I, Xu Qing, a once-in-three-centuries genius from a cultivation clan... have blocked meridians.
The reason? A lousy System in my head insists I have to attend Hogwart-something-or-other before it can activate.
Fine, I'll do it.
But isn't this System a little too powerful?!
[Ding! Host detected entering Hogwarts. Proficiency System activated!]
[Starter Pack: Basic Magic Sense and Accelerated Learning (Proficiency gained x2) have been delivered!]
From then on, Hogwarts took a completely different turn.
In Transfiguration class, Professor McGonagall asks us to turn a matchstick into a needle.
I wave my wand: [Transfiguration (Beginner) proficiency +6!]
I wave it again: [Proficiency +9! Object material transformation complete!]
Professor McGonagall (eyes shaking): "Mr. Xu, come to my office after class."
In Potions Class, Snape gives Harry a hard time.
I raise my hand to answer: [Potions (Beginner) proficiency +4! Basic theory mastered!]
Snape (falling silent): "...No points for Gryffindor."
"Potter, one point from Gryffindor for having a classmate answer the question for you."
Wait, are these Western wizards way too easy to handle or what?
Dumbledore: "My boy, you are the greatest surprise Hogwarts has seen in nearly a century!"
I was just about to check the reviews to see if there was a female lead. If there was, I was going to cancel the book, but then I realized there were only 800+ reviews. Oh, it's a new book! A really new one. Keep it up, author! 😄
It's pretty good. It's a great collision of Eastern and Western cultures, and it's not just about babysitting. Everyone changes under the protagonist's influence, and their relationships become closer. Each chapter is quite long, but it's still a children's book. 😄