When a 21st-century soul collides with the mysterious echoes of magic, Catherine Valerian discovers that she has become the most dangerous “accident” in the magical world. With blonde hair and heterochromia, she wears an alchemical necklace that disguises her eyes as blue, carries a System that lets her exchange points for skills, and sneaks aboard the Hogwarts Express.
She plans to use her adult soul and modern knowledge to keep her head down until graduation. But she ends up in the same year as the Weasley Twins, and even before term begins, she runs into the legend of The Boy Who Lived. Worse still, the Dark Magic, monsters, and short-lived professors from the movies are gradually turning from fragments of memory into reality.
[System: A special magical fluctuation detected. Spend experience points to unlock “Ancient Runes Deciphering”?]
Catherine grips her wand. “First, I need to get good enough at Defense Against the Dark Arts to take on ten people at once!”
But when the shadows of the Dementors fall over the castle and the System's mechanical voice gradually takes on a human edge of mockery, she realizes that this “glimmer of a blood pact” may have been destined to turn everything upside down from the moment it was born.
Should she hide behind the protagonist's plot armor and live in peace, or use the memories of two lifetimes to tear up the script of fate?
“Sorry, but rather than get dragged into the Chosen One's battle, I'd rather figure out why my System keeps forcing me to study all those obscure ancient spells.”
Very nice, highly recommended 1. First of all, the entry point is very novel. It does not follow the original work, but from the heroine's own perspective. This is an extra point. 2. The plot is well written, with a lot of foreshadowing. I hope to fill it in later. 3. But I hope the heroine's image can be more three-dimensional.
Super pretty!!! The protagonist explores the magical world, and with the addition of talking to the system in [ ], or the protagonist's own voice, it feels like a first-person RPG game, and like watching anime! It's great, the author's writing is also very good, and the emotional link is great! Come on
Is the heroine the incarnation of Xue Cheng? Also the daughter of Dumbledore and Gellert? I look like
Can the author use less "()" to make supplementary explanations? Every time it appears, I feel like I'm not reading a novel but a script.
This book is very beautiful, slow-paced, warm, and warm, making people feel at ease. It is like a clear stream among a group of HPs. There are no strategies and step-by-step plans of the known plot, only the careful planning of life.
It's a good book, very gentle, but the pace feels a bit slow, but it's still very good.
There is no hp cut from the original line, which is very innovative. In life-style plots, the protagonist seems to focus more on magic.
I don't like it very much like a Mary Sue 😘
Does this book have a CP? The author is great.
So far so good