Hogwarts: Hufflepuff Earns Another Point

After transmigrating into the world of Harry Potter, Ed awakens a learning System. Whenever he helps someone study, he earns points based on how much they learn.

He can use those points to draw new skills.

From then on, Ed lets loose completely, becoming Hogwarts' undisputed troublemaker.

He gets his classmates hooked on studying like mad.

Dumbledore: "Ed, loving to study is a good thing. But as Hogwarts' headmaster, I hope you'll let my students rest for a day or two."

Professor Sprout: "Ever since Ed joined Hufflepuff, the students have been racking up points like crazy. I haven't had a single peaceful day."

Sorting Hat: "I was blind back then. Ed shouldn't have been admitted to the school. He should've gone straight to Azkaban. He'd turn the prisoners there into good students."

Voldemort: "Forget Harry Potter. First, kill that brat who's daring to recruit dark wizards to his cause."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.