Fantastic Creatures Trainer at Hogwarts

Compared with online novels, traditional published novels often lack some explosive points that are clear at the beginning, and no matter how literary they are, at least they cannot beat the gimmicks - this was a fact before Ringo traveled through time.

And novels about the magical world...

But it's not even as good as the traditional published novels in the Muggle world.

Ringo still has a say in this. He has read most of the recent best-selling books in the wizarding world, including all the works of the best-selling author Gilderoy Lockhart. Naturally, he is very aware of the level of these books - not bad, but

It's just an ordinary adventure story.

Any later fantasy literature can smite it.

certainly.

This does not mean that later generations of magical literature can also be popular in the magical world, because best-sellers in the magical world require slightly different elements:

1: The author is a handsome man or a famous figure.

——In short, there must be a gimmick.

Two: The content cannot be made up randomly.

——The wizarding world doesn’t seem to like stories that transcend magic, so Lockhart plagiarizes other people’s real adventure stories instead of making up unrealistic stories of his own.

Three: The described object must actually exist but be bizarre and rare.

——Take Lockhart as an example. The protagonists’ partners in several of his adventure books are female ghosts, trolls, ghouls, vampires, hags, werewolves, snowmen... Most of these are rare magical creatures.

Some of them are common, but because they are disgusting and dirty, ordinary wizards don't come into contact with them much, so they can arouse their interest.

Ringo is good at summarizing and gluing summaries together, which is why he was so popular whether he wrote books or made movies before time travel.

Big hot spots are gathered together unobtrusively.

It’s difficult not to be popular.

So after writing the title "Dumbledore Falls in Love with Me", Ringo was very satisfied. No matter what the content was, if the book could be published, at least the title would be enough to make wizards shine.

As for the content…

Ringo would not foolishly write about the relationship between Dumbledore and Grindelwald. After all, this matter is too secret and no one except the two parties knows about it.

He decided to take an original lead role - the heroine is a little witch of Muggle origin.

She is kind, cheerful, beautiful, pure, without scheming, and considerate, just like a white lotus.

In the summer of 1899, she followed her family to travel to Godric's Hollow, where she happened to meet Dumbledore, whose mother passed away due to the outbreak of his sister's magic power. After a party, the two became good friends, and their relationship quickly heated up.

For Dumbledore, the pain of losing his mother, the accusations from his younger brother, and the hidden dangers of his sister's magic made him miserable. However, the appearance of the heroine made him feel the warmth again, allowing him to regain his pursuit of beauty and have inner peace.

A haven where you can take refuge.

For the heroine, Dumbledore is well-informed and capable. He is a wizard she has never seen before.

The two gradually got closer and soon established a romantic relationship.

but……

On the second day after the two established their relationship, Grindelwald, who was looking for the Invisibility Cloak of the Three Deathly Hallows, also came here. He was handsome, extremely charming, and stayed at his aunt's house - which happened to be at Dumbledore's house.

Next door, and soon fell in love with Dumbledore because of the same ambition to overcome death, and at the same time developed hostility towards the heroine.

Grindelwald discovered that Dumbledore was a little addicted to love because of the heroine's presence, and he took the initiative to invite him to pursue the holy artifact together, but he actually refused.

Everything is the heroine’s fault!

For this reason, Grindelwald decided to "eliminate" the obstacle of the heroine. He gave the heroine a bottle of love potion, took away the heroine's first kiss in public, and allowed these rumors to spread everywhere.

And one day after Dumbledore heard about it.

"Secretly" having an affair with the heroine in front of Dumbledore.

Dumbledore finally broke up with the heroine due to a misunderstanding. He became depressed again and decided to take his sister and leave this sad place.

Unexpectedly, before leaving.

But his sister told him hesitantly that he had discovered that Grindelwald was brewing a love potion...

In an instant, Dumbledore realized it. He went crazy to find a duel with Grindelwald, and used Oblivion in the duel, hoping to make both the other party and the heroine forget about it... but unexpectedly, he was fighting Grindelwald.

During the confrontation, Wo's sister lost control of her magic power and caused a big explosion.

In the end, the sister died tragically and the three lost their memory.

His brother Aberforth, who came over after the incident, not only hated Dumbledore, but also blamed the heroine for his sister's tragic death, and decided to make the two of them pay the price.

He said that the heroine and Grindelwald were the original couple.

