[HP]IT Otaku Accidentally Enters the Magical World

Have you ever seen Harry Potter himself, sullenly walking around the "Harry Potter" theme park? Have you ever seen Ron Weasley pointing at the big screen and complaining that "Ron Weasley" acted like a fool? Have you ever seen a cute IT girl who is afraid of society pick up a power bank and knock a dark wizard unconscious? Qin Keke, a supercomputing center operation and maintenance engineer who is shy on the outside but always crazy on the inside, was forced to bind Harry Potter, the Director of the Legal Enforcement Department of the British Ministry of Magic, because of a sudden "pilgrimage" to London. Since then, her painting style has embarked on an outrageous fast track: At the Ministry of Magic, she lifted up a portrait of a hook-nosed wizard and searched for circuits and speakers. At the FBI party, she drank to drown her sorrows and pushed the savior into the swimming pool. Over the Atlantic Ocean, she used mobile phone lithium batteries to explode and taunted the dark wizard, "Your mother doesn't love you"... The "nineteen years later" not written in the book is that he smoothed the scar on his forehead, but could not heal the crack in his heart. The "savior" who was not shown in the movie would drink alone late at night, and would be helpless over a Muggle's tears. This is a story about a "paper man" turning into a real person, a decoy turning into a comrade, and social fear turning into a "crazy critic". It is also a story about how a man uses love to protect a girl's precious memories. . Welcome to Qin Keke's magical world adventure. PS This article involves collaborations with American TV series such as "SOS", "The Big Bang Theory", and "Bones". All "it's just a TV show" are character memes and do not affect reading. PPS Ms. Ginny Weasley said that she signed the divorce agreement happily and now she is flying on a broomstick towards a new journey. Purpose: Break the traditional magic narrative and deconstruct the "savior" myth. Emphasizing the power of individual will, even a Muggle can make a crucial move on the chessboard of destiny.