Hogwarts: From Selling White Herbs to Becoming a God

Logically speaking, after Muggle wizards graduate and have no business to inherit in the mortal world, no academic qualifications, and no job in the already oversaturated magical world, they will all think about how to turn wizard potions into mortals to make a profit, make magic in daily life, and realize the magical knowledge they have learned as soon as possible. You can open your own repair shop, recycling station, antique shop, cleaning housekeeping company, or private detective and all-purpose house. Why not? It's probably not because no one is doing it, it's probably because they're all banned. Otherwise, every graduate or even a magic apprentice who dropped out of school would be a supernatural protagonist in an urban novel, right?

I really want to see the hard steel between wizards and ordinary people, and then the wizard registration bill is introduced, the wizard management department appears, anti-wizard robots appear, wizard squib genetic weapons begin to be released, and finally there are gradually fewer wizards, and the end of wizards appears. The key is here. The trio of saviors use a time machine to travel through the past and begin the wizard's move to reverse the future. In the end, the timeline restarted, and the wizard continued to hide behind the scenes. However, Voldemort assassinated the Muggle leader, and the wizard came to the stage again. A few years later, the wizard ushered in the doomsday again, and time restarted again. The timeline of this world began to spiral forward in an infinite loop. Finally, in a certain timeline, wizards and humans reached a reconciliation, and the space-time administration to ensure the survival of mankind began to be established. For the survival of mankind, they began to travel through time and space, correcting the entire human history. In the end, human history ran through the entire length of time and space, and began to transcend eternity. The story is over.

Rubbish, all kinds of abusers, halfway through subscribing, the protagonist gets cancer and cannot be cured. In order to suppress the protagonist's fighting power, he started to let the protagonist get cancer. I really vomited

I haven't read it yet, so here's the introduction. It's a basic setting that technological items cannot be used in the wizarding world. Once you change it, it will break down. If you want to use magic items to make money in the ordinary world, there are a lot of them in Azkaban.

It's what I've always wanted to complain about. It can be extended indefinitely and restored to its original state. Water can flow like a spring and you can enter the interstellar era. There are also a bunch of outrageous spells, but in the end, you are still playing house on the ground.

Transformation Spell: The Transformation Spell can change the shape of an object, so when a person uses the Transformation Spell to transform himself into a younger self, he can gain immortality. Repair Spell: By repairing cells and reviving them, keeping cells in their youthful state forever, you can also gain immortality through this. Amplification Spell: The original material is enlarged, and then processed with the reduced instrument through the Reduction Spell. After the spell is released, ultra-precise parts far beyond the current technology can be obtained. Reduce spell: Same as above. Copying Spell: Copying all things, such as mass-producing higher-precision instruments by copying them to accelerate the development of science and technology, or conceptually copying life to obtain infinite lives and number of lives. The Traceless Elongation Spell: Make space equipment and improve it to distort it through the directional expansion of the surrounding space, so as to divert the attack and achieve absolute defense. Clean up: It can clean away dirt in a subjective sense. When used on people, it can also directly remove harmful bacteria, viruses, even necrotic cells and various metabolites, making the whole body transparent. Upside Down Golden Bell: The spell of reversing up and down essentially achieves the effect by reversing the positive and negative. Therefore, it can be reversed not only up and down, but also front and back, making the enemy dizzy, and can also reflect the enemy's attack. Armor protection: Through structural reshaping, the armor is made more reasonable and more protective. Combined with the upside-down golden bell, it can automatically rebound all attacks. It can even make cells wear a layer of "armor" to protect against all "harmful" things. Disappear without a trace: The magic of making objects disappear, combined with silence, expands the sense of existence elimination. After use, other people or things will not be able to detect its existence, and you can come and go freely anywhere. Silent: Silence the object, others are the same as above. Summoning Spell: Summon various objects. As long as you firmly summon an object you want in your heart, you can summon it. This includes animals and plants. The essence is to connect with the summoned object through "impression" to summon. Rejuvenation: Quickly rejuvenate those who are seriously ill and weak. The essence is the emergence of vitality. Combining repair spells, transformation spells, summoning spells, and cleansing can revive the dead. Resurrection of the dead: The repair spell repairs the body. If there is no body, the transformation spell is used to transform the body and rejuvenate the body to make the body have vitality. The summoning spell summons the soul, cleansing and clearing the obstacles caused by the combination of body and soul, and resurrecting it.

I have always felt that there is something wrong with the curriculum at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Magic is a subject that parallels technology and reveals the origin of the world. Why don't you need to study mathematics? How can the ratio of magic circle, potion, etc. Be separated from mathematics? As a result, there is no such course at Hogwarts. Also, JK Rowling is a children's book author, so it's difficult for her to understand mathematics.

I read the comments before reading it. To be honest, if wizards use the Oblivion Curse on scientists because they think this technology threatens them because Muggles have discovered a technology that can push the civilization of the entire planet forward, then I am firmly on the side of killing wizards. Magic is magical, but it also breeds the laziness of spellcasters who are content with the status quo and do not seek change. This is extremely harmful to the development of entire civilization. In addition, in the mysterious world, the final setting of the spell caster is the use and management of information, while the representative of the general knowledge on the scientific side is civilization.

Very good, but the combination of technology and magic is a bit behind. It only takes more than 200 chapters to get a glimpse of it, and it starts to really develop in that direction after almost 400 chapters. The previous chapter is about fighting various people, various countries, and various forces relying on the strength of the magician. The combination of magic and technology plays a minimal role, but the various plots are indeed wonderfully written. The routines such as life and death breakthroughs do not make people feel cliché, but smooth, just like how they should be.

I want to watch Voldemort's Savior line.