Hogwarts: I'm Black, and I'm Definitely Not a Death Eater

After transmigrating and being reborn in the Harry Potter world, Arthur enters Hogwarts thanks to his natural affinity for magic. He thinks he can finally experience the wonders of magic.

There's just one little problem that gives him a headache: his full name is Arthur Black, and he's Sirius Black's illegitimate son.

But no matter. Arthur considers himself a rational transmigrator. All he wants is to keep a low profile, protect the people who matter, and maybe change a few tragedies that were set in stone.

But it seems the entire Wizarding World won't let him live in peace.

Dumbledore: "Sirius was rebellious, but his son's thoughts are even harder to fathom."

Professor McGonagall: "I've never seen a Black draw his wand for a Muggle-born student!"

The Slytherin pure-bloods: "Arthur Black is the pride of the pure-bloods and a reformer of Slytherin!"

Voldemort: "That damned boy can sense Horcruxes! Wait, what are you doing? That's my Horcrux!"

Years later, with the Black name once again a legend, Arthur is at a loss. He only wanted to change his father's fate, so how did he end up changing the entire Wizarding World?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.