[In my sophomore year, I died in the exam hall during my final Marxist Principles exam. The System gave me two options:] Option One: Be reborn on Earth. Keep facing advanced math, the CET-4 and CET-6 English exams, and the political theory section of the graduate entrance exam, barely making it through those drowsy eight o’clock classes. Option Two: Transmigrate into Harry Potter. Bind yourself to the “True Love’s Kiss” System. Complete the missions and you’ll not only inherit billions of Galleons, but also get to experience a passionate romance at Hogwarts.
Lin Wan (Vivian): Do I even need to think about it? Send me to Hogwarts!
[But when she really set foot in Hogwarts in 1975, she discovered that things weren’t so simple.]
Her System wasn’t malfunctioning, but everyone in this world seemed a little “unwell.”
James Potter: A dazzling, brash Gryffindor Quidditch prodigy. Vivian knows the original story by heart and is determined to get him together with Lily, doing everything she can to push him toward her. Every attempt to set them up, every time she pushes him away, burns at his reason and twists into a dark obsession. Watching her run around for someone else, his eyes hold nothing but an almost-mad fixation: If you insist on pushing me toward someone else, then I’ll hold on to you even tighter.
Sirius Black: The Black family’s rebellious eldest son, disowned for rejecting blood purity. To protect him, Vivian is willing to get engaged to the Black family. The carefree playboy gradually transforms into a loyal protector devoted exclusively to her.
“No matter what, remember that I’m your fiancé.”
Regulus Black: The aloof, restrained younger Black. At first, he is deeply hostile toward her, believing she has disgraced the Black family. But little by little, he falls for her: “Sister-in-law, open the door. It’s me, your brother’s...”
It's okay, I took a look, and as for James, the heroine is equivalent to taking Lily's place. But it's not very good, because there are too many of these storylines and it's not that attractive.
The writing is pretty good. Male Quanjie has good reviews. The heroine is very cute. I like this book very much. From the beginning to the end, James only liked Vivian. Instead of falling in love halfway. Rael's character is different from what I usually see. But it's okay.
The front page is quite nice, but it feels weird to read. I wonder if AI is used to assist the writing.