Hogwarts: This Yandere Me Keeps Getting Pushed Down by Girls

[Multiple heroines + character growth + a sickly but invincible male lead + satisfying power fantasy]

After transmigrating into Hogwarts, Ayer suddenly finds himself as Snape’s biological son, and awakens a Yandere System.

He thinks he’s about to embark on the path of a ruthless, twisted Dark Lord, but it turns out his character archetype is “yandere.”

Who would’ve thought “yandere” really meant sickly and delicate, just as the words suggest?

And so, Hogwarts witnesses some remarkable sights:

A student who coughs up blood yet beats Voldemort into the ground appears;

A student clutching his stomach yet arguing circles around Dumbledore shows up;

A student clutching his chest yet trying to seize Gringotts by force emerges;

A student in tears yet able to crush a Dementor in his hand appears.

…

Hermione weeps with concern: “Ayer, this is just heartbreaking!”

Cassandra looks at him with sympathy: “Poor Ayer. I wish I could give him some warmth.”

Fleur is even more direct: “Ayer’s been through so much. What’s wrong with me being his girlfriend?”