[Release] VKWorld VK6735X - A working TWRP image - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

The problem that I've put into quotation below has been solved and here's what happened: I've basically been an idiot.
After I had gotten TWRP ported I did a reboot from TWRP into the system. But little did I knew that when I swiped for the reboot into the system, I had accepted to let the TWRP flash a SuperSU that wasn't compatible with the phone (some SuperSU were for whatever phone my TWRP originally intended to be for), hence breaking it.
First of all the exact phone we're talking about is this one.
The important thing to notice is that VK6735X is not the same as VK6735, which has got its own thread over here. According to that thread the so-called TWRP image (by the way it's not TWRP, but some Russian trash) over there could be flashed flawlessly whereas with my phone it didn't work that way.
Which brings us to the topic: Through my journey of Google searching for a TWRP image that actually works with my phone I've stumbled across a lot of things which I'll be summing up.
I've found an actually working stock ROM for this phone. You can download it along with the handy flash tool from the original source since it's probably a little big to be uploaded as attachment.
I've found a TWRP 3.0 image from another random website which I've successfully managed to port to this phone, or in the attachment.
I've discovered the tool called Carliv Image Kitchen, which made extracting and repacking boot.img and recovery.img extremely easy.
With that said I've basically ported and flashed TWRP as my recovery, though here's the problem: Booting up the system results in a bootloop...
So according to what I'm understanding it's due to some dm-verity garbage (yes, I'm just the kind of guy who hates it when a piece of human invention dares to defy the wish of its master) is preventing the system from loading because the inferior recovery that came out of the closet suddenly became straight, *cough *cough I mean because I've replaced the useless stock recovery with TWRP. Now this can apparently be fixed through porting or modifying the boot.img, right?
So here are my questions: What do I have to modify about the boot.img (or any other image) in order to stop the system from bootlooping over the fact that I've replaced the inferior recovery with TWRP?
Don't worry about me though, I can re-flash it anyway and plus it's not my main phone.
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Either way, you came here for the TWRP image that's working for your VKWorld VK6735X so you can find that, as well as the flashing tool I used from my Google Drive folder.
But before all of that I obviously have to tell the same boring warning: I'm not responsible if you lose your data or brick your phone! Make sure to have backup for whatever you don't want to lose!
Head to the Google Drive folder, download the two zip files to your pc (lol not your phone), extract them anywhere you like and follow the steps below:
From the extraction of "Flash VK6735X.zip", install the drivers from the "Driver" folder. Windows might be acting stupid because it's Windows.
After installing the drivers, run "flash_tool.exe" which is located in the folder called "SP Flash Tool v5.1708"
(Optional) Go to your phone settings, go to "About phone" and tap the "Build Number" until you've unlocked the Developer options.
(Optional) Then go to the Developer options and enable "OEM unlocking" as well as "USB debugging", honestly you don't have to but why not...
Power off your phone and take out the battery
Back to the flashing tool you've opened in step 2: Load a so-called "Scatter-loading File" and select the file "MT6735M_Android_scatter.txt" which you've extracted from the "TWRP port for VK6735X.zip" file. The "recovery.img" file must be located in the same directory so do not separate those!!
Leave your phone battery removed and do not connect your phone to your pc yet: Press the download button
After pressing the download button you can connect your battery'less phone to your pc, no need to hurry since the flashing tool will only start once your phone's connected.
Wait 'till the flashing tool pops up a small green window saying it's done.
At this point you can place the battery back into your phone and unplug it from your pc.
Congratulations, you've installed TWRP.
Step 6:
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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
And this is step 7:
How to get into TWRP:
Hold down the volume up button, then press and hold down the power button whilst still holding the volume+ button and wait.
In a few seconds you'll see three tiny options on your screen, with the volume up button you'll select between the three options and with volume down button you'll enter them.
Choose Recovery.
Be cautious: DO NOT swipe in any situation inside TWRP before you've read what it says, otherwise you may accidentally flash a SuperSU that isn't compatible with your phone and get the exact same problem that I've described in the quotation section of this post xD
Lastly you can find the Stock ROM inside the "Firmware" folder, if you select the scatter file inside this firmware folder with your flashing tool you can basically flash your phone back to stock.

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Root + Viper4Android
Once you've successfully installed TWRP rooting this phone becomes amazingly simple!! Download the latest Magisk zip file and apk from the official thread and follow their instructions: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Magisk v16 works for this phone, although mine does crash quite often when I'm scrolling through the module list.
Next up is Viper4Android: Installing this is as simple as going through the Magisk modules and finding the right one to install. There are multiple Viper4Android modules whereas I've picked the one made by Viper520, ZhuHang, Team_Dewitt, Ahrion and Zackptg5.
So here are the Magisk Modules I've got working for this phone so far:
Viper4Android FX Materialized
Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode
ADB & Fastboot for Android NDK
For some reason "Xposed Framework (SDK 22)" gave me a boot loop so that's a pity.
Luckily I've got Xposed Framework v89 working through using an apk from this thread and flashing the zip from the original with TWRP.
Here are Xposed Modules I've verified working so far:
GravityBox LP
Flat Style Bar Indicators
AFWall+ (some kind of fixes and such)
Youtube AdAway
Then lastly I've got F-Droid installed without any trouble so I've got myself Adaway and some other handy stuff from there as well.

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Request move
Since this thread is no longer a request for help: Could a moderator move this thread over to the right forum for me?