From Hogwarts to life after the war + true love Narcissa + slow warming + no sense of existence in the system + undercurrent of pure blood
This sudden system seems to be a useless thing?
Lucius Malfoy: I have made up my mind.
Magic is changing, portraits are chasing, prophecies are being fulfilled. And he is the starting point of it all.
He has made countless choices in his life - about family, about blood, and about a system that never started but overturned the world.
The most fatal time, he chose an answer that surprised everyone.
Severus Snape: With a good skin and good skills, Lucius Malfoy has always been more difficult to deal with than others think.
Tom Riddle: Lucius Malfoy... His elegance is never weak. Underneath that dignified appearance, there is an ambition that suits me best.
Narcissa Malfoy: My Lucius, no matter how sharp his edge, will only be gentle for me and my family.
Voldemort: The blond boy of the Malfoy family. He is beautiful and knowledgeable. He knows how to rely on the strong and how to hide his claws. He is very interesting.
Draco Malfoy: He is Malfoy, my father, the person I always wanted to be but could never catch up to.
Harry Potter: He looked arrogant and cold, but what was in those eyes was far more complicated than I imagined.
Reader comments
I have finished reading the previous volume and my wife's writing is very three-dimensional. The first half of Lucius's campus life was very simple, with simple interpersonal interactions and simple goals. Generally speaking, he is a thoughtful but stress-free young master. After establishing the system, he became tense and was punished miserably when he met Lao Fu (very tense, if you like to be disciplined, you can check it out). There is a kind of hard-working worker (a worker who accidentally gets lost by the boss with strange brain circuits) who walks on thin ice and is afraid of being punished by the boss. Eight hundred thoughts a day are spent on how to do small tricks under the nose of the tiger. This is not over yet. The boss has been tormenting his miserable employees for years and then uses strange methods. I seriously suspect that the Death Eaters are internally planning whether there is something going on between them but they dare not say it hhhh
After reading more than 70 chapters, the AI flavor is too overwhelming. The author has a very good idea and is very reasonable. Why use AI? You can use AI to organize the outline. This... Ugh
Mom, it's so beautiful! ! ! I like Lucius' bold charge! ! ! !
I have finished reading the previous volume and my wife's writing is very three-dimensional. The first half of Lucius's campus life was very simple, with simple interpersonal interactions and simple goals. Generally speaking, he is a thoughtful but stress-free young master. After establishing the system, he became tense and was punished miserably when he met Lao Fu (very tense, if you like to be disciplined, you can check it out). There is a kind of hard-working worker (a worker who accidentally gets lost by the boss with strange brain circuits) who walks on thin ice and is afraid of being punished by the boss. Eight hundred thoughts a day are spent on how to do small tricks under the nose of the tiger. This is not over yet. The boss has been tormenting his miserable employees for years and then uses strange methods. I seriously suspect that the Death Eaters are internally planning whether there is something going on between them but they dare not say it hhhh
After reading more than 70 chapters, the AI flavor is too overwhelming. The author has a very good idea and is very reasonable. Why use AI? You can use AI to organize the outline. This... Ugh
Mom, it's so beautiful! ! ! I like Lucius' bold charge! ! ! !