Simultaneous Transmigration: From Japanese Comics to American Comics, a Powerful Attack

Harry looked at Chu Yang with more sympathy and heartache, as if he were seeing his former self.

Negative emotions were quickly suppressed by anticipation for the future.

The two had only been eating for a short while when a somewhat disheveled boy stood in the aisle outside. His clothes were old and his face was dirty.

Harry handed the boy a bag of snacks and invited him to sit down in the box.

Harry's enthusiasm made the boy happy, and his embarrassment disappeared.

The boy took the snacks Harry handed him and, while eating, introduced himself: "Hello, my name is Ron Weasley."

Harry smiled and said, "Hello, my name is Harry Potter!"

Ron's eyes widened in shock as he asked, "You're the famous Harry Potter?"

Harry scratched his head a little embarrassedly and said, "If there isn't a second Potter, it should be me, right?"

"Do you have that? I mean the one that's rumored!" Ron pointed to his forehead, looking at Harry with eager eyes.

Harry smiled shyly, then lifted his bangs to reveal the lightning bolt scar on his forehead.

"Cool!" Ron exclaimed excitedly!

He then turned his gaze to Chu Yang's face and asked in surprise, "Dude, are you from an ancient Eastern country?"

Chu Yang had already guessed his identity, so he simply nodded as a greeting and looked down at "Practical Defense Against Black Magic".

This book can be considered an advanced version of "Dark Power: A Guide to Self-Defense," and is intended for older students. It contains a wealth of knowledge about dark creatures, which is exactly what Chu Yang needs.

If the time is right, Chu Yang will definitely take a walk in the Forbidden Forest.

As for the textbooks for lower grades, Chu Yang had memorized them perfectly and would occasionally take them out to review.

Chu Yang was enjoying the pleasure of reading, but at this moment, Ron was a little unhappy. He had greeted him so enthusiastically, but Chu Yang had only nodded casually.

Ron had no idea how familiar Chu Yang was with him, so familiar that he subconsciously didn't greet him.

To Ron, who didn't particularly enjoy studying, Chu Yang's unusually fast flipping speed didn't seem like studying at all; it looked more like he was showing off...

Ron waved the snacks in front of Chu Yang and laughed, "Hey! Buddy, there are no teachers here, no need to pretend. Take a break. When we get to school, you can 'seriously' study, that way the principal and teachers will know!"

Chu Yang knew immediately that he had misunderstood.

Most people would misunderstand this scene.

Therefore, Chu Yang simply looked up and smiled, offering no explanation, before continuing to read the book in his hands.

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Chapter 26 I don't believe it!

Ron felt like he'd punched a cotton ball, and in desperation, he could only turn to Harry and complain.

"Hey, what's wrong with your friend? Is this the time to study?" Ron sat in his seat, shaking his head. "There'll be plenty of time to study once we get to school."

“Yang likes to read, there’s nothing wrong with that.” Harry grabbed a Bean of Flavor and popped it into his mouth, his expression immediately changing.

Ron curiously picked up a Bean of the same color and put it in his mouth, then said with a bitter face, "It tastes like booger, how disgusting!"

The two ate snacks while chatting about their future school life.

"I've finally found you!" The girl pointed at Chu Yang excitedly, as if she had found a treasure she had been searching for!

Ron and Harry looked at Chu Yang with puzzled expressions.

The girl's voice was loud, startling Chu Yang from his reading. He pointed to himself, "Me?"

"Yes, it's you!" The girl plopped down next to Chu Yang and asked impatiently, "What kind of magic did you use in the wand shop?"

Chu Yang said helplessly, "That wasn't magic. I just waved my wand as Mr. Ollivander instructed!"

The girl looked incredulous, then shook her head and said, "Impossible! How could pure magic produce such a terrifying effect!"

"Then I don't know. I'm just a freshman, like you all," Chu Yang explained casually, then lowered his head to continue reading.

"Hey! Can you tell me what happened?!" Ron looked at the two of them with an itchy mouth, just like a gossipy old lady.

Harry looked equally curious.

So the girl told them everything that had happened at the wand shop.

After hearing this, Ron and Harry showed similar expressions to the girl, staring at Chu Yang in amazement.

“Oh right! I haven’t introduced myself yet. My name is Hermione Granger, you can just call me Hermione.” Hermione introduced herself in a very natural and confident manner.

Ron and Harry were introducing themselves, but when it came to Chu Yang, there was no sound. Hermione turned around and found him reading a book with his head down.

"Here we go again!" Ron rolled his eyes speechlessly. "Dude, I'm serious, there's no point in you putting on this act for us. We're all classmates."

