Summary: The male protagonist is always wrong

He looked at everyone with his sharp eyes, as if trying to see whether the students below were the stupid fools he said they were.

You better pray that he doesn't catch you.

The first Potions class was to mix and prepare a simple potion to treat scabies. Professor Snape wrote the key points on the blackboard, and everyone was divided into groups of two.

Yin Li's partner was a nimble Ravenclaw, and it was obvious that he had also reviewed the textbooks.

Caroline also taught Yin Li how to make potions.

They went through the motions of weighing dried nettles and crushing snake fangs.

Professor Snape walked around dragging his long black cloak, occasionally making a criticism or two.

The sound of his footsteps and the harsh rebuke were like a sharp blade hanging over their heads, causing the students with weak mental qualities to tremble while making potions.

Fortunately, Yin Li and his partner were reliable enough to successfully complete the task under the high pressure of Professor Snape and successfully won a point for Ravenclaw.

My partner was quite complaining, saying that he was so stingy, only adding one point.

The first Potions class ended like this, and Professor Snape also assigned everyone an assignment, a paper.

Yin Li also has a History of Magic class in the afternoon, and she attends it with Slytherin.

He went to the kitchen at noon when there were few people around.

The kitchens are located directly below the Hogwarts Great Hall, accessible via the stairs that lead down to the Hufflepuff basement.

Yin Li walked down the stairs and saw a painting of a bowl of fruit. He reached out and scratched a pear in the painting.

It laughed foolishly, then turned into a door handle, and behind the door was the kitchen.

The house-elves in the kitchen were welcoming.

"Hello little wizard, what's going on?"

Yin Li said, "I have a humble request. I'm a student from China, and the food at school is really not to my liking. I have some Chinese recipes I'd like to share with you."

"Oh, how awful it must have been to make you feel unsatisfied." The house-elf began to bang his head against the table nervously.

"They're delicious, but I just can't get used to them, so I hope you'll take the recipe."

Yin Li handed over the recipe.

Hearing him say this, the house elf standing in front of him stopped banging the table. "Oh, the food is delicious, that's great. We will make food that suits your taste, don't worry."

He took the cookbook.

Yin Li smiled and said, "Thank you."

"Oh no no no, I don't deserve your thanks."

The teacher of the History of Magic class in the afternoon is Professor Cuthbert Binns, a ghost professor.

Yin Li has always liked history. History is vast, all-encompassing and logical.

After class, Yin Li went to take a look at the Ravenclaw library.

Ravenclaw's library does have many interesting books. Yin Li picked up one and started reading.

Yin Li reads very quickly, and even faster if it is a theoretical book, because theory only requires comprehension and memory.

He only needs to spend some time taking notes on practical books.

After Caroline began to teach him, Yin Li was most interested in alchemy. For this reason, he wrote an alchemy notebook and recorded every experiment.

Magical items should also be created through alchemy. Advanced ones like the Sorting Hat have self-awareness, while lower-level ones like the Howler can be understood as a letter with an amplification spell added.

Yin Li's current level of alchemy allows him to add a disposable armor protection to an item.

However, these items will break after being released once with a spell.

Yin Li considered using spiritual power or magic power to nourish a batch of magic props, and then engrave magic patterns on those magic props, so that those magic props would not be so easily damaged.

Or you can choose some items with special properties to make magic props, or directly add the desired functions to the magic props.

In short, Yin Li has many ideas that need to be tested.

At the same time, the study of magic patterns is underway. Combining magic patterns with alchemy may bring unexpected surprises.

But Yin Li still knows too little about magic patterns and is unable to conduct experiments.

He could only seize the time to study runes and Latin.

Harry was looking forward to Tuesday's classes, as he had two classes with Ravenclaw that day.

Of course, the weekly classes he looked forward to most were Transfiguration, Charms, and Astronomy, which he took with Ravenclaw.

The most annoying thing is the Potions class with Slytherin. Snape and Slytherin are doubly annoying.

The Charms teacher was Filius Flitwick, who was also the Head of Ravenclaw. He was very small and had to stand on piles of books.

When Yin Li arrived at the classroom, Harry had already picked a good seat in the front row.

Harry saw Yin Li coming in, "Hey, Yupala, sit here."

He pointed to the empty seat next to him and sat down.

Yin Li said something to her companions and sat down next to Harry, "Hey, Harry, how have you been these past two days?"

Hearing Yin Li's question, Harry couldn't wait to share his experience at Hogwarts. "It's simply wonderful. There's a warm bed, enough food to eat, and no beatings from Dudley. Oh, Dudley is my cousin, and he often treats me like a punching bag."

Yin Li's eyes darkened. He had been so busy learning all kinds of knowledge these past two days that he had forgotten what kind of life Harry had lived before.

