Hogwarts: My Magic Is Designed to Cure Hermione's Dissatisfaction

When Lin Yi, a young Taoist priest from the East, stepped into Hogwarts, the history of the entire magical world quietly changed its direction. The Sorting Hat saw the rotating Tai Chi and stars in his sea of ​​consciousness, and let out an exclamation that had not happened in a thousand years. Magic wand? What circulated between his fingers were ancient talismans and copper coins. A spell? What he believes in is "Tao follows nature" and Qimen Dunjia. When everyone regarded him as an alien, only the brown-haired girl named Hermione Granger, with burning curiosity and unwillingness to admit defeat, listed his world as the "highest priority research topic." From then on, daily life at Hogwarts became both familiar and surprising: In Potions class, he used the "Five Elements Alchemy" to make the corners of Snape's mouth twitch; On the Quidditch pitch, he dodges the Bludgers with a "step and step", his figure is like the wind; Late at night in the library, he and she debated the nature of "qi" and "magic", candlelight illuminated two focused young faces; And the dragon in the Triwizard Tournament was spinning in confusion in front of the "eight formations" he had laid out... However, along with his awakening, there is also a mysterious system called [Tiandao Rewards Qin]. Its mission is weird and direct: guide him to approach her, protect her, and form a deep "karma" with her in every collision of wisdom and dependence on life and death. This is a story about the collision and integration of Eastern ways and Western magic. It is also a relationship in which rationality and metaphysics gradually become inseparable in quarrels, mutual aid and adventure. When the fateful final battle comes, what everyone sees is no longer the lonely savior, but a pair of figures side by side. She waves her wand and weaves the rules.