About the Settings That Were Changed

This chapter is mainly to clarify some setting details, as the author has made quite a few changes and the introduction couldn't fit everything.

Character Revisions

Harry Potter: His appearance will be more similar to his mother, Lily.

Snape: He will initially be antagonistic towards James's trio, but during his school years, he will only showcase his exceptional talents without excessive contact with extreme pure-blood factions.

When James uses Levicorpus on her, Lily comes out to protect her and doesn't say the word "Mudblood" that he will regret for the rest of his life. Seeing the girl's tears, James and Snape decide to "turn over a new leaf."

After James saves Snape from Lupin, who is a werewolf, the four officially reconcile, agreeing to compete fairly and protect Lily together. After graduation, they join the Order of the Phoenix. At Dumbledore's request, Snape becomes the Order's mole within the Death Eaters.

Later, Barty Crouch Jr. overhears part of a prophecy about a child born in July and rushes to tell Voldemort. Snape tries to warn them in time, but the damned traitor still helps Voldemort kill Lily and "that who." He later becomes the Potions professor for Dark Arts Defense and Head of Slytherin House, while secretly protecting Harry.

Grindelwald: In terms of aspirations, he believes Wizards should not remain unknown or be oppressed by Muggles. He is more dedicated to fighting for the rights he believes Wizards deserve, but never advocates for the indiscriminate killing of innocents. However, he is later exploited by certain pure-blood Wizarding families, gradually escalating into a war where Wizards aim to rule the world.

After interacting with Newt and others, Grindelwald realizes that this revolution has deviated from his original intentions. After stopping dark wizards who intended to enslave Muggles alongside Dumbledore, Grindelwald decides to self-exile himself to find a path for Wizards' true development. Dumbledore, besides managing the school, also spends time with his beloved.

During this period, they encounter the protagonist and their Master multiple times during their training (bushi - just kidding). The three elder leaders meet the protagonist and become kindred spirits.

Additionally, in the battle at Godric's Hollow, Ariana is only severely injured and does not die. Furthermore, the three newborns at Ariana's childhood were not successful. Her father, Percival, arrives in time, and with the family's companionship, an Obscurus does not form.

The following are new additions:

Bing Huan: The protagonist of this book. A peerless genius from the Daoist Sect. Beneath his cheerful exterior lies a soul that is not easily approached. He is born with the ability to sense malice and assimilate the properties of blood and medicine. Coupled with his outstanding talent and his status as the chief disciple of the Daoist Sect, most people who approach him have ulterior motives.

The ones who genuinely care for him on a daily basis are his Master and Mistress, and his Senior Brother and Senior Sister, who are more like family. As a result, Bing Huan prefers small animals and children who are straightforward. Over time, he learns to take care of others, and his understanding of the concept of love, which his friends and elders often talk about, becomes increasingly blurred.

Special Item: A palace-shaped spiritual artifact the size of a fist. It has remained in the treasury since the establishment of the Daoist Sect, motionless. It emerged when the protagonist was found, recognized him as its master, entered his sea of consciousness, and played dead in one go.

Inside, there are thousands of small compartments. When the protagonist achieves something or obtains something, items inside will be unlocked. These include resources for cultivation, advanced technology (handed over to the state), and some items that seem to come from other times, such as secret manuals and even living beings. (I said my background is complex, you should know what I'm trying to do („ಡωಡ„))

New Factions

Huaxia/Cultivators: Multiple cultivation sects led by the Daoist Sect, in cooperation with the Huaxia government. They promote a basic cultivation method for all citizens, and outstanding individuals are brought to the sects for training. Simultaneously, they research daily-use spiritual artifacts for civilian use.

Under the leadership of the Daoist Sect, even at their peak, Voldemort and Grindelwald did not dare to extend their influence into Huaxia. However, they never interfere with the internal affairs of other forces, conducting normal business. They are known in the West as a low-key, world-shrouding Giant Dragon that can be easily overlooked.

Sakura Country: Formerly the Sakura Province of Huaxia, it was populated by descendants of barbarians civilized by Huaxia ancestors. However, with the development of the times, unfilial descendants developed the idea of independence, frequently opposing the country. Later, they committed heinous acts, even becoming enemies of humanity, and were expelled from Huaxia citizenship. They have thoroughly become clowns. (Mainly used for metaphorical beating of a dead horse.)

Overall: The characters will be relatively more optimistic, and the world's technology will be more advanced compared to the original timeline (the technology obtained by the protagonist is handed over to the state, and Huaxia then guides other regions).