Harry Potter: When Eastern Sorcery Meets Western Magic

An overactive imagination plus original worldbuilding, Harry Potter plus cultivation fantasy. In this version, the Ministry of Magic invites students from the Eastern cultivation world to observe the Triwizard Tournament, and brings them in as exchange students. Warnings: This story will bring Lily and James back to life, along with Regulus and others. Everyone will eventually be resurrected, including people from the Founders’ era and the Marauders’ era. All the characters whose fates left readers with regrets will be saved, and everyone will reunite. No breaking up Harry and Ginny, Hermione and Ron, or Cedric and Cho. [Senior Sister Xu Qian Ning of the Carefree Sect x Weasley Twins] [A beautiful, badass, sharp-tongued older woman vs. boys who are experts at convincing themselves they’re loved] After three years of traveling and training, Xu Qian Ning, a wealthy, direct disciple of the Carefree Sect, returns to find her sect in a wretched state. Her master is so poor that all he has left are his disciples, and her junior brothers and sisters, her “little attachments,” are wailing miserably. She falls into deep thought. [Scene One] Master, excited: “My dear disciple, you’re finally back!” Xu Qian Ning: “Mm.” Master, weeping bitterly: “(X﹏X) Why do my disciples all eat five pounds at a time? I can’t afford to feed your junior brothers and sisters anymore!” Xu Qian Ning: “?” [Scene Two] “Would you Eastern students please stop twirling your wands in class?” Professor McGonagall reminds them. “Please don’t throw strange pieces of paper at the school ghosts,” says Headmaster Dumbledore. “You are not to use cauldrons to cook all sorts of bizarre things!” Professor Snape warns, his robes billowing dramatically. In the end, Hogwarts issues the Ten Prohibitions for Eastern Students. [A story about a cheerful, ridiculous bunch of Eastern students making their way through the Wizarding World.]