Harry Potter: A Beloved Heartthrob Who Chose Hell Difficulty

Merlin + the Four Founders + the Founders’ era + the Marauders’ era + the next generation

After a car accident, Amy transmigrated. To come back to life, she had to complete missions. The good news: she’d landed in the Harry Potter world, which she loved. The bad news: she’d overshot and ended up in the generation after Harry’s. Worse still, the System was unreliable, and the missions it issued were all garbled.

Well, she might as well make the best of it. But was it really reasonable to get Salazar’s wand from the start? And why did everyone seem to have some kind of history with her after she transmigrated? Hadn’t they only just met?

Everyone: Right, right. This is our first time meeting.

Wasn’t the System supposed to make her irresistible to everyone? How had it secretly switched her to hell mode?

As Amy keeps transmigrating, she completes missions and deepens her bonds with others. Will she ever manage to come back to life? And after completing her final mission, will she still be able to return to her original world with her mind at peace?

Content warnings: Everyone’s-favorite heroine, reverse harem, and female-oriented romance. Canon pairings will be broken up. Both BG and GL pairings. Many original settings and severe OOC. The heroine’s love interests include, but are not limited to, Harry, Draco, Theodore, Cedric, Hermione, the twins, Luna, Pansy, Daphne, Astoria, all the Marauders except Peter, Lucius, Narcissa, and Tom (the version with a nose), among others. Since the story covers Merlin’s era, the Four Founders, and the generation after Harry’s, there will definitely be original characters, and they’ll also become part of the heroine’s harem. Canon characters’ personalities will be changed as well. The author loves planting foreshadowing and hates outlining, so the story will often be revised and details added. Plot and romance get equal attention. If you can’t accept that, please don’t flame me.