He turned his head and looked at Harry carefully. His hair was still messy. He had changed into a clean school uniform, but his body underneath was still thin. The nutrition he lacked in the past ten years could not be replenished in a day or two. He still wore the glasses covered with tape.

"If you don't mind, could you show me your glasses?"

Yin Li extended her hand to Harry with a smile.

Harry was a bit confused and embarrassed by the request, but agreed, "Um, okay. What do you want this for?"

He took off his glasses and handed them to Yin Li.

Yin Li carefully avoided the lenses and picked up the glasses, waving his wand to cast a repair spell.

The tape on the frame fell off, revealing a smooth and neat structure, and the glasses seemed as if they had never been damaged.

Yin Li returned the glasses to Harry.

"Wow." Harry looked at his glasses in surprise after getting them back. "You are amazing, Upala."

"Harry, when did you change your glasses? The prescription shouldn't be right anymore, right?"

Harry scratched his head. "I can't remember exactly. I think I've been using these glasses for a long time. My aunt won't be willing to buy me new glasses."

"Your aunt treats you so badly." Yin Li said with a frown.

Then, as if he had come up with a good idea, he looked at Harry with a smart look and suggested, "If you don't mind, come to my house during the holidays. I'm sure you won't be comfortable staying in a family like that."

Harry blushed at his gaze, "Of course... wouldn't it be too much trouble for you?"

"No. My parents are usually very busy, and I would be bored if they were at work. It would be great if Harry could come and keep me company."

When Professor Flitwick arrived, Yin Li and Harry stopped chatting and listened to the class seriously, at least that was what Yin Li thought.

Professor Flitwick took out the roll and called the roll. When Harry's name came up, he screamed with excitement and fell to the ground.

After class, Harry wanted to go to the auditorium to eat with Yin Li.

Who would have thought that Yin Li said, "Harry, you go first," and ran to ask Flitwick questions.

"Come on, Harry, stop looking and go eat." Ron put his arm around his shoulders from behind.

Hermione flipped through the book quickly, "Hey, are there any questions here? Did I miss anything?"

Yin Li asked Professor Flitwick questions about the principles of spells and the language of spells, and put forward a hypothesis: whether there is more than one spell, that is, whether different spells can achieve the same effect.

Professor Flitwick answered Yin Li's questions one by one and confirmed his hypothesis.

But Professor Flitwick also issued a stern warning, "Don't try to change the spell. It's too advanced and beyond your current grasp. Trying it lightly could lead to disastrous consequences."

Yin Li blinked guiltily, then nodded seriously, indicating that he would not try that.

After all, he was just trying to not use the spell and didn't change it.

Harry occasionally met Yin Li outside of class, in the library.

He and Ron were busy catching up on their homework, while Yin Li was sitting at the table by the window, reading a thick book and writing something in her notebook.

He suddenly felt ashamed of himself.

He just played around with his classmates all day long, while Yin Li was studying.

He had heard Ravenclaw students talk about Yin Li, the good-looking first-year Ravenclaw who excelled in all courses. Every professor liked him, and even Snape could not find fault with him. He added many points to Ravenclaw's academic performance, and he often stayed in the Ravenclaw library to read books after class.

Shouldn't he work harder, at least not so far behind Yin Li?

Seeing him in a daze, Ron urged him, "Harry, what are you thinking about? Write quickly, or you won't be able to finish it any longer."

"Oh, okay." Harry came to his senses and decided to finish his homework first.

Yin Li is still very busy recently.

After Yun Ling returned to China, she sent an oval-shaped piece of jade that felt warm to the touch and contained a faint spiritual power.

Some gems are like this. They are close to dragon veins and are nurtured all year round. After a long time, they can store spiritual power themselves.

Yun Ling said that this was a top-quality instrument, and it might even develop a spirit over time.

So she sent it to Yin Li, along with the jade, a few spirit-gathering herbs and a few bags of soil from Huoshan.

This kind of grass rarely grows anymore. After all, the spiritual veins are now exhausted, the spiritual power has greatly declined, and coupled with the impact of the ecological environment, this kind of grass can only be found in those forests where no one cares.

Yun Ling made a special trip to Huoshan, the hometown of Xixi, to bring back this small amount of grass.

He planted a few spirit-gathering grasses in a flowerpot. Even though there was soil from Huoshan, there was no spirit vein under the pot. Yin Li could only supply it with spirit power every day to keep it alive.

He was planning to use the spirit gathering grass to make a magic potion, but the ones Yun Ling sent might not be enough for him to try and make mistakes.

He has recently been studying how to cultivate these grasses scientifically.

Chapter 85 Harry Potter 6

After Yin Li went to the kitchen on purpose, the variety of breakfast increased.

"What's this?" Oliver Gray picked up a soup dumpling with his fork.