As an illegitimate child of one of the Pure-blood families, Solim didn't have a good childhood. But it didn't matter. Hogwarts was where he belonged.
Dumbledore, that old man with the white beard, wasn't as noble and upright as he seemed. That didn't matter either. I came here to study, not to work for you.
What different fate would Riddle, that unusual Horcrux, meet when the butterfly flapped its wings?
Rather than following the plot, Solim preferred to study magic, grow stronger, and figure out how to... stay alive.
As he gradually came into contact with the wizarding world, Solim came to understand that the world depicted in Rowling's books was merely the tip of the iceberg.
PS: The male lead's soul transmigrated into another body. No harem, one female lead.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you don't have a harem, you're just traveling through time!
I hate Hermione very much. She is arrogant, long-winded, overthinking, and nosy. At her core, she is a reckless and arrogant "Gryffindor" who doesn't use her brain to think when things happen. I hate her so much, yet so many people write about her as the heroine, as if the world wouldn't work without her, and she has the same virtues as Harry.
Why come to Feilu if you don't have a harem?
Ron is the most annoying person in Harper, no one objects to it, right?
The protagonist is a real nanny, the kind who doesn't expect anything in return.
The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist has no real goal and is a poor person with no direction. He had a goal at the beginning, which was to give his sister the ability to cast spells. But after this goal was achieved, he became busy wherever he went, working as a nanny for various people, and the protagonist's personality completely disappeared.
Teach Hermione without reservation why? Being a licker? Or the protagonist's nanny? I don't understand
I'm so touched that there's a single heroine. Although I don't know who she is yet, it's rare that she's not ghostwriting the stallion story.
Can you give me some advice? Can the protagonist be farther away from Harry and Ron? It's really tiring to have to reason with them.
I just like this kind of author. The introduction clearly highlights the tone of a single female protagonist. Anyone who reads harem novels will go away. . . I'll go out first as a courtesy