Dokrot Evans, a transmigrator from the Muggle world, discovers that he has become the older brother of two unusual sisters: Lily, who has an astonishing gift for magic, and Petunia, who longs for magic but cannot have it.
When his Hogwarts acceptance letter arrives, he sets out on the path of a wizard. Unlike in the original story, he meets the lonely Severus Snape in childhood and decides to protect this misunderstood boy in his own way.
That year, the werewolf howled, and he died in the Shrieking Shack.
That year, golden energy appeared amid a “chuff” like rusty gears grinding, and the dead returned to the realm of the living.
Revenge? Retribution? Or forgiveness?
Should wizards become Muggles and Muggles become wizards? Should they disappear, or merge?
The character design is quite novel. It's just that Harry has eyes like Lily and a face like James. And Snape was not going to die in the first place, but the protagonist intervened and died 😂 😂 and teased Snape with a werewolf, would James not know about it? The foursome teased Snape together.
The subject matter is very novel, and the flashback technique is used at the beginning. To be honest, I was surprised. Another thing I want to ask is, the protagonist should be Lily and Petunia's brother, right? If that's the case, then going to Hogwarts is a bit weird, and the timeline doesn't quite add up. Of course, if there are any errors, I'm sorry because I didn't read them carefully. ≡ω≡
I'll give it a try first and then ask if there's a female lead.
The subject matter is very novel and I am looking forward to the third season. The development of the plot when Sirius escapes from prison [laughing]
Well, let's just make do with it 🤦
The subject matter is very novel and the writing is okay. It's worth reading.
Nice! Novel subject matter