I Asked You to Learn Magic and You Cultivated Immortality at Hogwarts?

Xia Shu traveled to Great Britain in the twentieth century and obtained a jade slip called the Book of Heaven. A volume of heavenly books records the secrets that allow people to attain enlightenment and become immortals. Just when Natsuki thought she was going to become enlightened alone in a foreign country, she received an acceptance letter from Hogwarts. It turns out that this is not the country he knew, but an extraordinary world with magic and miracles. Does Natsuki still have to choose between learning magic or cultivating immortality? The magic wand is powerful. Does it have the fragrance of a flying sword that can fly to heaven and earth? Avada Kedavra, can he defeat my Nine Heavens Thunder Method? Can magic potions compare to the miraculous effects of elixirs? .... Dumbledore: "When I saw Natsuki for the first time, I thought I was seeing the savior. Only later did I realize that it was all wrong!" Voldemort: "I am not the Dark Lord. Natsuki wants to change the world. He is the real Devil." Hermione: "Natsuki... This dual cultivation method is so profound!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.