Leonard, an earthling, travels to Hogwarts and awakens the powers of the Seven Gods of Teyvat (wind/rock/thunder/grass/water/fire/ice), but he needs to gradually unlock them through the sacred relics of Hogwarts' underground leylines - the statue of the God of Wind in the Astronomy Tower, the statue of the King of Rock in the Chamber of Secrets, the Fountain of Wisdom in the Forbidden Forest... Each sacred relic contains a thousand-year contract between the ancient elemental wizards and Hogwarts.

As Hermione Granger's distant cousin, his wandless levitation and rock-lance combat astonished the wizarding world. Hermione, with her photographic memory, translated these powers into learnable "elemental spells," becoming his sole theoretical partner. From using wind to generate bay leaves in Potions class, to using a rock shield to block the basilisk's petrifying gaze in the Chamber of Secrets, to using lightning to split the Dementor's black mist in Azkaban, the two redefine the possibilities of magic through the complementary "wisdom and power" of the original novels.

As the power of the Seven Gods is gradually released, Leonard discovers that Voldemort's Horcrux is actually a "crystallization of abyssal energy", which can only be destroyed by the corresponding power of God's Eye - the Rock King's Spear shatters the golden cup, Wuxiang cuts off the diary with a single blow, and the Echo of Green purifies the poisonous fog... and Hermione pieces together a bigger truth from the family genealogy and "A History of Magic": the gargoyles and leyline obelisks of Hogwarts, and even the entire magical world, are all in line with the elemental laws of Teyvat.

When the final battle came, the shadows of the Seven Gods appeared over Hogwarts. The Wind God swept away the Death Eaters, the Rock God held up the city shield, and the Thunder God cut off the dark magic... Leonard and Hermione stood in the center of the seven-pointed star, weaving the fate of the two worlds with the resonance of elements - it turned out that as early as a thousand years ago, the authority of the Seven Gods had laid the foundation for the protection of the world.

Novel Introduction:

[This book has been completed] Meeting Mo Rushen was an accident, but my husband's cheating seemed I ike a conspiracy. He and I hit it off immediately, each getting what we wanted, and the long night was endle ss. He put his arms around my neck and said in a hoa rse voice: "Pleasure me, I will help you." Only then did I realize that this domineering president was clearly a n unsatisfied beast! Mo Rushen, we are not suitable!" I glared at him fiercely. Is it the size or the posture? "F rom Breeze Novel Network

I live a different world than everyone else. In other people's worlds: I am the defender of order, the hero who saves the world, the leader of the Dawn Alliance, the commander of the Dragon Knights, the chief archmage of the Knowledge Alliance, the marshal of the Federation, and a prince of both the North and South Empires. In my world: because there are no computer game consoles for me to play at home, I can only kill time by running a Crystal Palace while saving the world and playing live-action RPGs. A rough, offhand summary: This is the story of a transmigrator who thinks he's a tech geek but is actually a complete shut-in, shamelessly running a Crystal Palace while incidentally saving the world. This is the story of a loving shut-in loudly calling for love in the heart of a loveless world.

The Tang Dynasty failed to mend the sky, and demons were everywhere, and ghosts coveted it.

The three religions of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism inherited the ancient immortal tradition, and refined instruments with bamboo, tea, silk, salt, rice, and porcelain to suppress ghosts and lock the underworld.

Wu Qi used the map of impermanence to contain hundreds of ghosts, and used incense to support the exiled immortals.

The thirty-six heavenly kings, the seventy-two earthly soldiers, ghosts, monsters, and demons are all included in my map.

It does not torture the owner, so feel free to watch.

"Rainy Night, Overpass, Maybach."

Crash.

...

When sitting alone, he often caught himself thinking about her—the girl who had shadowed him for years. He’d imagine her barging into the restaurant, drawing every gaze, then plopping down beside him, propping her chin on her hands as she stared into his eyes.

"Buy me a cola," she’d say.

But tonight, to his surprise, another girl actually did sit next to him.

...

Blue hair. Delicate. Radiantly sociable. A checklist of desirable traits.

Yet when it came to love, she was bafflingly cowardly.

Even his unluckiest junior never got to drink their senpai’s leftovers—but Banaumi did it without trying.

Too scared to confess. Clinging to "I’m fine" while heartbroken. Binge-eating after rejection. When urged to fight for her feelings, she’d just whisper, "I hope they’re happy."

