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When a master of cultivating immortals travels through the magical world, he must use scientific thinking to reconstruct the underlying logic of magic. Linn traveled through time and became a Slytherin freshman in the same class as Harry Potter. He was bound to the immortal cultivation system, but he ran into the dilemma of having no aura in the lower demonic plane. While others waved their sticks and chanted spells, he wrote down: "The loss rate of the Floating Curse is 67.3%, Which can be optimized." The savior recited the "Standard Spells", and he wrote the "Magic-Aura Conversion Theory"; Malfoy showed off his pure blood, and he studied the defensive runes of the basilisk scales; Dumbledore talked about the magic of love, and he calculated the resonance frequency of the Patronus Curse and the Sun God's out-of-body experience.
He used alchemy to upgrade the magic potion, and the elixir of fortune transformed into the "Elixir of Enlightenment"; he used talismans to replace magic spells, and one lightning talisman was worth ten thunderbolt explosions; he used formations to strengthen Hogwarts, and turned the magic castle into a holy place for cultivating immortals. Voldemort's Avada Kedavra struck, and he raised his hand to activate the composite defense array: "The curse is being analyzed, and a countermeasure has been generated."
Dumbledore was full of inquiry: "Child, what are you pursuing?" Linn pushed up his non-existent glasses: "To verify whether using the cultivation system to reconstruct magic can avoid tragedy and reach the ultimate goal of magic."
Years later, the fires of Hogwarts' forges mingle with the steam of potions, and swordsmen and broomstick players sweep across the pitch side by side. Lin En smiled at Hermione beside him: "The experiment is successful, it's time to publish a paper - "On the Feasibility and Practical Path of Integration of Immortal Civilization and Magical Society"."
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When the oriental cloud seal talismans illuminate the Gothic dome of Hogwarts, when the clear sound of sword control and the chanting of magic resonate in the corridor, the majestic imagination builds a rainbow bridge between the East and the West. The protagonist Lin Xuan is not a speculator with a golden finger on the system, but uses his incomplete Taoist foundation and thousand-year wisdom as his blade to carve out a unique path of "localization of cultivation" in the fog of laws in the magical world. The author cleverly compares the Dantian Qihai with the magic circuit, and uses the "Heart Demon Tribulation" to correspond to the erosion of black magic, making every battle guarding the castle a test stone for the tempering of the Taoist heart. What's even more rare is that the story always lingers around the philosophical thought of "what is the purpose of cultivating immortality" - Hogwarts is not only a hunting ground for resources for cultivating immortals, but also a mirror lake that reflects one's true heart. Those young people who have grown up in the crucible steam and wind control techniques will eventually understand that the most powerful spell is never "Avada Kedavra", but is hidden in the ancient Eastern teachings:
Establish a mind for heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the living and the people, carry on the unique teachings of the past saints, and create peace for all generations.
Oh my God! It wasn't until I read Chapter 11 that I realized that I had set the magic source to the heart and made contact with the "Heart Master God" in Chinese medicine.
When the oriental cloud seal talismans illuminate the Gothic dome of Hogwarts, when the clear sound of sword control and the chanting of magic resonate in the corridor, the majestic imagination builds a rainbow bridge between the East and the West. The protagonist Lin Xuan is not a speculator with a golden finger on the system, but uses his incomplete Taoist foundation and thousand-year wisdom as his blade to carve out a unique path of "localization of cultivation" in the fog of laws in the magical world. The author cleverly compares the Dantian Qihai with the magic circuit, and uses the "Heart Demon Tribulation" to correspond to the erosion of black magic, making every battle guarding the castle a test stone for the tempering of the Taoist heart. What's even more rare is that the story always lingers around the philosophical thought of "what is the purpose of cultivating immortality" - Hogwarts is not only a hunting ground for resources for cultivating immortals, but also a mirror lake that reflects one's true heart. Those young people who have grown up in the crucible steam and wind control techniques will eventually understand that the most powerful spell is never "Avada Kedavra", but is hidden in the ancient Eastern teachings: Establish a mind for heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the living and the people, carry on the unique teachings of the past saints, and create peace for all generations.
Oh my God! It wasn't until I read Chapter 11 that I realized that I had set the magic source to the heart and made contact with the "Heart Master God" in Chinese medicine.