Harry Potter: Does My Stat-Allocation System Have a New Idea?

[System + No Romance Yet + Transmigration + Leveling Up] Good news: He’s transmigrated and become a half-blood wizard. Bad news: His name is now Dylan Dursley, and in the original story his family despises wizards as monsters. Zhang Hui, an unlucky fellow and a born-and-raised Chinese national, finds himself transported in an instant to the world of Harry Potter. The moment he opens his eyes, he discovers in horror that he’s sitting beside a boy with a lightning-bolt-shaped scar on his forehead. Then, with a ding from the System, he successfully binds to the [Wizarding Innovation (Hello, Comrade)] System. As the Dursley family’s second son, he must keep his persona consistent while advancing technological reform in the wizarding world and bringing prosperity to all. Every time he earns someone’s shock points, he gains proficiency, letting him keep drawing rewards and leveling up. When the new students have just arrived at school and are still preparing for the next day’s classes, he has already upgraded an [Ordinary Diary] into a [Communicating Diary], winning the affection of the entire school. Before the trio have even started Herbology, he has already upgraded an [Ordinary Sunflower] into a [Twin Sunflower], improved the healing potion, and cured Neville’s parents. When Quirrell forces Harry to put his hand into the Mirror of Erised, he has already used the Deluminator to cut off the signal of magical fluctuations and snatched the Philosopher’s Stone with a pair of cashmere socks. Zhang Hui is busy sitting on the sofa, enjoying the toast his mother made by hand. “Is learning magic really that hard? Don’t underestimate the bond between me and my Deep Blue points, you bastard!”