War Between Two Worlds: I Subdue Hogwarts with Daoist Arts

Lin Mo transmigrates into the body of a six-year-old child. His spiritual soul is strong enough to rival a professor’s, but he is stuck with a busted board that leaks qi. Three years of cultivation can drain away in just three days. To stay alive, he layers talismans like UI elements and invents an “energy-saving technique” to conserve every last wisp of qi. His first attempt blows up a friend who came to say goodbye, forcing the girl Wen Lingxi to reveal her spiritual body. Using a spiritual body as bait, a leaking spirit as the core, and an array as the furnace, the three of them somehow tear their way out of the Yin-Yang Bureau’s encirclement! He thought this was the escape route he had carved out for himself. Until everyone connected to him vanished without a trace overnight. His grandfather was nailed to death in the study, his mother was turned into a living corpse, and the massacre left no one alive, only a blood-written message for him: “Run.” Until the rumor that “the key to the Daoist Canon has fallen into foreign lands” found its way to him with uncanny precision. Until the path out that he had carved with all his strength led to an altar someone else had prepared. “This isn’t about making me bear fate,” Lin Mo said hoarsely, staring at the jade pendant in his hand, where strange markings had appeared after it devoured black qi. “It’s about making me watch myself walk, step by step, toward the ending you wrote for me.” The weak become indestructible for the sake of revenge. The vain fall into carefully laid traps and embrace them willingly. The kind meet an unjust end, yet still ask, “What did I do wrong?” All we can do is look back at the road we have traveled then drag the person who arranged it all onto the altar.