Casey Pantasia x Sirius / Sirius appears a little later
Everyday slice of life, Harry bromance, with the 1984 Holmes and Watson appearing
Lots of OOC, and not very friendly to Slytherin
Casey kept three secrets from her best friend, Harry Potter.
She was a witch.
She could see people's souls and manipulate their dreams.
She traveled through dreams to an alternate world set in the nineteenth century, where she worked part-time as a detective's assistant.
Casey once felt guilty about keeping her secrets, until her poor friend was told that he was not only a wizard but also The Chosen One of the British wizarding world.
That was too much! Casey decided to spill every secret and bring The Chosen One into her world.
But she couldn't go to Hogwarts with him. No, absolutely not. Even if you are The Chosen One, it's still a no. Now say goodbye like a good boy, Harry.
Harry once thought Casey felt guilty about not being there, until he discovered that she had not only casually appeared at the High Table during the Hogwarts opening feast, but had also smuggled into the school the dog they'd adopted together over the summer!
That was too much! What do you mean the dog is my godfather, Sirius Black? Oh, that's great... wait, why are you dating Sirius behind my back?!
Casey once paid no mind to the title of The Chosen One, until she discovered that everything she cared about was teetering on the edge of an abyss, with terrible opponents and pitiful madmen arrayed against them.
This time, she resolved to keep her fourth secret.
She was a prophet who glimpsed the future, a witch who crafted illusory dreams. She would shatter the future she'd seen and weave it anew into the best possible fate.
※The female lead and her family are original characters.
The author's writing style is very good, the plot is interspersed very naturally, the details are well described, and from some places it can be seen that the author most likely has a very detailed outline. After all, someone without an outline cannot write such an accurate interior decoration. Another thing that I think is rare is that the author writes about Harry's life in the Muggle world. There are very few fan authors who do not change the early settings and write about Harry's life in the Muggle world during those ten years. They focus more on describing the magical world. However, for "Harry Potter", whether it is the first year with his parents, the ten years he spent at his aunt's house after his parents died, or the rest of Harry's life after entering the magical world, they are all indispensable. These together form the foundation of Harry's growth. Road, only with the description of the first year will we know how happy Harry was. Only with the description of those ten years will we know how hard Harry lived. He was the little baby held in the hands of his parents and godfather, but after losing them, he became a caregiver. An orphan who was being called around under the fence, Hagrid took him back into the magical world of magic, giving him a second home and lifelong friends and lovers. But because of Voldemort, he once again experienced seven years of "adventure" and life and death. We have no way of knowing whether Harry will occasionally think of those ten years after the Battle of Hogwarts, but we know that it was a painful memory. This period of time forced a good boy who should be as public as his father or as considerate as his mother to become a cautious "adult". It is unbearable to look back, but it is also the ten years of a child.