Game Invasion: The male and female protagonists are in love, but I am secretly stealing their homes

Yu Xunge planned to pretend and spend half an hour in there before finding the book related to dragons to hand in the task. But just as she walked past the bookshelf and was about to go to the bar not far away to get herself a cup of coffee, a very familiar name appeared in her sight - "Hufflepuff, The Alchemist".

She pulled out the book without hesitation, then walked to the bar with the book and skillfully made herself a cup of coffee using the same coffee machine as the one in the alchemy shop on Zelan Star.

She took a sip of the hot coffee and then opened the book. After reading for less than ten minutes, she had the illusion that she had accidentally entered the female section of Tomato Novel.

Hufflepuff was born in a very remote farm and was the daughter of a farmer.

Unfortunately, when she was 8 years old, her debt-ridden father sold her to a nobleman as a maid. Fortunately, the nobleman's daughter was studying alchemy, and Hufflepuff's task was to follow the little master and serve him.

Perhaps some people are destined to be born for alchemy. The extremely talented Hufflepuff only relied on occasionally helping the young master organize books, or serving tea and fruit to the young master and the alchemy master during the class. She began to learn the Necronomicon and alchemy by herself.

Hufflepuff carefully concealed her talent because for the nobles, it was a humiliation for a servant to have more outstanding talents than their master.

From the age of 8 to 16, for a full eight years, Hufflepuff frantically absorbed all kinds of knowledge, including writing, herbs, potions, gems... She started learning alchemy even earlier than she began to learn the necromancy.

The young master's talent was not good, and sometimes he had to learn a potion several times, which gave Hufflepuff a chance to check for any deficiencies and make up for them.

However, the fact is that the alchemy teacher had long discovered that Hufflepuff was learning secretly. When Hufflepuff was 16 years old, the alchemist bought Hufflepuff from the noble for 20 gold coins.

She took Hufflepuff out of the castle and told her she was free.

The book says:

"In fact, I still don't understand why Rukia took me away. That noble family was not bad. Although I was a maid, I didn't sign a lifelong contract. It was a good job. There were five maids older than me who shared the work with me. I actually worked less than two hours a day.

"There, I had no worries about food and shelter. I could peek at the noble lady's alchemy notebooks and even secretly use the alchemy materials she discarded. But after Rukia took me away, I had to start working to support myself. I worked eight hours a day at the herbal medicine shop, and the money I earned was only enough to buy one groundroot..."

—Excerpt from "Hufflepuff's Autobiography: Age 21"

Hufflepuff made no secret of her maid background and her secret studies. Instead, she missed the days when she had free food and lodging.

"Damn it! Can anyone tell that bastard to return my 20 gold coins?" - Excerpted from "The Autobiography of Rukia"

After leaving the noble castle, Hufflepuff had to start supporting herself. She worked in an herbal medicine shop relying on her ability to identify and process herbs. However, she only lasted half a year in this job because she already knew all the herbs and wanted to get involved in alchemy... So she resigned and went to the alchemy shop next door, starting as an alchemy apprentice.

Then began her rise to prominence.

She didn't even have a real teacher, and relied entirely on stealing, self-study, and a lot of practice.

At the age of 18, she saved enough tuition by selling the potions she brewed, and she decided to go to the cradle of alchemists - Princen Alchemy School.

There are four colleges in the school.

Yu Xunge:?

She closed the book, glanced at the title, and made sure that what she had opened was not Harry Potter before continuing to read.

Hufflepuff was sorted into the Elk order, which values ​​talent the most.

Afterwards, just like the heroine in the heroine-led novel, she was surrounded by voices mocking her. It was even discovered that she used to be a maid, and her classmates gave her an insulting nickname - 20 gold coins.

Amidst all the mocking voices, she kept slapping herself in the face.

In the first grade, I slapped the second grade in the face.

In the second grade, I slapped the third grade in the face.

In the third grade, she started to provoke teachers of unpopular subjects.

In fourth grade, I used alchemy to defeat the parents who came to my house.

In the fifth grade, he confronted the deans of the three major colleges: [Monitor Lizard], [Clouded Leopard], and [Otter].

In sixth grade, Hufflepuff had read all the books in the school library. Unable to learn anything more, Hufflepuff walked straight into the headmaster's office and expelled herself...

"I'm not worthy of alchemy? Ha, I was born for alchemy."

"Alchemy loses me as Zeland loses the sun."

—Hufflepuff

——The above content is excerpted from "The Unofficial History of Princen Alchemy School"

Yu Xunge, who almost scratched through the green boots on his feet: ...

Yu Xunge silently closed the masterpiece, which he had only read a third of, and walked out of the library. Holding the book in his hand, he asked the housekeeper seriously, "Can I take this book with me? How much is it? I'll buy it."

The butler was stunned when he saw the title of the book, with a look of surprise on his face, as if he didn't understand why this book appeared here, but he quickly composed himself and smiled:

"This book has been banned for unspeakable reasons and has also been subjected to an extremely brutal purge. There are no more than a hundred copies left today. It's an extremely rare book. However, if the warrior likes it, I will give it to him. We welcome everyone who likes the undead."

Contentedly putting the book "Hufflepuff, the Alchemist" in her backpack, Yu Xunge went back to the library to read. She found that this library was not completely useless because she saw the book "The Autobiography of Lukia" which appeared in "Hufflepuff, the Alchemist".

After asking the housekeeper, Yu Xunge put the book into his bag.