HP: What's Wrong with Well-Behaved Robots?

[I don't know what tag to write, so let's take up a line first] From the wand shop in Diagon Alley to the Flamel family's alchemy studio, from the underground potions classroom at Hogwarts to the Ravenclaw Astrology Tower Annie uses the precise logic of a machine to disassemble the underlying code of the magical world Potions is a liquid phase ternary transformation, Transfiguration is a deep reconstruction of formal factors, Charms is a lightweight instant attribute rewriting tool, and Herbalism is a ternary carrier database She is accustomed to using mechanical thinking to understand the world But when she was awake alone in the tower dormitory late at night, listening to the high-altitude night wind blowing through the window lattice, she wrote a letter to the six hundred-year-old alchemist on parchment. She deduces at the very end of her axiom system, not pointing to the Philosopher's Stone It was a group of Ravenclaw classmates who had just met and the extra crispy and sweet carrots in Madam Flamel's backyard. ——What are you? ——I want to know too. Probably a magical story about lies and kindness, algorithms and temperature, alchemy and robots... And what it means to "be human" No cp Involving a lot of alchemy, potions, astrology, and carrots It's not AI, but my brain is not working well and I occasionally forget to set it. If I see it, let me know and I will change it. Because I can't change the label (or I haven't found how to change it yet), the protagonist is not a yandere, but a group portrait. The plot of the first week of school is more about settings because I want to make the theory more realistic. Later on, it will gradually become more plot-oriented. My writing is rather verbose. The first ten chapters were written over 25 years, so there was a long gap, so they are a bit broken.