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However, Ginny smiled slightly and was not intimidated by Professor Umbridge's momentum.

I was secretly glad that I consulted Levin in advance before causing trouble with Umbridge.

Levin was indeed her most admired person, and he easily found a series of loopholes. It now appears that the vulnerability provided by Levin is exactly what Umbridge cannot defend against.

So, Ni decided to treat others in their own way.

"No, Professor, I have no objections to the Ministry of Magic. However, in the process of reading this book, I found some serious errors. I even began to wonder whether the author of this book is an anti-Ministry of Magic element, or even worse, a Death Eater."

The best way to deal with people who like to put hats on them is to put a bigger hat on them.

She learned this trick from Levin.

Levin knows how to deal with these politicians.

Professor Umbridge obviously did not expect such a reaction from Ginny. She was stunned, her droopy eyes staring at Ginny closely, as if trying to see her flaw.

However, Ginny didn't give her this chance. She raised the book in her hand and read aloud: "On page 25 of the textbook, there is this sentence: 'Once extreme defensive magic is used, the wizard should use magic to severely punish his body. Necessary. The ascetic practice is beneficial to tempering perseverance and eliminating distracting thoughts.'"

Professor Umbridge frowned,

"What's the problem?" she asked.

"Of course there is a problem." Ginny's voice was firm and powerful. She shook her head and said: "This violates the first rule of Adebe Woflin's "Basic Laws of Magic": to arbitrarily change the deepest secret of life - the secret of life. Source [The Essence of the Self] One must be prepared to bear the most extreme and dangerous consequences, and asceticism is strictly prohibited.”

The little wizards around were stunned. They looked at Ginny as if they didn't recognize her.

Adebe Wulfling?

"Basic Laws of Magic"?

Isn’t this what they learned in first grade?

Those seemingly metaphysically complex theories can’t just be memorized casually?

No, no, no, no one really has the heart to understand these theories and put them to use, right?

Why is Ginny now using it to refute the Defense Against the Dark Arts textbook? Is it hard for her to really understand what these theories are about?

Why is Ginny so powerful all of a sudden?

However, Ginny didn't stop there.

"And page 72." She turned the pages quickly, her fingers sliding quickly on the pages. All the students turned the pages excitedly, wanting to see what problem she would point out next.

"It actually says here, 'Muggles both covet and fear magic. They can become wizards by learning to chant spells and wave wands.

Ginny's voice was full of indignation, "In 1672, a magical treatise published by Mystical Things stated that wizards are born, not made. This treatise was also recognized by the International Federation of Wizards."

She suddenly slammed the table hard, and the loud bang made everyone startled, "The author of this book actually said such things in the book?"

Ginny's eyes were blazing. She stared at Professor Umbridge closely, and a series of questions spewed out of her mouth like a barrage:

"Is Wilbert Slinka challenging the authority of the International Federation of Wizards? Or is he deliberately trying to sow the delicate relationship between wizards and Muggles? What is his intention in writing such remarks? Who is it? Instigating him behind his back? What is his real motive? Did he get permission from the Ministry of Magic before making these remarks? Did the Ministry of Magic acquiesce to his actions? Who was standing behind him to support him in writing these words? ?What exactly does he want to do, what does he want to subvert, and what does he want to destroy?!"

Every question was like a bombshell, making Professor Umbridge dizzy.

She froze in place, the expression on her face changed from surprise to confusion to panic. Her inner defenses were broken by Ginny's question. Her mind was in chaos and she was completely unable to answer Ginny's question.

Seeing Professor Umbridge's reaction, Ginny raised the corners of her mouth slightly, revealing a proud smile.

Who doesn't know how to use hats, word-hate, and word-picking... these methods?

Umbridge wanted to use these methods to deal with her, but he really made a mistake.

She may not be a match for these old fox politicians, but there are people behind her.

Levin is experienced in many battles, and he knows how to deal with these politicians.

The latest textbook "Magical Defense Theory" was actually hastily compiled under the secret instruction of Minister Fudge.

Fudge's purpose is obvious: he intends to use this book to interfere with the teaching freedom of Hogwarts, quietly weaken the students' magical abilities, and thereby kill any possible signs of a "Hogwarts Rebellion" .

The book is filled with Fudge's self-righteous whims.

