I'm Checking in at Hogwarts

Lin Xuan, a twenty-two-year-old man, stayed up late playing games and wore himself out. When he opened his eyes again, he became a three-year-old British Chinese child. He thought he had entered the fighting and killing world of Marvel or the Chinese, but after two years of observation, he found that there was nothing wrong with it. Ordinary Britain, ordinary neighbours, the only danger is a robbery on the street in the middle of the night. Just when he was ready to live out his life as an ordinary person, the system came. Sign-in system. Sign in every day and receive chocolates, soda drinks, and instant noodles. Yes, that's it. Lin Xuan was silent for ten minutes while holding the system panel, and finally came to the conclusion: Is he the one who opened the canteen with me? Until he moved into Privet Drive and saw the skinny kid next door who wore round glasses and had a lightning bolt scar on his forehead. Lin Xuan: ... Wait. It turns out that this is the world of "Harry Potter". It turns out that his broken system only gives out real products when visiting famous scenes - you can sign up for immortal cultivation techniques when you visit a door, and you can sign up for psychic skills when you visit the zoo. The movement caused by a combination of circumstances was also spotted by an old bat named Snape, who almost pointed a wand at his head. Lin Xuan was speechless. I have lived honestly for ten years, and you come up here and want to kill me? Okay, then don't run. The style is informal and occasionally serious. It doesn't make much sense, but it's fun to watch and make you laugh. If you can fall into a trap, don't leave.