Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

As for things like the unity of essence, energy and spirit, the unity of nature and man, the gathering of three flowers at the top of the head, and the beheading of the three corpses, they are just legends in the Muggle world and have nothing to do with the wizarding world.

The book does record some small magic that is unique to China, but they are just some small tricks and cannot enhance Andy's strength at all.

If there is anything else worth mentioning, it might be China's alchemy!

The West is about magic potions, while China is about alchemy.

The preparation methods of the two sides are different, but the medicinal effects are similar.

"I thought I could get some special training methods!"

Andy read several books in a row and finally confirmed again that legends are just legends after all, and there is a galaxy of distance between them and reality.

Hearing Andy's sigh, Hermione put down the textbook in her hand, turned around and asked, "What's wrong? Don't you understand?"

"No." Andy shook his head disappointedly.

Hermione asked curiously, "Then why are you so disappointed?"

I can understand it, so I'm disappointed!

Andy looked up at the ceiling, my Nine Revolutions Mysterious Art, my Great Purity Divine Thunder, my Ascension to Immortality...

They are all dreams from previous lives!

"These are just the most basic magic books. They are of no help to me," said Andy.

Hermione rolled her eyes when she heard that. "Didn't Qiu tell you a long time ago? She only bought basic books. Also, we read these books to understand the wizarding world in China and learn magical knowledge that is different from ours."

"You won't understand me." Andy said with lifeless eyes.

"Hmph!" Hermione picked up the book and continued reading.

She thought Andy might just be having an intermittent seizure and it would be fine after a while, so there was no need for her to worry.

A waste of feelings.

Zhang Qiu bought quite a few books, and Andy flipped through a few of them.

"Common Sense in the Chinese Cultivation World"

Andy's eyes lit up. This book is good.

The preface of this book clearly states that it is for young wizards who are just starting out in the world of practice - especially those from Muggle families.

After the Chinese magic world established a magic school, it also began to recruit students from the Muggle world.

Andy nodded and said, "This book is suitable for me."

Then Andy opened the first chapter.

The main purpose of this book is to tell those young wizards who come from Muggle families that many Muggle rumors are unreliable and that the spiritual world is not that magical. Without skills and the unity of man and nature, one cannot become an immortal.

Andy: "..."

Then there are some basic common sense in the spiritual world.

Apart from the various sects and major magic schools, there is actually no difference in other aspects from the British wizarding world. The differences are nothing more than the cultural differences between the East and the West.

Ok!

Fairy tales are all lies.

Andy decided to give up those unreliable fantasies.

……

By the time Andy had mastered a few of the unique magic tricks of China, it was time for class.

The third greenhouse.

As Andy and Hermione walked in, they saw dozens of flower pots placed on the long wooden table in the middle of the greenhouse.

Half of the pots were empty, and the other half were planted with an unknown herb.

Should I repot my herbs?

Andy was overwhelmed.

Although Andy came from a large flower-growing family in his previous life, his family conditions were already very good when Andy was born.

Let alone farming, Andy has never even been to the countryside.

The real Andy Confused Collins!

"It's a mandrake!" whispered Hermione.

Andy quickly turned to look at Miss Know-It-All, "Hermione, do you know this herb? Tell me quickly."

Hermione raised her eyebrows. "Mandra, also known as Mandrake root, is a powerful restorative agent that can restore people who have been deformed or cursed to their normal state. It is also an important component of many antidotes..."

"The cry of an adult mandrake can be fatal, but this is a young mandrake, it just makes people dizzy and even comatose."

Professor Sprout walked in with a bunch of earmuffs. After hearing Hermione's introduction to Mandrake, his originally unhappy face suddenly showed a smile.

"That's very well said Miss Granger. I'm going to give Ravenclaw two points."

A smile immediately broke out on the little witch's face, and she looked at Andy with an unusually proud look.

Andy did notice Professor Sprout's expression. When she first came in, she didn't seem particularly happy.

Did anyone offend her?

"Okay, students, our lesson today is to repot the mandrake."

Professor Sprout stood at one end of the long wooden table. After looking around, he asked loudly, "Miss Granger has just told us the characteristics of mandrakes. Now, can anyone tell me how to raise mandrakes?"

The greenhouse suddenly fell into a state of absolute silence.

The poor students were daydreaming and pretending they didn't exist. The top students were thinking hard, trying to remember the content about mandrake - but unfortunately, this was second-grade knowledge.

