Hogwarts: Another Possibility for Magic

In London in 1991, Chen Mu, an 11-year-old Chinese boy, struggled to survive at the hands of his stepfather and the rejection from his surroundings. He has been able to see things that others cannot see since he was a child - transparent figures on the wall, pages turning in thin air, and a moving castle that sparkles under the stars. He was treated as a "freak" and forced to remain silent, but deep down in his heart he always believed in the last words his mother left before she disappeared: "One day, someone will come to pick you up." When Professor McGonagall from Hogwarts finally appeared on his doorstep, Chen Mu's world was turned upside down - he was a wizard, his mother had been an outstanding graduate of Ravenclaw House, and her legacy was not only a Gringotts vault, but also a wand that recognized him as her master. However, as Chen Mu steps into the magical world, a bigger mystery gradually emerges: Why did his mother mysteriously disappear when he was eight years old? Why does Headmaster Dumbledore seem to know things he doesn't want to say? What secrets are hidden in that wordless ancient book that only he can read? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.