Snow Evans is an ordinary Ravenclaw student, but he possesses a Time-Turner that has undergone a strange transformation. It is no longer a simple tool, but a key that can unlock the multiverse.
His journeys through time and space are full of danger and opportunity:
In the shadow of The Nun, he stands alongside Father Burke, using magic to fight the demon Valak.
On the New York streets of Spider-Man 3, he travels all the way to Kamar-Taj and becomes an apprentice in the mystic arts under the Sorcerer Supreme.
In Middle-earth during The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, he takes the form of a legendary white dragon and intervenes in the ancient conflict between the elves and the forces of darkness.
… (More worlds are still being written. There's plenty to go around.)
When he returns to the Hogwarts Great Hall once more, listening to the Sorting Hat's song, the tip of his wand is already wreathed in faint glimmers from different worlds. Dumbledore's gaze seems able to see through everything, while shadows of darkness are quietly growing... Snow knows that all the knowledge and power he has accumulated will face its ultimate test in the world he calls his own.
(The first transmigration happened a bit too hastily. The author has taken care to improve things since then. Thanks to everyone for reading.)
It's a pity the protagonist should see a doctor; he has paranoia. 👍
Actually, it's not bad. It's just that the plot... How to put it? The daily magic tutorials are too detailed (filler). It offers a different perspective on the novel. Then he rushed to Voldemort's gaze. (This was also described in great detail.) Well, to put it simply, it's like having 500 words of main plot and 2500 words of filler.
When will it be The Lord of the Rings?
It's well-written, but the beginning is a bit depressing. The plot could be a little faster, allowing the protagonist to grow a bit. It's too depressing and hard to keep going.
😢😢😢😢Is it really that good-looking? (Wipe it off)
It was somewhat depressing, especially in the early stages.
A good book, with a pleasantly unhurried pace, seamlessly blending different worldviews, and featuring a fresh and original plot.
Is the next world Game of Thrones?
It's not bad, you can check it out.
Well written, keep it up, author! 👍