Only Miss Know-It-All raised her hand high.

Andy took a small step away from Hermione, staring at the mandrake in the pot with sparkling eyes, trying to analyze its growth environment.

That’s right, Andy was also a poor student in the herbal medicine class.

Professor Sprout pursed his lips unhappily, looked around, and finally stopped at Hermione.

Andy breathed a sigh of relief.

Since Hermione was the only one raising her hand, Professor Sprout wouldn't call on anyone else, right?

It's such a blessing to have class with Hermione.

"Mr. Collins..."

Professor Sprout's voice was like a devil's whisper, "Tell me, how do you raise mandrakes?"

Andy looked up stiffly and met Professor Sprout's unhappy eyes.

If a student is not good in all subjects, the teacher will just think that the student is a fool.

But if a student gets full marks in all other subjects, but only one subject has a bad grade...

As a teacher, I will only think that this student doesn’t like the class I teach.

That's what Professor Sprout thought.

Why is it that Andy only got an E in Herbology, and all the others were Os?

Why?

"Plant it in a flowerpot first, then water it and fertilize it..." Andy gave a panacea answer.

That's how all plants are grown, right?

Chapter 160 You obviously didn’t study well!

Professor Sprout looked at Andy, and Andy looked at Professor Sprout.

"..."

After a long silence, Professor Sprout said unhappily, "Herbalism is a very important course. After you graduate, it will be related to every aspect of your life."

"Especially in the wild, if you can't distinguish the characteristics of herbs, you may be in danger of your life."

Andy didn't dare to say anything, and could only whisper in his heart: "All professors say so."

Besides, no matter how dangerous the plant is, there won’t be anything left after a raging fire, right?

"Ms. Granger, you answer." Professor Sprout asked again, but the expression on his face was much softer.

Andy: "?"

Andy had a headache. Why was Professor Sprout targeting me again?

Before the exam last semester, I specifically reviewed the knowledge in the herbal medicine class and got full marks in the theoretical exam, okay?

The hands-on operation is a bit poor.

But my test score is E!

This result is not bad. Among all the young wizards of the same class, it is also a good result ranking in the top five.

"The method of raising Mandrake is..."

As Miss Know-It-All gave an extremely standard answer, Professor Sprout nodded with satisfaction, and then said loudly: "Why don't you write these down in your notebook?"

The little wizards quickly took out their notebooks and began to record.

"Mr. Collins, please remember this several times," Professor Sprout added.

Andy: "..."

When the herbal medicine class was over, Andy walked out of Greenhouse No. 3 with a distraught look on his face.

Hermione walked aside with a smug smile on her face.

Glancing at Andy, the little witch lectured him, "If you could prepare for the Herbology class in advance, you wouldn't be afraid of Professor Sprout's questions."

"I have so much to learn, I don't have the time!" Andy said aggrievedly.

"But haven't you already reviewed the third-year content for your Charms, Transfiguration, and Defense Against the Dark Arts classes?"

The little witch was puzzled and said, "You just need to spare a little time."

"I'm about to start learning fourth grade content," Andy said truthfully.

"What!?"

A slightly angry voice came from behind Andy, "You have already reviewed the fourth grade content for Transfiguration and Charms?"

So why can't you take a little time to prepare for your herbal medicine class?

Andy turned stiffly, "Good afternoon, Professor Sprout."

At this moment, Andy's toes were digging into the ground awkwardly, wishing he could dig out a Hogwarts Castle under his feet.

Professor Sprout first smiled at Hermione, then looked at Andy seriously and performed his unique face-changing skills on the spot.

"You guys should go eat!"

Professor Sprout said, "The morning classes were tiring, and we still have one class in the afternoon."

After saying that, Professor Sprout turned and left.

Andy was silent for a moment, then looked at Hermione expectantly, "What classes do we have this afternoon?"

"Herb! Medicine! Class!" Hermione said word by word with a blank expression.

Andy looked at Hermione: You must be very happy, right?

The little witch raised the corner of her mouth quickly, and then quickly suppressed it, "Let's go eat first, we still have a class in the afternoon."

After saying that, Hermione walked towards the hall first.

Andy looked at Hermione's back and felt the little witch's shoulders trembling, as if she was either crying or laughing.

Andy didn't understand why a magic school had to teach people how to farm?

……

After lunch, there is about an hour of rest time.

Andy pulled Hermione outside the castle.