Harry Potter: Call of the Past

It's really rubbish. If you have resources, you don't need to increase your strength. Just run behind others and be a licker.

Can the protagonist stop doing his job? How can making money be so important? Learning magic in Cthulhu comes at a cost. What about not learning in Harry Potter? I feel like the author doesn't write about the protagonist's class at all.

I feel like there are too many plots to make money. This is not a business article about games after all. One or two chapters would be nice to cover it a little bit. I also ask the author for an update. It's too little!

Li Jie: Dumbledore, in the short few years, I have learned that the more I search for the truth, the more I lose myself... Dumbledore: What on earth are you going to say? Li Jie: I don't want to be a human anymore! Dumbledore! ! ! !

I've always been thinking, what will the protagonist become when he sees the Boggart? Cthulhu? The whole class loses SAN [Manual Funny]

Just noticed, one galleone an hour... Emmmmmmm, you are more of an economic genius than Rowling. (ಡωಡ)

Acacia Acacia Acacia A very unique wand wood that I find makes for a very cunning wand that often refuses to work when used by wizards other than its owner, and will not perform at its best unless used by a gifted wizard. This sensitivity often makes it difficult to place, and I only keep a small portion of my inventory for those witches and wizards who are keen enough, and the acacia is obviously not suitable for those "whoops" magic. Acacia wands can be powerful if paired with a wizard, but they often get a bad rap due to their quirky nature. Alder Alder (the first sound of qi) wood Alder is a kind of strong and unyielding wood. However, I found that its ideal owner is not the kind of stubborn or stubborn person, but someone who is helpful, considerate and lovable. Since most wandwoods seek out similar traits in those they serve, alders are unique in that they seek a nature that is, if not exactly the opposite of their own, then certainly of a distinctly different type. When an alder wand is properly matched, it becomes an outstanding and loyal helper. Of all wands, alder is best suited to the casting of silent spells, hence its reputation as being suitable only for the most advanced witches and wizards. Represents one month in the Celtic calendar, from March 18th to April 14th Representative figure: Quirinus Quirrell's wand Apple Apple wood Apple wood wands are not made much. They are powerful in magic and are most suitable for owners with lofty goals and ideals. This wood does not work well with black magic. Applewood wand owners are said to be well-loved and long-lived, and I have often noticed that clients with extraordinary personalities find that applewood wands are perfect for them. Owners of such wands are often found to have the extraordinary ability to converse with other magical beings, including Dylan Marwood, the famous author of "Merman: A Comprehensive Guide to Language and Customs." Representative: Dylan Marwood Ash Ash Ash wand adheres to its one true owner and cannot be passed on or given away as that would cause it to lose its magic and skills. If the core of the wand comes from a unicorn, this temperament will be reflected to the extreme. The old superstitious tales of magic wands do not bear close examination, but I have found that the old poems relating to rowan, chestnut, ash, and hazel (Rowberry is gossipy, Chestnut is lazy, Ash is stubborn, Hazel is grouchy) contain a small treasure of truth. It has been my experience that witches and wizards who are suited to ash never waver in their beliefs and goals, whereas arrogant or overconfident wizards who persist in trying a wand made from this prestigious wood are often disappointed by its effectiveness. The ideal owner of ash may be a little stubborn and certainly bold, but never arrogant or arrogant. Represents one month in the Celtic calendar, from February 18th to March 17th. Representative figures: Cedric Diggory, Ronald Weasley's first wand (originally used by Charlie Weasley) Aspen Aspen Wood Wand-grade aspen wood is white and has fine texture. It is highly recognized by all wand makers because of its unique ivory luster and extremely excellent spell casting ability. Suitable owners of aspen are often skilled dueling warriors, or are destined to be so, as aspen wands are among those particularly martial wands. In the 18th century there was an unknown secret dueling club, calling itself the "Silver Spears", which allegedly allowed only wizards and witches with aspen wands to join. As far as I know, owners of aspen wands tend to be strong-willed and extremely determined, and are likely to be drawn to quests and new orders. This is the magic wand of revolutionaries. Representative figures: members of the "Silver Spear" Beech Beech The true match for a beech wand is that if it is a teenager, then he or she has wisdom beyond his years; if he or she is an adult, he or she must be reasonable and experienced. A beech wand will prove very weak in the hands of a narrow-minded and intolerant person. These wizards and witches, who own beech wands without proper matching (and who covet the richly colored and valuable wand wood), are often found in the homes of knowledgeable wandmakers, such as mine, wanting to know why their handsome wands lack power. When the right match is achieved, beech wands have a glorious reputation for exhibiting a subtlety and artistry rarely found in any other wood. A wand made by Garrick Ollivander that Harry Potter tried to use in 1991, but the wand did not choose it. Blackthorn Blackthorn (Prunus) Blackthorn is a very unusual wand wood that has, in my opinion, a reputation as being the most suitable for a warrior. This does not necessarily mean that its owner uses the Dark Arts (although it is undeniable that those who do will enjoy the amazing power of blackthorn wands); blackthorn wands have been found either in the hands of Aurors or belonging to residents of Azkaban. It is a curious property of the wand of blackthorn wood that, having weathered the evil thorns, it produces the sweetest berries after the hardest frosts, and that a wand made of this wood seems to need to pass through danger or difficulty with its master in order to become a true covenant partner. Given this situation, the blackthorn wand becomes the most loyal and loyal servant a person could hope for. The wand Ron Weasley snatched from a raider was made from this wood. This wand was later used by Harry Potter Representatives: Sir Cadogan, Harry Potter (once) Black Walnut Black Walnut Black walnut wands are less common than ordinary walnut wands. They seek owners with good intuition and strong insight. Black walnut wand wood is a pleasant and elegant wood, but it is not the easiest to master. It has an obvious quirk that it is unable to adapt to inner conflicts, and will lose its power significantly if its owner engages in any form of self-deception. If a witch or wizard is unable or unwilling to be honest with themselves or others, their wands often fail to function to their full potential, and must work with a new owner if the wand is to regain its former strength. However, when teamed with a sincere, self-aware owner, it becomes one of the most loyal and impressive of all wands, with a special talent for working with a wide variety of charms. Birch is a deciduous broad-leaved tree belonging to the Betula family. They are a classic, short-lived, non-sentient pioneer species found throughout the temperate and boreal climates of the Northern Hemisphere. The wood can be used to make wands, but Garrick Ollivander himself does not use it. Represents one month in the Celtic calendar, from December 24th to January 20th. Representative figure: Dolores Umbridge (This post is reposted from Zhihu's compilation of potter more)

Hey, wait, I remembered, under the control of the great *** race, why was Jett sorted into Gryffindor instead of Ravenclaw?

It doesn't feel like the Cthulhu Mythos. It's too normal and should be a little more crazy.

8000 Galleons for a Pensieve? The modification fee for Mogai FC is nearly 5 times the price of the original machine?

Just look at the title! I really like the strange novels about the Old Ones.

The main thing is to make money? What is the author thinking?

Speaking of which, I suddenly remembered a setting... It seems that electrical appliances cannot be used in Hogwarts... (ಡωಡ)