Harry Potter thought his life could finally settle down. Voldemort was gone, and the war was over. He'd lived his life over again and saved everyone who needed saving. Sirius had come back from behind the Veil, Lupin was alive, Fred was still telling terrible jokes, and Snape was still cold and cutting. Even Draco Malfoy had gone from his old nemesis to... well, that was a little hard to explain.
All in all, everything was great. Until a notice from the Ministry of Magic landed in his lap.
China was sending a group of exchange students to Hogwarts.
They weren't wizards. They had no wands and didn't cast spells. They called themselves "Outlanders" and cultivated something called "qi." They could take spells with their bare bodies, tear down walls with their hands, and use a single pot to cook braised pork so delicious it could conquer all of Hogwarts.
These students came from the Celestial Master Mansion, Shaolin, Wudang, the Wuhou Sect, the Tang Clan, Miao villages, the northeastern spirit-medium sects, and more. Every one of them was an outstanding young talent from their sect.
Harry and Hermione's eyes lit up with excitement. Professor McGonagall couldn't hold them back.
Meanwhile, in the portraits in the headmaster's office, Dumbledore held a teacup and said to Grindelwald beside him, "I went to China when I was young."
Grindelwald stopped turning pages.
"You never told me."
"You never asked."
He didn't know that the words spoken to him by that old man in the East had stayed with him for decades.
An all-OC story set in The Outcast. Canon characters are only mentioned or make brief appearances; the main cast won't show up.
Drarry are officially together, Wolfstar get engaged after the war, and GGAD bicker in their portraits.
Eastern Outlanders vs. Western wizards
Absolutely fantastic!! (At least so far) The two systems blend together beautifully, clearly defining each other's strengths and weaknesses. It's incredibly delicious! The main storyline is engaging, and the characters are particularly interesting (though some preconceived notions about different sects have resurfaced 😋). So good, so good, so good! I binged it all in one go and can't wait to see how the story unfolds.
Super good! I caught up with it without even realizing it 🤦. I feel the author blended the two systems quite well, without making the characters flashy just for the sake of pure enjoyment, nor mindlessly showcasing their abilities; there were subtle hints. Both sides seemed to be making an effort to communicate (I think).
It's a good read; it doesn't belittle either side, nor does it claim that the East is superior. It's written very faithfully to the original work.
The linkage settings are good, but the AI tuning still has some noticeable issues.
It looks pretty good. I've only watched the first season of the anime and watched the TV series of Under One Person, so I don't know much about it, but it looks quite good, and the theme is very novel. 🤔
That's it, I've reached the beginning, please update quickly...
Keep it up, author! There aren't many books like this on Tomato Bookstore. 😢😢
I feel the author has blended the two worlds very well, without showing favoritism to either side. The main characters are not currently feeling stifled, and their personalities are vividly portrayed, each with their own unique charm. [Bookshelf added][Bookshelf added] There are no glaring flaws from HP (which I think are the ones that belittle the two main characters).
It's great! Keep it up, author!
It's very good. The fact that it's written with intelligence and maintains a balanced power level is truly remarkable.