For example, he strongly advocates adopting a passive stance in the face of conflict and even opposes the use of any offensive spells.

In short, he hoped that wizards would be as docile as sheep and give up their right to use magic when they encountered disputes.

How much magic power is considered offensive? There are corresponding regulations here.

As for the key question of "how much magic power is considered offensive", Fudge also gave a vague but ridiculous standard - quite absurd in the sense that "anything with a kinetic energy greater than 1.8 joules is considered a gun."

So, how should wizards protect themselves when faced with real danger?

Fudge didn't seem to care. In his description, the entire magical world seems to be a scene of singing, dancing and prosperity.

Under his leadership, the wizards lived a peaceful and contented life, while foreign wizards were in dire straits.

The "danger" he talks about has nothing to do with this prosperous magical country.

Writing seemingly impartial teaching materials, with hidden references mixed with private information, these things done by the Ministry of Magic in the Underworld are exactly the same as their distant Muggle cousins.

The stance of "Magic Defense Theory" is so biased, how can we expect it to provide many objective and correct views?

What's more, even those potions textbooks that have stood the test of time are bound to have errors - errors to the point where even some mediocre wizards can easily discover them and suggest corrections. (For example, a certain half-blood prince)

And this Wilbert Slinka is just a little-known third-rate magic writer, whose level is not even as good as Lockhart. He rushed to produce this toilet paper in just one summer vacation, and it is not surprising that it is full of mistakes.

What is even more worrying is that Slinka’s so-called textbook is not only full of loopholes, but also blatantly mixed with many personal secrets and prejudices.

…‥Please give me flowers‥

These private goods and prejudices are like undercurrents hidden in the text, always ready to corrode readers' minds.

However, for a wizard like Levin, who has profound academic attainments and rich magical knowledge, it is easy to see through these problems.

This is like an undergraduate thesis defense. You think that you can at least read what you have written so hard, but unexpectedly, in the eyes of the professors participating in the defense, this is simply an insult to their IQ and personality.

Since the book has problems, it gives Levin a lot of places to attack.

Although Levin reached a non-interference agreement with Fudge on behalf of the Erudite Society at Hogwarts, this does not mean that he will let Umbridge do whatever he wants.

When Ginny came to him for help, he came up with a plan without hesitation. He is willing to cooperate with Umbridge, but this does not mean that he likes this pink toad

Doesn’t Umbridge like to put people’s hats on him?

Then use magic to defeat magic!

Therefore, in the first class at Umbridge, it only took Ginny twenty minutes to use a series of clever guidance and hints to let everyone draw a conclusion: Wilbert Slinka He's just a Death Eater! There must be someone behind him trying to subvert the Ministry of Magic!

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Ginny's words were full of contempt for Slinka and concern that the Ministry of Magic might be subverted, but she cleverly avoided mentioning Fudge directly.

After all, until now, teachers generally believe in magic.

Under such circumstances, could she still say: Why did the minister rebel?

"Enough, enough!" Umbridge finally couldn't bear Ginny's pressing step by step and shouted sharply, trying to interrupt Ginny's speech.

However, Ginny had no intention of stopping: "Professor, do you want to know where Principal Dumbledore was today?"

Ginny suddenly changed the topic, leaving Umbridge unable to react for a moment.

She did not see Dumbledore this morning, and Ginny's words made her feel uneasy.

"Where did he go?!" Umbridge became nervous when she heard this. She really didn't seem to see Dumbledore this morning.

The wizards of the Wizengamot have united to impeach Minister Fudge. Ginny said alarmingly, "Yes, today, the impeachment has begun." But you are in class, so it is normal not to know.

When Umbridge heard this, he seemed to be struck by lightning, and his whole body froze in place.

Her hands and feet were cold, her lips were trembling, and her eyes were filled with fear.

This is not the first time in British history that the Minister of Magic was impeached by the Wizengamot, and it is not the first time that a Minister of Magic has been successfully impeached and stepped down.

If this impeachment succeeds, then Fudge will really be ousted, and she will also lose her biggest backer, and future promotions and salary increases will become a distant dream.

Umbridge is anxious, she is eager to obtain more information in order to find her own foothold in this sudden political storm.

However, Ginny was like a cunning little fox, constantly entangled with her with clever questions.

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