A Chinese Exchange Student at Hogwarts

What sparks will fly when Taoist arts collide with magic? Could there be more to Voldemort's Horcruxes than meets the eye? Is teaching Neville swordsmanship really a good idea?

Reborn in London's Chinatown, Zhang Xiao never imagined that his parents, who ran a fortune-telling stall, actually practiced real Taoist arts. Still less did he expect to receive an acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day.

P.S. No putting one tradition down to glorify another. My hope is to flesh out the world of Harry Potter through this story-not have a single flying-sword technique instantly kill Voldemort and steamroll the wizarding world.

P.P.S. The Taoist arts here are set slightly above the level seen in the Uncle Nine films. The power scaling won't get ridiculous; the focus is on the underlying lore rather than raw strength. If you're looking for a xianxia story where Taoist arts trample the West and effortlessly crush Voldemort, please look elsewhere. Think more along the lines of Uncle Nine's Taoist arts combined with Qimen Dunjia, the mystical art of strategic formations.