In Hogwarts, Spending Money Makes Me Invincible

Why does the protagonist have the last name Weasley?

If the Holy Pureblood Family has its own trump card, Weasley's should be in alchemy, as can be seen in Arthur's magic car.

If the protagonist's surname wasn't Weasley, I would have thought he was Grindelwald based on his slogan.

I just want to ask whether Pig's Foot is targeted by the Weasley family, but I don't understand the book's setting that Pig's Foot is two years older than Harry, which means that Pig's Foot's parents died when he was two or three years old. Why would the Weasley family ignore a three-year-old child, and treat a three-year-old like this... I don't know what to say.

When will the money Arthur Weasley stole get back?

Why haven't I seen anyone writing about ancient magic?

Seeing that the author wants to write about cultivating a savior, wouldn't this become a nanny article? And he's still a naughty kid.

It starts with more than 20,000 Galleons. You don't need to have high magic power. You just need to be able to take a few shots and one or two skills to rob the bank directly. You don't need to be perfect. You just need to be able to touch the money. It's over. Recharge in place and you will be invincible. When you come out of the bank, a hundred Dumbledores can't beat you. . .

You can level up in Alchemy and Potions. If you sell products, you can earn money to level up.

Never be a nanny again