As soon as he traveled to the world of Harry Potter, Cheng Yang set a lifelong goal: saving energy!
Staying away from all troubles and cultivating immortality quietly is the way to go!
But on the first day of school, he was sorted into Gryffindor, the center of trouble.
There is also a curly-haired elementary school bully who is extremely curious about knowledge and regards him as a "heretic".
Hermione: "Chengyang! In Charms class, you have to wave your wand and recite a spell. What do you mean by drawing the talisman?!"
Cheng Yang (yawning): "Save your effort."
Hermione: "Oh my God! The troll is coming! Use the stun spell!"
Cheng Yang (rolling out the talisman paper): "A line from the Book of Songs can calm the situation. Fighting and killing waste energy."
Hermione: "Voldemort! It's Voldemort! He's going to use the Death Curse!"
Cheng Yang (unfolding the scroll): "Noisy. Such evils and delusions should be eradicated once and for all and completely save energy with a 'painting' pen and the judgment of heaven!"
This is the story of an Eastern energy-saving heavenly master who was "forced" to work at Hogwarts, successfully subdued the fire dragon, commanded the basilisk, wiped out Voldemort in one stroke, and finally abducted the most powerful witch in the wizarding world back home.
Reader comments
It looks awkward. There is nothing original about the love story of the Ai protagonist. It basically follows the original. Then every time the protagonist talks about trouble, he ends up dancing with trouble.
This book is too detailed, and it is indeed very good. I didn't find any sympathy with him, so I deducted one star.
It looks awkward. There is nothing original about the love story of the Ai protagonist. It basically follows the original. Then every time the protagonist talks about trouble, he ends up dancing with trouble.
This book is too detailed, and it is indeed very good. I didn't find any sympathy with him, so I deducted one star.