Yun Jin had been unlucky for 19 years, but just after her 20th birthday, she had an unexpected stroke of luck and won the lottery. Delighted, she planned to enjoy a good night's sleep in the villa she had just bought, then wake up and start living the good life. But when she woke up, she had transmigrated!
Yun Jin transmigrated into a Harry Potter spin-off world and encountered a System that claimed it would bring the worlds together, but was really there to save the world. The System wanted her to save the Wizarding World! What a joke! Do I look like someone who'd do that for nothing?, What can raise my luck stat? No, no, of course I'm someone who'd do it for nothing!
This is the story of someone who'd been unlucky for 20 years striving to become the luckiest person around (not really).
While carrying out her missions, Yun Jin goes by the name Solan. Once they are complete, she is still Yun Jin. (The author doesn't want the protagonist to forget where she came from. She will always be herself.)
I doubt that the author has read the original work when he wrote the article. To eat Chinese food, the heroine does not need to buy it from the system mall. She only needs to go to the house elves in the castle and give them the recipe, or the heroine can borrow the kitchen to cook it herself. Moreover, the mixed blood of wizards mostly refers to the children left by the union of a wizard and a Muggle, such as Snape. Even the so-called "Twenty-Eight Pure Blood Saints", such as the Black family and the Malfoy family, are not completely pure blood. Many families intermarry with half-blood wizards or Muggles in order to maintain their bloodline. Therefore, pure bloods in the strict sense are almost non-existent in the wizarding world. The heroine obviously does not belong, and Potter also belongs to one of the twenty-eight holy families. In addition to the identity of the savior's sister, he will not be discriminated against in Slytherin because of his blood. Of course, the strength shown by the heroine will definitely attract Slytherin followers, but such a big fanfare in the first grade, coupled with the deff who grew up in Slytherin and an orphanage, will it definitely not arouse Dumbledore's suspicion? Or maybe I haven't seen it yet.
Come on, the author, the article is very good and I like it very much
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