Harry Potter: The Heroine Just Wants to Go Home and Cuddle Cats

* The blurb already includes everything the author can think of that readers might want to avoid. If you don’t like it, don’t read it, but please don’t be hurtful. * Harry Potter canon + Hogwarts Legacy, with lots of plotlines closely following the original works (not copied and pasted) and many original interpretations. The Hogwarts Legacy heroine is, by design, at the very top of the power scale, with many scenes describing her abilities and status. * Many canon pairings are broken up, including Ron and Hermione’s. There may be yuri. Pairing: original heroine Flora Even in an all-pairings, everyone-loves-her setup, with a love-triangle-like process and either no pairing or a one-on-one pairing in the extra chapters. Hogwarts Legacy original heroine Evelyn Even x Ominis Gaunt (very little content). * The focus is on the heroine’s growth along the main storyline. The narrative is very fragmented and progresses slowly. The heroine had little contact with people as a child, and has serious flaws in both her personality and common sense. She’s rather saintly and a people-pleaser, and wants to be friends with everyone. * The main storyline has physical angst, but not emotional angst. Before she turned eleven, Flora never thought there was anything strange about never going anywhere beyond the Map Chamber and the Room of Requirement. After she turned eleven, Flora thought it over and decided the Room of Requirement was still the most comfortable place to stay. Ancient Magic, Voldemort, The Chosen One... she didn’t really want to get involved with any of it. But Albus and her mother wouldn’t hurt her. They told Flora to study magic properly, so she obediently went to class, obediently stumbled into an adventure at an ancient ruin, and casually cleared out the nearby spider lair, too. She also happened to learn that she was actually Voldemort’s great-aunt... She doesn’t want a great-nephew like that, okay?