HP: Why Do I Have to Learn English over and over Again?

Su Yanyao, a master of cultivating immortals in the golden elixir period, was really unlucky. The sect's mountain guard formation suddenly collapsed. She was thrown into another world by the violent space turbulence and fell into the wasteland of ancient Britain, which coincided with the founding of Hogwarts. As the pampered eldest daughter of the sect, she is a complete funny girl, lively and out-of-the-box, afraid of hardship and loves to fish, she can't help but praise the good-looking people outright, and she will act coquettishly when she gets to know them well. He has great abilities in talismans, objects, and formations, but he encounters a fatal difficulty: the language barrier. Eastern auras are distinct from Western magic systems. Even though the spirit is powerful and can sense the emotions of others, it cannot understand the wizard's language at all. I first met the four founders, Godric, Helga, Rowena, and Salazar, who were preparing to build the castle. The beginning of the chicken-and-duck story relies solely on gestures. Her casual and lively personality and mysterious oriental magic gradually touches the heartstrings of the four legendary wizards. However, the turbulence of time and space did not calm down. An unexpected shock in time and space allowed her to span a long time. In the future, she would meet the young Dumbledore, as well as many wizards from her own generation and descendants. The heartthrob script is spread out across the board, and countless souls from different eras are attracted by this girl from the East. Others thought she possessed a shocking secret skill, but little did they know that Su Yanyao's biggest nightmare was learning a foreign language. The golden elixir master scratches his head and head over foreign languages ​​every day, evading study while dealing with the hidden thoughts and concerns of figures from all eras. The collision of spiritual energy and magic, and the crisis of time and space chaos came one after another. She could only lament why she had to learn English over and over again while writing a wonderful adventure that spanned the wizard's millennium.