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Chapter 400: Medical Beauty More Explosive Than Expected
"Still no good Transfiguration papers, Clemens?"

"No, I've thought about writing it myself, but I'm still stuck at the replication level. Enzyme preparation is too difficult, even if I get a sample."

Clemens shook his head, somewhat annoyed.

The second paper involves too much unknown knowledge. Although it covers a wide range of areas, he still needs to study the specific content carefully. At present, he needs to understand at least one-seventh of the steps before he can develop his own enzyme.

As for wine, he was doing pretty well. He had already made a collection with a bitter taste, and he also found the right knowledge about the flavor of wine. All he had to do was to complete the preparation of his own enzyme.

A wizard's ability is not only reflected in combat power, knowledge is also a powerful force - as the most powerful Transfiguration spell in his hands, it is difficult for Clemens to convince himself to be lazy and not master it.

"Well, um, I..."

A guess suddenly came to his mind, but he didn't know whether it was accurate.

"What's wrong? There's nothing wrong with guessing. Isn't it our job to make bold guesses?"

The editor-in-chief noticed his hesitation and nodded encouragingly.

"Actually, well, when I was researching the preparation of enzymes, some random ideas came to my mind. I have a strange guess - maybe those researchers have also found knowledge that suits them and started doing their own experiments."

Clemens was not so sure - the preparation of enzymes was already brilliant enough. Not to mention the students in school, even famous wizards could spend a year or two studying this stuff and giving lectures to write papers. The rewards from studying one's own things would not be as stable.

"You think so too?"

The editor-in-chief looked at Clemens, and Clemens looked at the editor-in-chief. The two looked at each other - they almost instantly realized that the other had also begun to study the knowledge from Muggles.

It is precisely because there is too much knowledge that researchers shifted their focus away from cellulose sugar production and worked hard on their own research.

"Then just wait and hope you don't get slapped in the face - there won't be any more legendary Transfiguration spells, right?"

There are still a few years left in the next century. Although it is theoretically impossible, if another major discovery is made, they will really have to slap themselves in the face.

"Isn't that better? We can trade our lost face for great progress for the entire wizarding world."

The editor-in-chief smiled and said, "Our magic world has a bright future."

-

"future?"

Clemens and the editor-in-chief looked at each other and sighed deeply.

It’s been a while since we last spoke, but today Transfiguration finally has a paper that has enough new content and is also relevant to older wizarding techniques.

But, it's so weird.

This is so weird - why study this when there are so many other things to study, and why does it have to be related to Transfiguration?

"Honestly, Clemens, I wish he would try a different subject, even magic spells."

The editor-in-chief held his head, obviously having a headache.

"But it is indeed related to Transfiguration, and the research is also very effective."

Clemens tried to describe the paper's strengths—after all, its weaknesses were only one, very obvious one.

"Let's discuss it openly and see if it's appropriate. If it's really not possible, let's put it in the medical system and see if their magazines need it..."

The editor-in-chief sighed. Today's Transfiguration, which never rejects manuscripts, would have to make an exception today.

But two weeks later than the normal publication time, the new issue of Today's Transfiguration was released hesitantly.

-

"Read the Evening Prophet, Andrew!"

Andrew, who was sorting out his Latin notes, was forced to put a newspaper in his roommate's hand. "What the hell is this? What a fuss! What the hell!"

He uttered the same exclamation.

Front page headlines!

But the content is so weird!

《New future, new transformation! 》

He looked at the title, and for a moment he didn't know what to say - the title alone was scary, but the actual situation was that it introduced a mixture of so-called Muggle and wizard medical techniques, such as bone shaving to change face shape, double eyelid surgery to change eye shape, and liposuction to change body shape.

[…I visited Mr. Taylor sincerely and asked him some questions about some of my superficial ideas, hoping to get answers.

Following Mr. Taylor's advice, I plan to focus on wizard healing techniques, mixed with some Muggle techniques, to get closer to wizard life.

This paper is not Mr. Andrew's limit, but mine, but I think I have roughly figured out the limits I can cover - including but not limited to...】

"This is simply an advertisement for medical beauty. Is the Prophet Going Crazy? Such an advertisement-like report is placed on the front page?"

Andrew was a little puzzled, but he soon learned the reason from the well-informed Hal - it was probably the heir of the Prophet Newspaper who spoke, plus the estimated public support or something.

"Well, I've become famous in disguise. At least I'm the first person to try this. I hope I can attract more people to pay attention to this."

-

"Hermione?"

"Um, ah?"

Hermione looked up from the Daily Prophet at Harry and Ron, "What's up?"

"You've been reading this newspaper for half an hour!"

"But the Transfiguration up there is really interesting."

Hermione retorted.

"Where's the fun in that? Look at the horrible method - cutting open the face, using a spell to permanently change the appearance, and then taking bone-growing spirits and blood-replenishing potions according to the treatment, so as to change your face like Metamorphmagus - Hermione, you don't plan to do that, do you?"

"I don't!"

Hermione blushed a little.

"And the one that removed freckles, it was actually using Transfiguration plus potions, Merlin's socks, that's too weird, this is considered a dangerous human transfiguration!"

"It's not all about magic," Hermione argued. "Besides, Transfiguration has nothing to do with this Transfiguration spell. It's just a transplant of Muggle surgery. It uses magic to speed up recovery. There's not much innovation."

Hermione talked about its shortcomings in a relaxed manner - facelifts and bone shaving are actually not that bad, the key is that the effect depends entirely on the skills of the person who performs the operation.

She had been in an unusually good mood recently, and even when Ron insisted that this was not the right way of magic, she was still very happy - because there was one less desperate opponent in the Transfiguration class.

"The professor said he asked for leave, but it wouldn't be a problem if he didn't. With such achievements, he actually took the third-year Transfiguration class. He was just trying to get the school points!"

She laughed out loud - she originally thought that there was no point in competing because she couldn't win, but in the end she could happily brush up on the school points. When she no longer had any goals, these small improvements made her extremely happy.

But she soon stopped smiling and pursed her lips - her front teeth were a little big, and she had always been concerned about it, but her family did not approve of the indiscriminate use of magic.

"It should be OK this time. After all, it's a formal medical skill!"

She thought so - but she was definitely not the only one who had similar thoughts.

(End of this chapter)