Dumbledore is a mistress.

In this way, Dumbledore fell into a desperate situation where his brother hated him, his mother and sister died tragically, and he was alone.

And Grindelwald, who hated the heroine, ran away with the heroine's love to find the Deathly Hallows...

…

Ringo put down his quill.

Looking at the outline of the novel that was half-written, I was quite satisfied: "It looks pretty good. It should be very popular with witches and little wizards, and this content is enough to write a book. Well, it will be divided into upper and lower parts, and they will be published first."

A movie to test the waters..."

Said.

He threw the thing aside.

According to the plan.

All he had to do was finish it before the Christmas holidays - he had a shorthand quill, and it could write automatically after injecting the wizard's ideas into it, without having to do it himself.

Ringo stretched.

Pick up Dumbledore's invitation to the Transfiguration Club.

The time is next Wednesday at seven o'clock in the evening, and the location is classroom 21 on the sixth floor of the main tower. In addition, there is a line of small print below to remind that the club is held twice a week, once on Wednesday and once on Saturday. This time because of the new issue

"Transfiguration Today" is released, and the paper "Analytical Transfiguration" will be discussed, so Ringo can prepare in advance - there is a high probability that he will go on stage to explain it.

"explain……"

"The members seem to be all senior students. They should be involved in biological transformation. How about making a detailed anatomy diagram..."

…

Wednesday, ten minutes to seven p.m.

Ringo stood next to Classroom 20 on the sixth floor of the main tower, frowning and looking at a painting. In the painting, there was a party. Several wizards used magic to turn scraps of paper into roasted turkey, steak, lamb chops and the like.

Have a great meal and feast on it.

There is no Classroom 21.

But there is a painting involving transfiguration, with obvious errors in the painting, which deforms food - this is a serious violation of Gamp's basic transfiguration method.

After thinking for a moment, Ringo said to the characters in the painting: "Gentlemen, it seems that magic cannot conjure food out of thin air."

The words fell.

The food in the painting disappeared instantly.

In several paintings, the wizard said depressedly: "It seems that you know a lot about transfiguration?"

"Just interested." Ringo smiled apologetically.

"Then do you want to come in?"

"Classroom 21?"

"right."

"That's troublesome..." Ringo probably knew that he said the "password" correctly. The next moment, the outline of a door appeared around the painting.

He pushed in gently.

The inside is the same size and shape as an ordinary classroom, except that there are no tables and chairs, and there are cabinets all around. There are various utensils inside: teacups, lamps, potted plants, scales... dozens of books with wings surrounding the middle.

The 12 chairs are flying like birds.

And on the chair.

The seats were filled with people wearing the uniforms of the four colleges.

Ringo met several acquaintances: the beautiful Penelo, the power-obsessed Percy, and Farley who was hostile to him...

They all held a magazine in their hands.

Before Ringo arrived.

They are discussing in full swing:

"This paper is quite interesting. Judging from its experimental data, it seems that it can greatly improve wizards' understanding of transfiguration."

"True or false? I can't understand it."

"It involves Muggle knowledge. I don't understand. Muggle knowledge can also be used to learn transfiguration? But if it can be adopted by "Transfiguration Today", it must have merit."

"Farley, what do you think? You won't stop learning just because you have Muggle knowledge, right?"

"Although most Muggles are stupid and dirty, they can build the Hogwarts train after all, and I can barely watch it..."

The words stopped abruptly.

Everyone saw Lin Ge coming in, and most of them smiled in surprise but as expected.

Penello even stood up to greet him.

But I just got up.

Then I heard Farley, the prefect of the Snake House who was closest to the door, say coldly: "Huh, Mag is really impatient. I'm just inviting you in as a first grader. Do you understand? Oh, it's just a pity for my eyes. I really don't want to see it."

Such disgusting people." As she said this, she stopped looking at Ringo and continued to read the paper.

"Then what papers are you reading?" Penello immediately frowned.

Farley snorted: "Why can't I watch it?"

"Of course you can read it..." Penello resumed his smile and blinked his beautiful eyes amidst the laughter of students from the other three colleges. "But I still have a suggestion for you. For example, before reading the paper, read the author's name first.

."

"What?"

Farley looked slightly confused, but subconsciously turned to the title page of the paper and looked at the name on it.

——Ringo Shelby.

Snapped!

The magazine in her hand fell...