Chinese students at Hogwarts

Zhang Xiao looked at the book and felt like he had no idea where to start. His father only said that it would be enough after passing the test.

How to learn and how to teach is not mentioned at all, as if this is an issue that does not need to be discussed.

Or...just open it?

Zhang Xiao reached out and slowly opened the heavy cover. What came into view was a page as smooth as a mirror, without a single word.

It is truly as smooth as a mirror, and the surface of the white jade, which is as delicate as fat, has been polished so smooth that it can directly reflect the silhouette of a person!

Zhang Xiao tried to reach out his finger and click on a page. Then he felt pain on his fingertip, and a drop of blood seeped out from his fingertip and fell into the page.

A strange thing happened. It was obviously cold and hard to the touch, but the white jade page actually seemed like a drop of water fell into the calm water, causing ripples to ripple in circles. It was very magical.

Then what? Zhang Xiao curiously poked the pages of the book with his fingers, and suddenly he felt a huge force coming from his fingers. He felt as if his whole body was being stuffed into a toilet, stretching and spinning rapidly.

The whole person was actually sucked directly into the book.

When he came to his senses, he found that he had arrived at a huge square that seemed to be on the top of a mountain.

The surrounding clouds are like a fairyland. The square is covered with huge pieces of white marble. In the center is a Bagua the size of a basketball court. He is standing on the fish eye of the Yin fish, and there is also a person standing on the fish eye of the Yang fish opposite.

Zhang Xiao took a closer look and couldn't help shouting:

"Dad?"

The person standing in the Yangyuyuyan is Zhang Chengdao, but he is different from what he usually sees. He is wearing a white Taoist robe. His half-long hair is pulled into a bun and inserted with a jade hairpin. There is actually a kind of fairy spirit that floats out of the dust.

It was completely different from what Zhang Xiao saw on ordinary days.

Unfortunately, the power failed as soon as he opened his mouth. Zhang Chengdao raised his hand and waved it continuously:

"Hey, son~Are you surprised to see dad? Are you surprised or surprised?"

Zhang Xiao:.

"You must be wondering what's going on, right? Hehe, in fact, the space here is just imaginary, and dad is just a memory.

If it weren't for this kind of preaching method, how could dad safely help you practice Taoism on your own? "

Zhang Xiao was stunned for a moment, and he suddenly realized that if the "Golden Book and Jade Book" were replaced by a pensieve, his father's memory would be replaced by a ghost or a portrait.

Isn’t it just a pensieve plus interactive memory?

It was just a simple transformation, but it instantly became a teaching tool. Why didn’t the magic world think of it!

Zhang Chengdao put his hands behind his back and came to Zhang Xiao instantly with just a slight step. Then with a wave of his hand, two futons appeared on the ground.

For a virtual space, it is extremely simple to create things.

After the two sat down, Zhang Chengdao supported his chin with his hand, pondered for a while and then said:

"This memory of mine comes from before you went to school. According to inference, you should have a certain understanding of magic now, right?"

Zhang Xiao nodded:

"Well, I always feel like I have touched something vaguely, but if I think about it carefully, there is nothing."

He knew that he felt this way not because of how unnatural he was, but because of his experiences in his previous life.

Countless netizens are discussing everything in Harry Potter, including magic, conjecture, and everything else that can be discussed.

In other words, he stood on the shoulders of countless people and looked at the wizarding world, subconsciously corroborating what he learned with what he saw in his previous life.

It's vague just because we know too little and haven't verified it enough.

Zhang Chengdao said "hmm" and clapped his hands:

"Well, let me first tell you the differences between our Taoism and magic. This is what I have learned over the years."

Zhang Xiao immediately cheered up and made a gesture of listening.

"First of all, the most essential difference between Taoism and magic is the difference in purpose." Zhang Chengdao looked serious. At this moment, his eyes seemed to have traveled through time and came to the barbaric era in ancient times.

He waved his sleeves and robe again, and saw a Taoist priest whose face he couldn't see clearly appeared in front of them. He was carrying a long sword and going about his daily life at an extremely fast speed, but Zhang Xiao found that his eyes were completely following Get on.

No, this is the thinking space. How fast your brain is, how fast you can accept it!

After understanding this, he hurriedly turned his attention to the Taoist.

The Taoist carries water up the mountain, the Taoist makes a fire to cook, the Taoist dances when he hears the chicken, and the Taoist chants Huang Ting quietly.

Taoists go down the mountain to slay demons, draw swords to fight zombies, set up altars to destroy ghost kings, use green words to pray for rain, and collect medicine to treat patients.

Zhang Chengdao's voice asked with a leisurely tone, ringing in his ears:

"The purpose of Taoism has never been to serve itself, but to serve all living beings.

Tao - refers to thinking about heaven and earth, and law is the art of practicing Tao. "

Zhang Xiao was startled when he heard the words, and he couldn't help but think about it. His eyes were in a daze, and Taoism... has never served himself?

Zhang Chengdao's voice is still coming:

"Magic, on the other hand, has taken a completely different path. It is a technique that completely serves itself."

Another man in a cloak appears. He uses magic to cook, uses magic to clean clothes, uses magic to heal wounds, uses magic to tidy up the house, and uses magic to summon a cup of water to drink. Use magic to participate in every aspect of life.

“So, Taoism is big and broad, while magic is small and refined. What Taoism can do, magic may not be able to do, and what magic can do, Taoism may not be able to do.

Are they superior or inferior? Actually no, it's just a different path, that's all. "

Zhang Xiao was already in great shock. He had never tried to consider the original purpose of the two paths.

Zhang Chengdao's voice continued:

"The strength of Taoism depends on the understanding of Tao, but I'm not sure about the strength of magic. You have to wait for yourself to understand this."

Zhang Xiao only felt that his scalp was numb, and his whole body was like an electric shock. He couldn't help but murmured in a low voice:

"It's the heart. The strength of magic lies in the grasp of the heart."

Why, why does magic and Taoism seem to have no conflict, but can complement each other? Taoism and Taoism ask the sky, and magic asks the heart.

Is this a coincidence? Or is there an existence somewhere that has already set everything up?

But if it is not a coincidence, what is the reason for the literal opposition and actual complementarity between Tao and Demon?

Just a different path?

"Be still and concentrate! Hold Yuan Shouyi!" Zhang Chengdao's voice suddenly sounded in his ears.

Zhang Xiao instinctively followed his father's instructions. After a while, he found that he was becoming particularly tired.

Zhang Chengdao looked at him with concern and said warmly:

"Everything here relies on your thinking. If your mental exertion is too great, it will automatically end. You can only continue after you recover.

So remember not to be distracted and keep the spiritual platform clear at all times. "

After Zhang Xiao took a few deep breaths, he realized that he was actually in an illusion and didn't need to breathe at all.

Nodding silently: "I understand, Dad."

Zhang Chengdao stood with a smile on his face, waved away the two figures, and said loudly:

"Then let's start with the basic teaching of Taoism, which is also the foundation for protecting one's body and establishing one's life.

"Golden Light Spell"!

Come and recite with me first: Xuanzong of Heaven and Earth, the fundamental root of all things."

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This chapter will first lay out the basic settings of the Taoism of this book. The specific details will be improved later. I don’t know if you can understand what I said. Due to my limited expression ability, this is probably the only way.

Regarding the Dao Sect, the hole dug is quite big, and the wizarding world is not small. Anyway, I have been thinking about it for a long time, and the logic is probably self-consistent. Let me fill it in slowly, and please give me all kinds of votes.