"Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!" Michael gave him a thumbs-up. "I thought you were going to argue with them directly!"
Wade had no idea when he had given Michael such a Gryffindor-like impression.
"To see how grudging Slytherins can be, just look at Malfoy and Potter." Wade shrugged, cast a spell to block out the sounds from the compartment, then poured himself a glass of water. "I don't want them bothering me every day at school."
Theo nodded. "You're right—Yaxley is the kind of person who never lets a slight go. And unlike Malfoy, who just causes petty trouble, he likes using underhanded methods. Even the professors have never caught him with anything concrete—Ryan, you should rein in your temper."
Ryan pursed his lips, neither agreeing nor disagreeing. Instead, he asked, "Wade, can those... computers Muggles have really do something like that?"
He seriously recalled what Wade had just said, finally picking out a small part he could barely understand—
"They can buy things from all over the world without leaving home?"
Wade smiled. "Actually, online shopping probably began around ten years ago. It'll definitely become even more convenient in the future—but I don't really know much about it."
Wade was no computer expert. In his previous life, he had only been an ordinary university student. Most of what he had learned in C programming language had been returned to the teacher after the exam.
After being reborn into this world, knowing how computers would develop in the future, Wade had considered studying the technology and bringing WeChat, TikTok, shopping sites, smartphones, and the like into existence early. Maybe then he could become the richest man in the world before he turned thirty. But his studies had only just begun when he received his Hogwarts acceptance letter...
Between becoming the richest man