This Hogwarts wizard is just too steady.

The day after Bai Hang returned home, an owl with dark brown feathers hooked a large sack with its talons and landed on the second-floor balcony of his home.

McGonagall said that she would send him some Hogwarts textbooks.

Bai Hang took off the sack, and it was really filled with books. There was nothing except books, as if Mag thought he could be tied up at home with just books.

The books in the sack were scattered here and there, and some even had the corners of their covers ripped. This was probably an accident during transportation.

Among the many scattered books was a package with what appeared to be four or five books inside.

Bai Hang opened the package, and a slight magic power overflowed from the package. It should be a magic spell to prevent the books from being bumped.

It was obvious that Mag was very interested in the book in the package.

Bai Hang took out a book. After seeing the title on the cover, his expression changed in vain, and a bad premonition arose in his heart.

"Broomstick Care Manual," the first in a stack of books.

Bai Hang took out all the books from the package——

"Classifying Broomsticks", "Quidditch Origins", "Flying with the Cannons", "Quidditch Teams of the United Kingdom and Ireland"...

Damn it!He doesn't have a broomstick at all!

Professor McGonagall is an avid Quidditch enthusiast, so she is particularly interested in books related to Quidditch.

Bai Hang knows this kind of people. He used to have people around him who like to go crazy with some kind of sports or some movies and animations. They act like they don't say they are friends with me as long as you don't watch "XXX".

Ignoring the books related to Quidditch, Bai Hang focused on the other books in the sack.

"History of Modern Magic", "Important Magical Events of the Twentieth Century", "Magic Potions and Potions", "Intermediate Transfiguration Guide", "Dark Magic: A Guide to Self-Defense"...

Except for an "Intermediate Transfiguration Guide", none of them are related to magic. Most of them are boring history and certain guides.

That's right. McGonagall was originally afraid of him using magic in the Muggle world. How could she send him books related to magic?

The only thing that can interest Bai Hang is magic potions. There is no information about the production of magic potions in the book "Star Palace Law System", so Bai Hang has never touched magic potions until now.

He moved all the books into the room and placed them neatly on the bookshelf, leaving only one book called "Magic Potions and Potions" outside.

This book is not too thick, and there are not many potion recipes in it.

Bai Hang opened the first chapter of the book, which recorded how to prepare the antidote.

1. Prepare 1 bezoar in a mortar.

2. Use a hammer to crush the bezoar into fine powder.

3. Add bezoar to your cauldron.

4. Add two more standard ingredients.

5. Heat to medium temperature and hold for five seconds.

6. Wave your magic wand.

7. Use a tin pot to brew for 40 minutes, a brass pot to brew for 34 minutes, and a copper pot to brew for 30 minutes.

Once brewing is complete start part two....

Bai Hang looked a little broken.

This book is written in English, and the word bezoar is mentioned in it. The literal translation of this word in Chinese is bezoar.He translated it as bezoar because the original work mentioned that bezoar has a strong detoxifying effect.

But he is not sure what the bezoar mentioned in the original work is. Is it the bezoar he imagined?Or some kind of magic item for detoxification?

And the standard ingredients from step three...

The note in the book is: The standard ingredient is a kind of herb or a mixed powder of multiple herbs, which has considerable magical properties and is a widely used raw material for making potions.

It only says what the standard ingredients are, but it doesn’t mention the specific herbs from which the standard ingredients are synthesized.

Obviously, Bai Hang couldn't study on his own with the help of this book. This was a textbook. Hogwarts textbooks required teachers to teach from the side, and the book could only play a supporting role.

Bai Hang remembered the plot in the original book where Harry took off directly after getting the Half-Blood Prince's notes.

With this damn textbook, it’s no wonder Hermione, the top student, was so excited after reading it.

Bai Hang skipped the first part and looked directly at the second part. When he saw that the antidote contained unicorn horns, he gave up directly.

Where do unicorns come from in the Muggle world?

He always felt that this was given to him by Mag on purpose.

He first aroused his interest in potions, and then because the materials needed to refine potions could not be found in reality, he had no choice but to go to Hogwarts.

Yes, he could read and learn spells by himself at the age of four. Mag must think that he is a child who loves to learn. Such children often have a strong thirst for knowledge. As long as they can't get it, they want to get to the bottom of it.

Hiss...it's changing!

...

It's a pity that Mag was wrong. Bai Hang's in-depth inquiries were limited to magic, and boring things like potions should be forgotten.

After all, what you write should be understandable, right?

Forget it if knowledge is boring, why don’t you write more clearly?Isn't this deliberately making things difficult for others?

Bai Hang stuffed "Magic Potions and Potions" into the bookshelf and decided not to touch this book again until he entered school.

...

The potion didn't work, so Bai Hang changed to another book on Transfiguration.

"Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration"

Transfiguration, like potions, is not recorded in the Star Palace Law System, so Bai Hang has zero understanding of transfiguration.

This book is much more detailed than Potions. It has a long note at the beginning——

When transforming, the most important thing is to be firm and decisive. Don't use your wand to make unnecessary movements, such as unnecessary twisting and rotation. If you are not sure that your transformation will be successful, then your magic will not be effective. Therefore, you must have confidence in yourself before transforming.

Before chanting the Transfiguration Spell, you need to have a clear mental picture of the object you wish to create.

Beginners must recite the transformation spell clearly.

Incomplete transformations are difficult to correct, but you still need to try again and again. If you are unfortunate enough to turn an item into a bad creature, then say "Reparifarge! (Repair the wrong shape)" and your item will be Restore.

Obviously, Transfiguration is much more friendly than Pharmacy.

The book also says that novice wizards should not try to turn themselves into some kind of animal.

A wizard who turns into an animal loses all magic power, the ability to think as a human, and the ability to speak.

If you want to change yourself back, you'll have to pray that there's another wizard around, but if not, you'll probably stay in animal form for the rest of your life.

Of course, there are some wizards who can retain their original magic power after turning into animals, and they also have human thinking abilities, such as Gomag.

The wizard who can transform into animals at will is called Animagus. This is not a natural talent, but requires many times of acquired practice...

This book does not describe how ordinary wizards can become Animagus through practice. It is just a "Basic Transformation Guide".