He kept seeing that other girl in her—until he blinked, and a stranger’s face stared back.

A stranger who wasn’t even the same gender.

Su Yuan committed suicide. When her father died, and she single-handedly dealt with the mess he left behind, she never considered death. When her jealous stepmother drugged her and sent her to the rival's bed, she still didn't think of death. From a pampered young lady protected by her father to a tool in her stepmother's trade, she gritted her teeth and struggled to survive. Those who hated her, and those she hated, were all sent to hell by her, yet she lost the will to live. But… Su Yuan opened her eyes, looking at the face she hated to the core in the mirror. Why had she become that disgusting woman, her stepmother? #Seeing myself acting stupid every morning##Really don't want to admit that the goofball was me in my youth# This story will be available for purchase on June 4th. A new yuri story about the possibility of raising a fox (a female character in a popular BL novel). The main character is the seme (dominant partner). Don't ask why there's a seme/uke distinction when everyone is the same person; it involves spoilers and I can't say. Readers' hearts can't handle rankings, please be lenient~ (* /ω＼*)

In 1644, the Ming Dynasty began as a Kryptonian. Just ask King Chuang, Wu Sangui, and the Regent: are you afraid?... In the Seventh Universe, a company composed of countless time travelers, we are a group of capable, organized, idealistic, and...

Lin Mo discovered the damaged "Abyss Core" in the basement of his family's old house—a civilizational artifact capable of connecting the multiverse. His ancestor was once the monarch who ruled over the seventy-two layers of the Abyss, but ten thousand years ago, civil war shattered his power, and the territory was divided among the seven evil gods, leaving only the most barren "Abandoned Layer" to him.

- Crisis: The minions of the evil god "Corrupted Maw" have tracked down Earth, attempting to wipe out the last of the bloodline. To survive, Lin Mo depletes his divine power to activate the Abyss Core, disguising it as the holographic game "Endless Abyss," opening it to global testing.

"Wait! You're the chosen one... my personal trainer, Fukuro Oikane!" The crystal ball in the girl's hand reflected Jian Yuchenxi's age: "23".

"Huh? You..." Jian Yuchenxi hadn't finished speaking when she suddenly stepped on a glass bead while backing away and slipped and fell to the ground.

Interestingly, the five glass beads correspond to the five years he spent at Treson College.

Even more coincidentally, it is 3:33 PM on Wednesday, and the number three corresponds to the three horse girls in his team.

This coincidence is nothing short of a miracle.

Sword Xia of the Shu Mountains《蜀山劍俠傳》by Huanzhu Louzhu 還珠樓主 (lit. Master of Returning Pearl Loft) was published between 1932 and 1948 and is one of the most influential wuxia novels of all time. Many of the elements in this novel became standard tropes of the wuxia genre. It is also the forefather of the modern xianxia cultivation novel. Huanzhu’s cultivation system became the standard, fusing the Daoist quest for transcendence with the Buddhist reincarnation cycle and tribulation system, as well as the Confucian virtue of humaneness 仁 and the chivalrous xia 俠 archetype. At over 4.1 million Chinese characters, it is also one of the longest wuxia novels, though it remains unfinished due to the civil war in China. So the first cultivation novel was also eunuched—rather fitting.

The story follows multiple protagonists as they gradually gather together, fighting heretical sects and spirit elementals on their way to founding the Mount Emei Sect. Most outstanding among these protagonists is Li Yingqiong, who begins the novel as a girl with no martial arts abilities, and through the course of the novel cultivates to become a transcendent (aka immortal).

In this novel, plants, animals, and monsters can all become human and cultivate to transcendence, or lose their primordial spirit (aka nascent soul) and have to start all over, or be obliterated completely after failing their tribulation. Grotto-heavens and magic treasures abound, and we see the beginning of sects as major organizations in wuxia novels with important roles in the plot, such as Emei, Qingcheng, Mount Hua, Wudang, Mount Huang, Snowy Mountain, Kongtong, Kunlun, and Wutai, as well as the emergence of what would later become the archetypal eccentric beggar character. There are miraculous drugs, sword kinesis, and battles between mythical beasts, and heretic cultivators trying to cheat their way to a faster transcendence. In short, pretty much all of the elements one normally sees in the typical xianxia cultivation webnovel.