HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Fred Weasley and George Weasley were lucky in their careers to meet Harry Potter, an investor with few good things to do.

Let them have enough original funds to purchase the most suitable raw materials and experiment with more prank props.

Harry never gave any advice on the development of the Weasley twins or interfered with their creation. He had full confidence in Fred and George's product and smiled kindly at their minor failures.

The best thing is that Harry will help them keep their secrets.

The Weasley twins are not as heartless as others see them, and even Ron knows this.

The family used to be considered wealthy, but as the number of children increased one by one, the expenses increased.

The Burrow's houses were built one on top of another, but the amount of salary Mr. Arthur Weasley received from the Ministry of Magic did not change much - the increased salary was simply not worth the increasing expenses.

The happiest child was Bill Weasley, who received all the love from his parents. When he grew up, he had a confident and easy-going personality, which made Harry envious.

Two years after Bill Weasley was born, Charlie Weasley was born.

Although his grades are not as good as Bill Weasley's, he loves sports and dragons and is a very healthy and happy child.

By the time Percy Weasley was born, his brothers were already naughty.

By the time Percy Weasley entered school, his family's financial situation had become increasingly difficult.

There is no charge for admission to Hogwarts, but there are always some expenses that are necessary - even orphans have subsidies - in other words, some expenses are unavoidable for orphans.

What's more, the Weasley family has three children enrolled in school?

Percy Weasley was in first year, Bill Weasley was in fifth year, and Bill Weasley was in seventh year.

One has to take the NEWTs exam. Bill Weasley is an excellent student in all twelve OWLs exams, and his NEWTs exams are also excellent.

One is about to take the OWLs exam - he uses his brother's books on Charlie Weasley, but he has to buy potion ingredients at home.

When Percy Weasley entered school, there were two nine-year-old brothers at home, a seven-year-old brother, and a six-year-old sister.

The family's financial situation was so tight that Percy Weasley kept a mouse as a pet, and did not give it to his younger brother Ron until he entered school.

Ron Weasley used his old wand all year in his second year - although there was a reason to punish him for driving a flying car.

Even the inner words Ginny Weasley wrote in Riddle's diary were made fun of by her brothers and she had to come to school wearing old robes and holding old books.

One bowl of water is flat, but what about seven bowls of water?

Probably only professional jugglers can balance the situation and not worry about the shortage but the unevenness.

Ron knew that Fred and George's inventions were just to make more money, and the same was true for Percy's original intention of joining the Ministry of Magic.

Fred and George learned early on that inventions could be exchanged for money.

The first time they saw their classmates buying things like Dung Egg Burp Candy from Zuko’s Joke Shop, they knew these things could make money.

The Weasley twins had been to Hogsmeade before their third year, and they had such a good thing as the Marauder's Map in their first year.

As they grow older, Gemini's intelligence becomes more apparent.

Now in seventh grade, they have finished taking the OWLs exam and did not leave Hogwarts because they wanted to conduct user surveys.

Understand the needs of users in detail and build precise user portraits.

Demand comes from desire. If you know what people want, you can make products that are more popular.

How did Harry get the idea to invest in the Weasley twins?

It still has something to do with what Licoris Snape said last year.

Harry was in great pain at that time, because he witnessed the fire spreading with his own eyes.

He didn't want to take the thousand gold galleons from the Triwizard Tournament, and he felt guilty. It was given to the Klum family, but they were unwilling to accept it. Lycoris suggested that Potter set up a Quidditch fund in Krum's name.

Harry suddenly knew the joy of helping others with money.

On the train, he learned about the twins and took the initiative to lend them the gold galleons they needed - taken from Potter's vault.