[The later chapters have fallen apart. Readers, there’s no need to come in. I’ll just write a little and bring it to an end.]
After transmigrating into the world of Harry Potter, Leo accidentally wanders into Knockturn Alley while preparing his enrollment papers and gets cornered by dark wizards!
At the brink of death, his magic runs wild, and his golden finger finally awakens!
[Ding! Host’s magic power meets the requirements. Twelve Zodiac Talismans System activated!]
[The “Rooster Talisman” has been partially unlocked!]
The dark wizard grins and raises his wand. “Avada...”
Leo’s eyes narrow as he activates his ability!
“Huh? Why is my wand flying away?!”
The dark wizard is completely dumbfounded. Thinking he’s run into a master of Wandless Magic, he flees in sheer panic!
[System quest issued: Raise a rooster into a fully realized “Rooster” to completely unlock the Rooster Talisman’s ability!]
From then on, Leo sets off down the point of no return: “keeping pets” at Hogwarts.
While Harry plays Quidditch, Leo brushes a unicorn’s coat in the Forbidden Forest and unlocks [Horse Talisman: Healing]!
While Hermione reads in the library, Leo plays with a basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets and unlocks [Snake Talisman: Invisibility]!
While Ron plays chess, Leo tricks his pet rat and unlocks [Rat Talisman: Life]!
When Voldemort returns, he fires an Avada Kedavra at Leo.
Leo neither dodges nor flinches. A dog-head tattoo appears on his chest.
[Ding! The Dog Talisman perfectly blocks “Avada Kedavra”!]
Voldemort is stunned. “Impossible! Are you also called Harry Potter?!”
Dumbledore is shocked. “What kind of magic has this child been learning?!”
It's very nice to read. It can be seen that the author has read a lot of fan fiction. If you like the three little ones, you can check it out. The Hogwarts courses are taken together, and the protagonist's character is stable and moderate. Everyone should read it!!!!
Very novel novel, like it, cheers for the author
Update quickly, your word count is too few, I will be discouraged when I look at the number of chapters.
It's okay. Although it has flaws, I can still read it when I'm short on books.