Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

In another corner of the world, there is a mysterious magical kingdom full of wizards. Casting spells and sending owls to deliver letters are just the basics. They also ride broomsticks as a means of transportation, talk to the people in the portraits, live next to all kinds of magical creatures, and even have a complete school for cultivating wizards.

Eleven-year-old Harry Potter was regarded as a freak by his uncle's family who adopted him since he was a child, and he often had to fill the house to avoid being chased by his cousin Dudley. Although he couldn't explain all the strange phenomena that happened around him, he always thought he was just an ordinary boy.

Until the letter fell on the floor mat at No. 4 Waterwax Street, the address was written in green ink on the light yellow parchment envelope, and it was sealed with a purple wax seal. Before Harry could figure out what it was, it was immediately confiscated by the terrifying aunt and uncle.

But the sender didn't stop there, and sent ten, twenty, or hundreds of letters one after another. Finally, Hagrid, a giant with thick black hair and a messy beard, appeared in front of Harry, handed him the letter directly, and brought the shocking news: "Harry Potter is a wizard, in Hogwarts. There is a place for the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." Harry accepted the letter with trembling hands, unbeknownst to him at this moment, that he was about to embark on the most incredible adventure in the entire wizarding world!