My Days Teaching at Hogwarts

Blurb:

Lin Chaoyan, who has spent years in secluded cultivation, paying no heed to worldly affairs, is sent to the Western magical world by the Eastern cultivation world as an outstanding elder on an exchange visit. It is her first time descending the mountain.

Lin Chaoyan, an antiquated relic who hasn't left the mountain in centuries: ...Manages a strained smile.

On her first day of school, Lin Chaoyan, thrust into the role whether she likes it or not, slays a Dementor.

Professor Lin, newly appointed to teach Ancient Eastern Studies, frowns. "So the ghost clans of the West have already infiltrated this far?"

The other professors and students: ...No, the ghosts in the castle are good!

A few days later...

Professor Lin, who has never taken on a disciple, frowns with concern again. "How can the students be in worse shape than the newest disciples in my sect...? This won't do. I have to help them build up their stamina."

All the students, now trained half to death: ...Please, stop making us run! We've already done ten laps QAQ.

A week later...

Professor Lin, now mostly used to school life, frowns again. "Why are the students at this school still divided into factions? The disciples should be devoted to brotherly affection and helping one another."

The long-feuding Gryffindors and Slytherins: ...Yes! Everything you say is right!

#A worldly-naive powerhouse teaches the little brats at Hogwarts#

#Everyone watches the heroine show off without realizing it#

#--Huh? I'm only carrying out the task assigned by my sect.

--Professor Lin is right! Professor Lin is the best! I'd bang my head against a wall for Professor Lin!#

1. The heroine is a pure-blooded Chinese rabbit, a shut-in who can cultivate in seclusion on her little mountain peak until the end of time.

2. No Hogwarts house is vilified. The heroine alone is more than enough to suppress the forces of darkness. She's at the very peak of combat strength.

3. The male lead hasn't been decided yet. We'll see how things develop.

4. The author has a personal fondness for the simple and honest Hufflepuffs.

Theme: Children's education must be taken seriously.