HP: At the beginning, I influenced Snape's childhood.

After finishing his shopping, Snape took Lin Mo home and then went back to Hogwarts to prepare medicine for the new school term.

After returning home, Lin Mo had Ying Dui set up a vault in Gringotts, where he only stored a meager 100,000 Galleons (I don't understand the joys of the rich). He then brought back another 10,000 Galleons using a retractable bag.

Snape gave Lin Mo several hundred Galleons, which would have been enough for a long time, but Lin Mo didn't plan to spend Snape's money because using it would only make him feel like he was being kept. So, the wealthy Lin Mo chose to spend his own money.

School started soon, and Lin Boyan, with tears streaming down his face, saw Lin Mo off at the station… but not quite. They said goodbye very rationally, and then Lin Mo saw Harry, waved to Lin Boyan, and went to find him. Lin Boyan watched Lin Mo's retreating figure, and soon went back as well. (Lin Boyan: Sigh, the younger brother has grown up and is no longer under the older brother's control.)

At that moment, Harry was chatting with the Weasleys, and Lin Mo was watching from a short distance away. After the Weasleys and Harry had all passed through the wall, Lin Mo pushed the cart and rushed over as well.

The next second, they switched places. Lin Mo went into the car to look for a carriage with seats, and pulled Draco out to look with him. His excuse was: "Do you want to go find Harry?"

Then, poor Draco and Lin Mo embarked on their search for the savior. They soon found Harry, who happily invited them to sit down. Draco and Harry sat on one side, while Lin Mo tactfully sat opposite them.

A moment later, a red-haired boy came in and asked Harry, "There are no seats available, may I sit here?"

Harry nodded, of course. The red-haired boy introduced himself, and Draco opened his mouth as if to say something, but then held back for fear of upsetting Harry.

"Hello, my name is Harry," Harry said in a friendly manner, which earned him Ron's somewhat impolite attempt to see the scar. Draco's dissatisfaction with him escalated from the family's instilled prejudice to a personal level.

After Ron quieted down, Lin Mo and Draco introduced themselves. However, Ron's mockery of Draco's introduction made even Lin Mo frown.

Draco could endure the ideas instilled in him by his family since childhood and the friction between the two families for Harry's sake, but Ron saw that Harry and Draco had a good relationship but still wanted to embarrass Draco, which would also embarrass Harry.

Looking at Ron, whose emotional intelligence seemed to be completely lacking, Lin Mo decided to teach him a lesson about the harsh realities of society: "Mr. Weasley, your mother is a very warm-hearted person, but you don't know how to get along with people properly."

Lin Mo didn't address him as Ron. Ron was about to retort when Lin Mo spoke again: "Your two families may have conflicts and prejudices, but Draco didn't laugh when you introduced him. What you did showed absolutely no gentlemanly conduct."

Watching Ron, his face flushed, finally apologize to Draco, while Draco feigned reluctance with a haughty expression, and Harry, whose worry turned to joy, Lin Mo thought: These little brats are so troublesome; Severus is much more composed and gentlemanly. (๑＞؂＜๑)

Harry bought some snacks, and the group ate together. However, Lin Mo ate one Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Bean and then, for reasons that are hard to explain, changed his focus. The four of them gradually became acquainted. In fact, children don't usually harbor deep-seated hatred for each other; it's just that the values ​​they've been taught since childhood have influenced them.

Seeing that Draco wasn't as annoying as he'd imagined, Ron felt embarrassed, and the two got along fairly well. Mainly, Draco wasn't as arrogant in front of Harry, and Ron wasn't as impulsive because he'd misunderstood Draco.

The carriage was unusually lively. Hermione had come by along the way, but when she raised her wand to point at Harry, Lin Mo stopped the angry Draco and gently removed Hermione's wand, letting it float in front of her.

"Miss Granger, perhaps pointing your wand at a classmate is a bit impolite," Lin Mo said casually, then patted the ruffled dragon's head. He took a glasses case from his pocket and handed it to Harry, who took it, opened it, and found a new pair of glasses inside.

"A welcome gift for starting school." Lin Mo smiled gently, watching Harry grin and... oh no, happily put on his new glasses.

Actually, Harry's life wasn't that difficult anymore. The broken glasses were because Harry accidentally broke the ones Draco had given him, and he couldn't bear to replace them, so he'd been using them ever since.

Hermione apologized somewhat embarrassedly, but Harry didn't take it to heart. Ron didn't say anything to Hermione either. Only Draco grinned foolishly after learning that Harry was reluctant to part with the glasses he had given him. Lin Mo watched the children making a ruckus from the side.

Author's Note: Because the last chapter was quite long, this one is shorter. Also, I need to update at least 4000 words every day for the next three days, which is a prerequisite for my debut. I've already met the word count for today, so this chapter will be shorter. I'll write the next one and post it tomorrow.