For at least the past fifty years, Ravenclaw had never led the race for the House Cup.
Everyone knew Gryffindor could both earn and lose points, but Ravenclaw was actually a major point-loser as well. Once those unconventional students started losing points, they could be even worse than the Gryffindors.
Ravenclaw students were indeed smart and eager to learn, but sometimes they were a little too eager: some researched dangerous experiments and blew up classrooms, some cast spells recklessly at other students, and some sneaked into the ** area late at night to look things up...
In short, even with Professor Flitwick's deliberate or unconscious favoritism, a group like this still had dreadful House Cup scores every year, usually ranking second to last.
Uh... Hufflepuff was dead last. Every single year, it was Hufflepuff.
In any case, faced with this powerful disruption to the plot, Li Mu was now certain: Hinata absolutely should not have existed in this world!
Looking at it now, if someone like her had truly existed in the original "history"... she could never have surpassed Hermione in every subject, much less led Ravenclaw to the top of the Points Chart all by herself!
So the conclusion was obvious. Hinata's appearance was a variable in history, and it was very likely connected to him. Perhaps because Li Mu had come to England's magical world, Hinata had arrived too for some reason. But the key issue was that whenever Li Mu tried every possible way to "fine-tune" the plot, "history" always returned to its original track. Whenever Li Mu felt that history's corrective force was too strong, Hinata effortlessly changed everything.
Li Mu still did not run into Hinata all Saturday. He heard that she had gone to the library again early in the morning. Her quiet personality