Professor, I Am Your New Colleague

Short copy: At the beginning of the new semester, Hogwarts has a new professor, who is responsible for teaching Herbology courses. The new professor is a typical oriental, beautiful, powerful, gentle and mysterious. As soon as he appears, he is crazily pursued by the teachers and students of the school. Only Snape disliked his new colleague. When he met for the first time, his new colleague extended his hand to him politely and said hello in a friendly way. "Hello, Professor Snape, I am your new colleague." The thin man in the black cloak stopped two steps in front of him, exuding a cold aura that meant he would die if he approached strangers. The next moment, he was expressionless, striding past, arrogant and indifferent. "A Slytherin would never shake hands with a Gryffindor." The new professor turned his head in surprise, only to see his broad and floor-length cloak quickly float away, rolling out black waves with a cold aura. ———————————————————— The ancient character design of the protagonist has been drawn, accompanied by text and pictures, and it is written on the homepage of Weibo. The composition of this article is: 25% of the film's characters and plot + 25% of the original text + 50% of my own traditional plot and original male protagonist. It is normal for some little durians to feel familiar with the original descriptions and movie lines in the article. In order to pursue the original flavor as much as possible, I used a lot of original lines and movie plots. The full text has been completed on September 28, 2024, with a total of 45 chapters, two extra chapters, and five accompanying pictures. The first part of the ancient master-disciple line, the empty-nest master waits for his apprentice who returns late every night, but something unexpected happens that he doesn't know about. It ends in 5 chapters. The second part of the modern master-disciple line is about Xilou not being a professor and focusing on raising his children. There are 3 chapters in total. Concept: If we really expect a young boy to save the world, can the world be saved?