Harry Potter: The Mysterious Magic of the East

Li Yanchen is a British-Chinese boy, two years younger than The Chosen One, Harry Potter. His father is a peerless genius from an ancient, reclusive magical family in the East. From a young age, he practiced Eastern esoteric arts alongside the foundations of magic. His mother comes from one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight in the Wizarding World, with a heritage and family legacy not to be underestimated.

For eleven years, he put down roots in the East and studied the traditions unique to China’s Wizarding World, building a foundation far deeper than most. On his eleventh birthday, a letter from his maternal grandfather set his fate on a course for the world-famous castle of magic.

Leaving his homeland behind, Li Mochen traveled with his parents to Britain. He entered Hogwarts as a transfer student and was sorted into Slytherin, whose creed was ambition and glory.

He possesses both the eerie intricacies of Eastern magic and the innate gifts and legacy of the Pure-blood families. He keeps a low profile, yet cannot hide his sharp edge. In a magical world increasingly shrouded by the Dark Lord and beset by turmoil, he follows no trend and pledges allegiance to no faction, relying on his own strength to establish himself step by step.

Meanwhile, the threads of fate bind him tightly to a brilliant, dazzling Gryffindor girl who is forever guided by courage and justice: Hermione Granger.

From a meeting of minds in the classroom to protecting one another in times of crisis, Slytherin’s cool reserve meets Gryffindor’s passionate resolve. A bond that crosses house lines, begins with magic, and leads to true affection unfolds.

As Eastern arts clash with Western magic, and the rules of pure-blood society contend with a young man’s true nature, Li Kaier will forge a legendary path of his own at Hogwarts and protect the girl who lights up his years in Britain.