Drarry: Harry Transmigrates into His Own Son

After the great battle ended, Harry Potter was covered in scars. In an accident, he transmigrated to the fifteenth year after the war, his soul inhabiting a newborn baby. To his horror, the father raising him was his former nemesis, Draco Malfoy. Draco was gay, and traces of another person were everywhere in the house, though that person was nowhere to be seen. As Harry grew up, he gradually uncovered the cruel yet tender truth through old belongings, memories, and scraps of conversation from others: Draco’s late husband was none other than Harry himself in the future, and this love that crossed the divide between enemies was a destiny entirely unknown to him at the time. Told entirely from Harry’s perspective, the novel unfolds as a tragic romance between Draco and Harry, spanning time and entangling life and death, filled with regret and deep affection. At a million words, it carefully explores love and hate across distorted timelines, the struggle with identity, and a profound love bound by fate.