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Sorry, I haven't been to attentive lately as Mrs. Hook has been having serious medical issues, but I am in the US (Virginia), I have a Pro 1 I don't use that much and, although I have never done this, I ought to be able to figure it out,  I'm assuming that if  I attach the screen to the cable and reflash to stock,  the dead zone will be fixed on the screen.  Would having the Pro 1 on latest stock and doing a factory reset with the new screen attached work?  I have several Alie Express Elephone U Pro displays, so I can test to make sure my assumptions are correct, although tips from people who have done this would be appreciated.   Let me test and I'll get right back to you. I have no interest in being paid to do this, just would like to help out someone in the US rather than having them have to deal with overseas shipping.  If you have already set something up,go with it, but if not, give me a day to figure things out and I'll DM you. 

...change display and reflash is not too hard. If you want then you can write me PM and i will help you 🙂

If you are updating the same major version via OTA, you should not have to reflash magisk, I never do for OTA.  Now, I only use Magisk for SU, so maybe it is different if you use different modules. I only ever flash Magisk if I am doing a non-OTA major version upgrade.

Yes, after every update per OTA you have to reinstall magisk to the inactive slot before restart!

I have a black semicircular blob on the bottom corner of my Pro1 X screen due to drop damage. Fortunately, it doesn't block any important parts of the screen just yet, but it's slowly getting bigger over time. Yesterday I ordered what is apparently a replacement screen and digitizer for the Elephone U Pro from this Amazon link. Once it arrives, I'll test it with the Pro1 X directly, though I assume it'll need to be reflashed like all the others. Is anyone still offering this service? I live in the US, which might make things tough, but I'm willing to cover any shipping and import fees as needed. Edit: fix autocorrect