The Dharma God Of All Realms Begins With Harry Potter

On the last day of the Christmas vacation, Ye Ting came to Gringotts in Diagon Alley alone early in the morning. He wanted to exchange a large amount of US dollars into gold galleons.

In Gringotts, the exchange ratio between gold Galleons and British pounds was 1:5, and Ye Ting spent half a million dollars to exchange for Galleons, which meant that he could exchange it for almost 80,000 gold Galleons.

Faced with such a large transaction, the young goblin in front of the counter obviously couldn't make the decision. He hurriedly called a very old goblin. His face was wrinkled like an orange peel that had been left for a long time, and his voice was sharp and astringent.

"I've never seen such a big deal since I started working at Gringotts when I was young." Facing the check for half a million dollars, the old goblin burst out with energy that belied his age, and there was money in his eyes. Ray of Light: "Are you sure you want to exchange everything into gold galleons?"

"Definitely." Ye Ting handed over the check impatiently.

When he took the check, the old goblin's hands couldn't help but tremble. At that moment, he even had the idea of ​​apparating away immediately after receiving the check.

Definitely, he couldn't really do this, because before he could get rid of the trace and cash the check, Ye Ting could void the check with just one phone call.

Sometimes, Ye Ting feels strange about the financial system of the magical world.

Although half a million US dollars is a large amount of money in the Muggle world, it is just a drop in the bucket for the real rich. But for a necromancer, this half a million US dollars - that is, 80,000 gold galleons is equivalent to a huge sum. of a fortune.

The most Harry Potter's parents left to Harry was tens of thousands of gold galleons, but this did not include the property owned by James Potter as the heir to a pure-blood family in the necromancer world, and the Potter family was in the pure-blood world. The family is considered quite wealthy.

In other words, even the biggest rich man in the necromancer world is at the level of an ordinary rich person in the Muggle world, and the population of the necromancer world is much lower than that of the Muggle world. So why has the economy of the necromancer world been so poor for so many years? No crash?

As long as any rich Muggle child becomes a necromancer, and then exchanges one to two hundred million pounds into gold galleons, and then spends all of it, there will be serious inflation in the entire necromancer world - he even doubts that Gringotts can even afford it. So many galleons.

Definitely, one or two hundred million pounds in 1991 is worth much more than one or two hundred million pounds two or three decades later.

However, with the constant increase in Muggle productivity, even if the Muggle currency has been devaluing, the wealth owned by Muggles is still growing at a rate far exceeding that of the necromancer world.

In another ten or twenty years, there will be many more wealthy people in the Muggle world who can exchange one to two hundred million gold galleons in one go than now. At that time, the possibility of a financial crisis in the necromancer world will also be much greater.

Nowadays, finance in the necromancer world is normal. The biggest reason is just concealment and closedness-this is like the financial system of Japan, which was relatively closed at that time. Because the capital of Japan can freely enter and exit foreign markets, foreign funds cannot enter freely* *, so the international financial crisis has had little impact on *.

After carefully collecting the check, the old goblin began to sell Gringotts' treasury to Ye Ting: "Dear sir, you have a lot of wealth, but you can't really take all 80,000 gold galleons with you. Wear it. I sincerely recommend Gringotts' vault to you. Gringotts can provide you with the safest and highest quality savings service. No one except you can take out a Nat from the vault, and Our interest rates are also higher than Muggle banks. The cheapest vault is only five hundred galleons. If you are willing to pay ten thousand galleons, your vault will be protected by our highest standards - including a sphinx. or fire dragon as an anti-theft measure..."

The old goblin chattered a lot, and it was hard to imagine that just now he looked old and dying.

Ye Ting really couldn't stand his constant sales pitch. He suspected that if he didn't shut up this guy, the old man might even talk about financial services and fixed investment funds. Plus, he really needed to save. So he immediately agreed to spend 10,000 Galleons to buy the most expensive vault, and now his money was lying in the deepest part of Gringotts together with the oldest families in the necromancer world.

When leaving Gringotts, Ye Ting received a dragon skin bag containing five thousand gold galleons, a key to the vault, a personal seal, a Gringotts checkbook and a badge.

The checkbook and seal are used for large purchases, while the badge is a symbol of status as a distinguished customer of Gringotts.

After arriving in Diagon Alley, Ye Ting was finally able to make a large purchase as he wished - he had been waiting for this day since the purchase before the start of school - he bought a ring made of platinum and fairy silver (similar to a ring) The king's mithril, the material from which Gryffindor's sword is made), a foldable and self-stirring cauldron, a platinum balance and a telescope, several sets of crystal test tubes, a set of marble necromancers, large quantities of various precious magical materials, and Lots of expensive cat food.

Even with the shrinking spell, his backpack was still full.

Definitely, he didn't buy any more books.

First of all, Hogwarts definitely has much more books than Flourish and Blotts.

Secondly, Ye Ting feels that most of the books that can be bought have the opportunity to be given to him as gifts by his fan group - as far as he knows, his fan group has a public book list that all members of the fan group give to him. His books will be included in the book list to avoid repeated gifts.

Thirdly, most of the books written by necromancers are flashy and random and lack system and logic. Ye Ting is currently doing a job in his spare time, which is to systematically compile the knowledge of necromancers through Muggle academic papers. Summarize. The final result is probably a major work like the Oxford Encyclopedia or the academic version of magic such as "Yongle Dadian" and "Sikuquanshu". With such works, there is no need for him to collect so many necromancer academic books.

Finally, he went to Mrs. Malkin and ordered seven or eight sets of clothing based on the styles of the Chaldean uniforms in FGO, the Atlas Academy uniforms, the polar Chaldean uniforms, etc., and then he ended the purchase.

Sure enough, shopping and consumption is not a privilege for girls. In fact, boys will also enjoy this process as long as they have the opportunity.

Immediately afterwards, he rushed to King's Cross Station without stopping and boarded the train to Hogwarts.

Definitely, he had to coax the three girls who were angry because of the missed communication on the train. Fortunately, the "souvenirs" he gave were quite impressive - for Hermione, an amber necklace wrapped with a beetle. A pair of enamel earrings were given to Zhang Qiu, and a gorgeous Faberge egg was given to senior Penello.

Girls are indeed like Dragon, creatures with a natural affinity for shiny things. Such a gift easily won their favor - the three girls' families are all fairly well off, otherwise they would not dare to accept such a gift - again In addition, Ye Ting cleverly changed the topic to the scenery of Russia and the experience of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, which successfully aroused their interest, and they got through this.

After a pleasant train journey, they returned to Hogwarts.