A Practical Guide to Official Documents from the Wizarding World

The papers from previous years are still spread out under the desk lamp, and the words in the grid are crowded like wheat stacks during the autumn harvest - you rub your sore eyes and suddenly hear a soft sound like wind chimes coming from the window.​ That was the sound of the luminous microphone swaying in the night wind.​ On the fields in the East Village, human farmer Kaim was arguing with goblin Zabu over half an ear of glowing wheat. Wizard Dylan used magic to measure the boundaries of the land, and Lem was hurriedly recording it.​ This is a magical world, but it also hides the simplest wisdom: when the luminous wheat wilted due to garbage pollution, they learned to classify plastic sheets and rotten vines; when the two tribes quarreled over the irrigation canals, the mediation book contained both the provisions of the "Interracial Convention" and the local agreement of "taking turns to release water."​ There are no rigid "application templates" here, only answers that grow under the moonlight.​ Turning the pages of the book is not only a breather from the sea of topics - watching the blue light of glowing wheat spreading across the wheat field, listening to the goblin's "Mud Soul Song" mixed with the human "Wheat God Ballad"; it is also the confidence to grow quietly - the logic, strategies and warmth hidden in the story will spread like the fragrance of wheat when you write.​ Dedicated to every "director" who is fighting in a cubicle: I hope you can find a moment of relaxation in your daily life in the magical world, and also pick up the power of the pen. After all, the best answers always grow in the soil, are written in stories, and are hidden in every moment you think carefully about life.