[Soul Magic] [Detailed Alchemy] [Robbing Gringotts] [No Female Lead] [Gray Dark Lord] [Unifying the Wizarding World]
His soul transmigrated into the Harry Potter world, where he became Saul White, a child from a Muggle family, and awakened a forbidden talent called [Soul].
When the Sorting Hat screamed for him, and Slytherin trembled because of him, a brand-new legend began.
Alchemy in his left hand, the soul in his right: he was a Potions genius who astonished even Snape, and the master of the castle ghosts, to whom even Peeves bowed in greeting.
He conquered Slytherin with his strength and was crowned king despite being a Mudblood.
While Harry searched for the Philosopher's Stone, he schemed over Voldemort's soul;
while Dumbledore laid his plans, he had already made the entire world his chessboard.
He hunted Dementors and controlled the seven emotions and six desires; he touched the laws of time and joked with Death.
He would use his enemies' souls to change reality and reshape the rules with supreme magic.
This is the story of a calculating, self-serving, ruthless transmigrator who overturns the plot step by step, steals power, and becomes the true uncrowned king of the wizarding world.
The world view of this book is really amazing, especially the alchemy part, which satisfies a Muggle's most intuitive feeling about magic. When watching movies or other Harry Potter fan fiction, you can pick up the wand and recite the magic spell, and the magic will come out. How can it be as realistic as alchemy! The "Blank Hundred Years" in these updates perfectly fills in the hidden corners of the history of magic, making the foundation of this magic world deeper. It also makes me feel that the author has an ambition. I seem to see a world view that is larger and more magnificent than the traditional magic world slowly emerging. This setting feels like it can not only explain many contradictions in the modern magic world (such as the origin of pure blood theory), but also introduce a new magic system of 'soul', making the protagonist's growth unique and logical. However, I feel that the protagonist can dig out alchemy and cultural relics lost in history, and as a "historical researcher", the process of unraveling a century-old mystery step by step is full of suspense, and I am looking forward to the follow-up development! In particular, will the truth about the 'Blank Hundred Years' affect Harry's main plot? How will the power of the 'Lord of Souls' be used against Voldemort? How did creative alchemy end up like that? I hope the author can update it soon
Very thoughtful and logical, it is a book worth reading.
The author's complaints are really interesting and very in line with my taste. I recommend it.
Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie😎 Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie Jie, the author talks too much 🤭The storyline could be more direct, the protagonist's inner drama is too much
A very interesting author, this book is very good, why don't many people read it? I guess there are too few articles. Author, could you complain less and write more text?
The part about complaining is good, but some of the psychological activities are like a chuunibyou. At present, it seems that there are no major problems with the plot. If you can accept the psychological activities of the second grade, you can watch it.
Very nice. Love it. Very nice.