually looks down on it, and is very happy to see the magic. There is no adult thinking at all. He is cheating and cheating. It is uncomfortable to watch.