Being at Hogwarts, something's not right with this system.

After finally finishing their Defense Against the Dark Arts class in the afternoon, the first-year students of Gryffindor only had their last class in the evening left.

That was the midnight astronomy class.

It is said that they would use telescopes to observe the night sky and learn the names of different stars and the trajectories of planets.

Before that, they had a few hours of free time before dinner.

"Lin Yu, aren't you going to practice with the Quidditch team this afternoon?" Ron called out to Lin Yu.

Lin Yu shrugged and said matter-of-factly, "Your two older brothers informed me, but I refused."

"Why?" Ron seemed puzzled. That was a Quidditch team that he had worked so hard to join; others wanted to join but couldn't.

Lin Yu wondered how to explain it to him. It's something you can only dream of but can't have, something that others might dislike?

Just thinking about Wood's troublesome personality made Lin Yu's scalp tingle.

Honestly, compared to Wood, Quirrell's terrible storytelling seems more endearing.

Wood, a tall and handsome young man, becomes a complete lunatic when it comes to Quidditch.

That was a man who would die for Quidditch.

Lin Yu said he couldn't understand it, but he respected it.

But he wouldn't waste his time and life dealing with a madman.

"I want to try out the new broom," Lin Yu found an excuse.

Ron's eyes lit up: "Harry and I have nothing to do either."

Harry glanced at Ron sideways: "I don't think I said I wanted to come along?"

Harry didn't really understand why Ron was so agitated.

But for Ron, who grew up in a wizarding family, that was a Nimbus 2,000—no less than giving a Harley-Davidson to a high school student.

Of course, some people might not want it.

"Lin Yu," Hermione suddenly walked over from the side, bumping Lin Yu's shoulder, and said seriously, "Don't forget your homework. It was assigned by Professor McGonagall."

Yes, they do have homework at Hogwarts.

But Lin Yu wanted to say, "I don't need it."

Because Lin Yu mastered both of Professor McGonagall's lessons perfectly on the spot, he didn't need to do any homework.

Hermione didn't actually need to write either, but she was different; even though she didn't need to write, she would still write one eventually.

After all, she is Hermione. What would be a headache for other children is homework that she enjoys and never gets tired of.

Hermione looked at Lin Yu silently without saying a word.

"Alright," what else could Lin Yu say? He could only turn to Ron and say, "I'm sorry, both of you, it seems I'll have to accompany Miss Hermione to her studies."

He spoke with such seriousness, but Hermione found it amusing and muttered, "Take it or leave it."

Hermione walked quickly forward, but every now and then she would sneak a glance back.

Lin Yu gave Ron and Harry a half-hearted apologetic look, but still followed them.

Ron sighed deeply: "Poor Lin Yu, he's completely controlled by that female demon."

Harry looked at Ron and said quietly, "Lin Yu said he likes girls, and I think he's right. Ron, I like girls too."

Ron was going crazy, yelling, "Harry, I'm not the same person as Lian (deliberately misspelling a word). That guy."

How can he explain this clearly?

When Lin Yu caught up with Hermione, he saw the corners of the girl's mouth turn up, and he couldn't help but feel amused and smug.

Although Lin Yu had not read the original novel, he had seen the movie and knew that Hermione eventually married Ron in the movie.

But sometimes, there's nothing we can do about it.

Although Hermione in the original books is not as outstanding as in the movies, it's actually because Hermione is unkempt. She loves learning and not only immerses herself in the sea of ​​knowledge all day long, but also rushes to classes everywhere. She always carries more than twenty books with her, and her thick hair is also messy.

However, in the Goblet of Fire storyline, it was mentioned that Hermione, after dressing up carefully, shocked Harry and Ron to the point that they couldn't recognize her.

So Hermione isn't ugly at all; even in the original story, she just doesn't like to dress up.

This is a girl who values ​​inner beauty more.

And she is really smart.

Lin Yu said that although she wasn't particularly quirky, she was a very attractive little girl.

Ron, I'm so sorry.

He couldn't just stand by and watch Hermione and Ron get together, and then make a brother for the sake of his sister-in-law.

This doesn't count as stealing someone else's partner, because they're not together yet.

So Lin Yu felt at ease and followed Hermione back to the Gryffindor rest area. They sat at a table in the common rest area, one of them engrossed in doing homework, while the other was reading a book like a fairy tale.

If you treat the history of magic as a lesson, it will be very dry and boring, plus the professor really doesn't know how to control the pace.

But what if we consider *History of Magic* as a fantasy novel filled with magic?

Lin Yu was actually watching with great interest.

Lin Yu even had a sudden thought: "What if I adapted fantasy novels for this place? Like 'Battle Through the Heavens,' could I make a fortune?"

For example, Xiao Yan's "rejection of engagement" story: "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river; never underestimate a young man's potential."

That would definitely be a sensation in the magical world, wouldn't it? After all, wizards have never been exposed to those things before.

"Lin Yu," Hermione suddenly looked up and asked Lin Yu, "Who is Nalan Yanran?"

She deliberately emphasized the words, actually pronouncing the name "Nalan Yanran" in Chinese.

Lin Yu was taken aback: "Nalan Yanran? How do you know that name?"

He hasn't even started writing Battle Through the Heavens yet, does that mean there's a potato in this world too?

But that's not right; the age and the era don't match.

Or is it that, in a place he is unaware of, he actually has fellow countrymen who are also time travelers?

Hermione looked at Lin Yu speechlessly and reminded him, "The first time we met was in Diagon Alley, just before we parted ways. You called out that name, but it seems you mistook me for Nalan Yanran?"

In fact, Hermione never forgot about this incident. Later, when she met Lin Yu on the train, she tried to ask him about it several times, but she didn't find the opportunity.

Now that they were alone together, Hermione finally couldn't contain her curiosity any longer and asked the question.

Lin Yu finally remembered this matter and pondered how to cover it up.

But Hermione suddenly added, "Also, I think I can occasionally hear a voice."

Lin Yu was startled. Did this mean he had to leave the secret room early? And there was a basilisk monster involved?

But Hermione stared at Lin Yu's head, her expression complex, and said, "It's like you always have some whimsical ideas in your head, and I accidentally stumbled upon them. It makes me want to get closer and find out what secrets you're hiding."

Lin Yu fell silent, unable to help but ask the system in his mind, "What's going on? Is it mind reading?"

Hermione shook her head: "It's not mind reading."

Still denying it?

(P.S.: Trying to give Hermione more screen time. Otherwise, she'll just become a nobody.)