[No CP, no romance, just mindless fun]
After waking from a nap, Qingyun, an inner disciple of Wudang, found herself an exchange student at Hogwarts.
Watching brooms zip all over the sky, she silently pulled out her own flying sword. Potions Class? Her fasting pills were better.
Dark Magic? It couldn't break through her Golden Light Spell.
While The Chosen One was risking his life against the basilisk, she blasted it into a charred corpse with the Five Thunder Spell.
The entire school was stunned. Only Qingyun frowned slightly at the dark aura coiling around The Chosen One's forehead. "Classmate, your brow is shadowed. You may be in danger of a bloody disaster. Want me to tell your fortune?"
Later, at the altar where Voldemort was reborn, she raised a Taiji diagram amid a sea of green light and smiled gently at the Unspeakable Dark Lord. "Do you know what it means to follow the Dao of Nature?"
What's this, the timeline is confusing, the first year has not been completed, Quirrell has not been offline, Lupin, Sirius and Peter's matter has not been resolved, and the Triwizard Tournament is here. No matter how powerful he is, he doesn't see any greatness. The whole story just jumps around and then jumps from the first grade to the Triwizard Tournament. He can't save anyone and he doesn't do anything big. If you want to see the collision of ordinary Eastern and Western cultures, don't watch it. The crushing described in the introduction is really crushing in all directions, making the professors look like tits and don't know anything.
There are some differences from the introduction. It is not a funny and refreshing article, nor does it have the crushing oriental fantasy. The plot is short. The heroine is a normal Taoist cultivator who comes to the academy to experience Western magic. She doesn't interact much with the protagonist group. There is not too much involvement in the academy, like a traveler or bystander, similar to the original play. In the end, the heroine leaves the school and embarks on a new journey.