It has to be said that in a world devoid of recreational activities—where wizarding entertainment was even scarcer than in the Muggle world—the Mirror of Erised television set held an unimaginably huge temptation for young witches and wizards, so much so that Gryffindor had quite a few extra pandas in class the next day.
Seeing this, Ye Feng decided he had to put some limits on it. After all, staying up late constantly was very bad for the health, and their respected Headmaster Dumbledore was a great negative example: his heavy dark circles had required two full days of wolfberry tea to slowly fade away.
The Gryffindor students were naturally unwilling to accept Ye Feng's decision to limit the usage time of the Mirror of Erised, but unfortunately, without Ye Feng, they had no way at all to use the display function of the Mirror of Erised, and if they tried to amuse themselves on their own, the people next to them wouldn't be willing to just stand by and watch, so in the end they had no choice but to compromise.
Chapter 49