Hogwarts: Jade, stop controlling Harry!

In the past, whenever Harry finished fighting with Dudley, or did something wrong and was punished by Aunt Petunia, he would be locked in that narrow little cubicle under the stairs.

I often fantasize.

If I had a whole day to myself, how would I make the most of it...?

To be honest, for Harry at that time, being able to spend a whole day away from the Dursleys was already a luxury he dared not even dream of.

Of course, the premise is to avoid going to the house of that eccentric neighbor lady next door. Her house always smells strongly of cats, and the old lady always enthusiastically shows Harry pictures of the cats she used to have.

But what if dreams become reality?

After Harry finally had a day where he could completely dominate him, he felt somewhat lost and didn't know what to do.

After eating breakfast and washing and putting the dishes back in their place, Harry hesitated for a while between watching TV and reading.

Harry finally put down the remote and went straight into his father's study.

Harry didn't touch the old books on the bookshelf.

Although Uncle Dave told Harry that even if he accidentally did something wrong, they wouldn't blame him for it.

But while Uncle Long can say that, Harry can't really be that immature.

Harry is a very polite and well-behaved boy.

Harry's goal for this trip wasn't those tall bookshelves, but rather the particularly thick book his father had been looking at last night while researching the identity of the Holy Lord.

My dad said it contains many secrets of the world and is priceless! It's even more valuable than the antiques in the shop.

True history is priceless.

Although Harry knew nothing about antiques, he was very interested in the true history his father told him, and he was eager to learn about his kind...

That's right, Dudley often used the strange things that happened to Harry to mock him, saying that he was a weirdo with no friends.

Until Harry arrived.

I came into contact with District 13 and Old Man's Antique Shop.

Harry then realized that the strange things that had happened to him were actually traceable.

Dad said it was a sign of Harry's magical talent awakening.

Harry realized that he wasn't the only one in the world who knew magic.

So Harry felt it was essential for him to learn more about the world!

......

Harry quickly scanned the cluttered table and found the thick book. He held it in his hands and felt its immense weight.

Perhaps this is the weight of history...

Harry realized something.

But not many.

He was just a kid about to enter middle school.

Back outside, Harry put the book on the table, climbed back into his chair, and then opened the book's thick cover.

There was also a line of somewhat messy writing above it, not in English, but in Chinese characters from the University of Tokyo.

"The true Tao exists only in the universe and nature; one must use one's heart to perceive all things in nature... History cannot be repeated, but it can be learned from."

Harry read the line aloud slowly and quietly, scratching his head, not quite understanding its meaning. At the same time, Harry noticed a signature below, left by a man named Grand Master Xuanqing.

Perhaps this is not his name, but a title.

The Grand Master Xuanqing sounds incredibly powerful, doesn't he?

Harry blinked, not thinking too much about it, and turned to the next page, starting with "The world was originally a chaotic void, then the clear and turbid energies split in two..."

Although Harry didn't understand much of the meaning, and the text was quite obscure and difficult to understand, he persevered and gradually became engrossed in it...

.....

Time passes little by little.

Not a single customer entered the store all morning.

This also means that Harry never stood up from his chair.

He was like a long-dried sponge, eagerly absorbing nutrients and moisture to understand the real world.

This world is completely different from what Harry learned in school.

For example, the book says that the world is composed of two kinds of energy, pure and turbid, which transform into positive energy and negative energy. The two counterbalance each other and maintain the balance of the world to prevent imbalance.

But at school, the teachers told Harry that he was standing on a planet floating in space, and that there were countless stars like the one beneath his feet in the entire universe.

Perhaps on the other side of the universe, there is a planet similar to Earth, inhabited by a group of humans.

Thinking about this, Harry suddenly had a thought: could it be that he came to the other side of the universe and encountered a planet similar to his home?

But Harry quickly dismissed the idea, since the two worlds were too similar, both having Britain and America.

This left Harry filled with doubt: who was right?

This book also discusses...

From the very beginning of the world, eight incredibly powerful innate demons and many innate gods who wielded different powers were also born.

They each possess a cornerstone of the power that makes up the world.

These are the eight elemental forces: wind, fire, mountain, thunder, earth, water, moon, and sky!

These demons possess endless lifespans and control everything on this planet. The Holy Lord that Harry heard about that day is the Fire Demon described in the book.

But in the knowledge that Harry learned at school.

The real world is composed of various different material elements, and if we're talking about gods, there's only one: God.

But Harry felt that what happened to him couldn't be explained simply by science, could it?

Putting aside the growing number of questions in Harry's mind, the world depicted in this book also fascinated him. He realized that this world was so big and had seen so many things happen.

So where did all the gods that were born, as recorded in the book, go?

Harry didn't know yet, because he had spent the whole morning reading less than a tenth of the book.

.....

It wasn't until the clock on the wall struck noon that it continued.

Harry suddenly woke up with a start.

He saw the sunlight streaming in through the shop window and realized it was already noon.

"Click—"

Harry pushed the chair away and jumped to the floor. His hands and feet felt numb from holding the same position for too long.

At the same time, I felt a little dizzy and my vision was blurry.

Harry had never been so engrossed in a book for so long.

The main problem is that there's no chance...

Harry shook his head, putting the inappropriate Dursleys' affair out of his mind for the time being, and he didn't intend to go back to his book.

The breakfast I ate this morning has been completely digested.

Children at this age are growing rapidly and get hungry quickly.

Harry remembered Jackie Chan saying that he could take some change to the supermarket next door to buy some food.

Harry thought for a moment and made a decision. He found a lot of change in his desk drawer.

Harry estimated that the dollar was about the same price as the pound, so he picked out a few banknotes and a few coins before heading outside.

To be honest, after what happened yesterday, it takes quite a bit of courage to venture into an unfamiliar place.

However, Harry is not lacking in courage either.

Judging by the time, his father and Uncle Dragon should be up soon, so Harry decided he would cook lunch for these two kind people who had truly cared for him.

As a token of gratitude to Uncle Dragon and Uncle Babbitt for their help to Harry!