Harry tugged at Ron's sleeve and whispered, "Ron, don't say that..."

Ron laughed in exasperation and retorted, "The way he flips through the book, does that look like he's studying properly?"

Harry hesitated for a moment.

He had never seen anyone read a book like Chu Yang.

Hermione stood next to Chu Yang, tilting her head to examine the book cover, and casually read, "《Practical Defense Against the Dark Arts》?"

“This book doesn’t seem to be a first-year textbook.” Hermione frowned slightly. She clearly remembered that the only textbook related to dark magic was called “Dark Powers: A Guide to Self-Defense” (Defense Against the Dark Arts).

She had read that book thoroughly, and it was clearly not the same book that Chu Yang had!

A thought flashed through Hermione's mind in an instant.

This isn't a first-grade textbook; it's for upper grades!

Hermione snatched the book from Chu Yang's hand and began to read it carefully.

“Your behavior is really unpleasant, Miss Granger!” Chu Yang frowned and said, “Whether you are a wizard or an ordinary person, you should maintain the most basic manners.”

Hermione stiffly handed the book back to Chu Yang, and said defiantly, "This book is much more profound and obscure than 'Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Defense.' Can you even understand it?"

Chu Yang said calmly, "As long as you finish reading 'Dark Power: Self-Defense Guide,' understanding this book won't be too difficult."

Hermione choked on her words, her face turning red from the roots of her ears to her neck!

As someone who had memorized "Dark Forces: Self-Defense Guide" perfectly, this sentence sounded to Hermione like Chu Yang was saying she was stupid!

Hermione shouted, "It's a bad thing for a wizard to specialize in only one subject! It's useless to only study things about dark magic! What's more important is 'Theory of Magic,' that's the foundation!"

Hermione's loud voice gave Chu Yang a headache, so he impatiently recited the contents of the first page of "Theory of Magic" in an attempt to shut Hermione up.

Sure enough, Hermione stopped talking abruptly after hearing Chu Yang recite the poem. She looked at Chu Yang in disbelief and said, "I don't believe you unless you recite it all."

Then Chu Yang actually memorized the entire book!

Seeing that Hermione was still unconvinced, Chu Yang calmly began the rest of the teaching materials.

Every time Chu Yang finished reciting a chapter, Hermione's expression would become excited.

"Your parents must have given you lessons beforehand so you could learn these things early and do better in school," Hermione said indignantly. If she had a family like that, she would have learned even faster than Chu Yang!

Chu Yang closed the book and said slowly, "I did read these books in advance, but I studied on my own for a month at the Broken Cauldron Bar after receiving the admission notice. No one gave me any lessons."

"You could learn to this level on your own in just one month?" Hermione shook her head firmly. "I don't believe it. Your parents must have taught you!"

Harry couldn't take it anymore and stood up, shouting, "Enough! Yang and I are orphans. We have no parents, and no one taught us these things!"

"An orphan?" Hermione stared blankly at Harry, then immediately covered her mouth, her eyes filled with regret!

For those who are born orphans, the greatest pain is mentioning their parents!

"I'm sorry, I... I didn't mean to, I didn't know you were..." Hermione apologized to Chu Yang in a panic, her voice trembling with tears, a heartfelt apology.

This was the last thing Chu Yang wanted to see!

Can't we just sit quietly at Hogwarts?

Chu Yang sighed and forced a smile. "Miss Granger, I don't really care about being an orphan. Although the orphanage I came from was small and old, the people there were very kind."

“Dean Anna celebrates the birthdays of the children in the orphanage every year, telling us that even if our parents are not around, there will be someone to love us in their place.”

“I grew up in a great environment, and I am not ashamed or inferior about my background.”

"Yes, yes, I know." Hermione nodded quickly, still looking apologetic. She felt that Chu Yang was putting on a brave face, and the more composed he looked, the sadder she felt inside.

Even Ron stood up and began to apologize for his attitude. Suddenly, the snacks in his hand no longer tasted good.

The two kind-hearted people stood in front of Chu Yang and kept apologizing, making the atmosphere in the private room increasingly tense.

Oh my God!

What are you doing?

I just want you all to quiet down so I can read a book!

Isn't it necessary?

Left with no other choice, Chu Yang grabbed the snacks beside him and shoved them into Hermione and Ron's mouths, saying fiercely, "Eat them all! I'll forgive you after you've finished eating, consider it your punishment."

The two of them started eating without saying a word.

The private room immediately fell silent. Chu Yang smiled with satisfaction and continued reading.