Hogwarts: You Call This Magic?

I, Alan, travel through the world of Harry Potter and start with the "Absolute Rationality" thought palace. In my eyes, everything can be analyzed, and magic is just the underlying science of a higher dimension. While my peers were still worrying about the levitating spell, I was already deducing the "automatic program" of the spell; when Snape was bragging about his exquisite potion art, my chemical reaction equation left him speechless. Duel is probability, Quidditch is data analysis, and the so-called magic talent is just a false proposition due to the information gap. Developing "modular magic toys", establishing the "Hogwarts Maker Workshop", writing the "Rune Firewall", and setting logical traps for Riddle's diary... I have engraved science and rationality into the underlying code of this world. When Dumbledore invited me to jointly optimize the defense system of Hogwarts, and Snape became furious because he couldn't understand my paper, I realized that the so-called wizarding world was just the next game I was about to clear. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.