Harry Potter: Mr. Nott’s Guide to Winning His Wife Back

[Harry Potter + original Gryffindor heroine + Slytherin sweet-faced, scheming, obsessive male lead + one-sided love + forced love + older sister/younger brother romance]

The entire story is already written, and updates will never stop.

To survive, Vera was forced to become the Nott Family's adopted daughter. In the eyes of outsiders, she had an illustrious family, exceptional magical talent, and a gentle, sweet younger brother. She seemed to have won at life.

But only Vera knew that her younger brother was a venomous snake, especially skilled at disguise. After numbing his prey with his “venom,” he would shed his bright, beautiful exterior and swallow them whole in one bite…

Warnings (you must read!):

1. The heroine looks and acts soft and gentle, but she has limits. She is not a helpless wife. She's easygoing early on because she's only just arrived in the wizarding world.

2. There are multiple one-sided crushes throughout the story. The bonus chapters will provide endings, and you can choose which ending you want.

3. The story is a slow burn, not a feel-good power fantasy. The heroine grows over time. Canon events will be changed and cut, and a few canon pairings will be broken up.

4. This is for fans of the heroine. She has goals from beginning to end, and she will make the male lead suffer emotionally. There are scenes involving Love Potion, but the heroine always comes first, and the male lead is absolutely devoted to serving her.

5. The male lead can use magic outside school without being discovered. The reason involves spoilers and will be explained later in the story.

6. The male lead did not fall in love with the heroine at first sight. He had been plotting for a long time. The reason will be explained later in the story.

7. Don't attack the heroine for not rejecting or accepting the male lead early on. Put simply, if you'd just left your village and met an incubus like Theodore, who could possibly resist? Besides, the heroine has already fallen for him; she's just afraid to respond because of societal pressure.