Su Yan, an ordinary girl from the East, is faced with the biggest tragedy in her life. She is the innocent and innocent young man in "Harry Potter" - Cedric Diggory.
She was born with a peerless spiritual body, self-developed Taoism, and powerful spiritual energy. She was a genius who was born to be invulnerable to evil.
An unexpected space turbulence caused her to suddenly travel through time and fall into a magical world.
When he opened his eyes again, platform nine and three-quarters was crowded with people, and a temporary transfer notice to Hogwarts lay quietly in his palm.
Full level spiritual root? Innate.
No wand? The curse can be broken easily.
When he first entered school and was ridiculed as useless, it was his gentle voice who saved him; when he was forced to challenge others and was challenged, it was he who took the initiative to stand by him.
The death curse fell on the maze cemetery, and it was she who suppressed the fatal murderous intention with her spiritual energy.
"Su, why did you do this for me?"
"Because you deserve to live well. Not for others, not for victory or defeat. It's for yourself."
The girl who had regretted countless times outside the book finally crossed the world and personally kept the white moonlight that should have withered.
[I can accept that Cedric died in the war, but I can't accept that he is just superfluous. The plot is entirely private, and it is not a brainless novel. If you don't like it, avoid lightning~]
Reader comments
It's good-looking, but logically speaking, do Eastern cultivators know how to use swords? I also imagined the heroine holding a sword with a cool flower, which is a bit regretful. Aren't the souls of people who cultivate immortality very strong? I broke into a door key and then broke it. It is so easy to break. The full-level spiritual root should be very strong. I always feel that the heroine is weak and strong. The writing is very beautiful. It is just that I may have read too many other fairy tales, and then I felt a little aggrieved when I saw the heroine.
Dedicate all your spiritual power and soul, in exchange for a young man who does not have to wither, and in exchange for the peace and prosperity of the wizarding world. Su Yan's sacrifice makes death no longer the end, but another starting point for love. "Love" is the greatest magic in the world. The big book is very interesting, so just read it in one go.
Very beautiful, I feel like the heroine is very sober
It looks good, and the feeling of ambiguous heartbeat 💓 [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]
It's good-looking, but logically speaking, do Eastern cultivators know how to use swords? I also imagined the heroine holding a sword with a cool flower, which is a bit regretful. Aren't the souls of people who cultivate immortality very strong? I broke into a door key and then broke it. It is so easy to break. The full-level spiritual root should be very strong. I always feel that the heroine is weak and strong. The writing is very beautiful. It is just that I may have read too many other fairy tales, and then I felt a little aggrieved when I saw the heroine.
Dedicate all your spiritual power and soul, in exchange for a young man who does not have to wither, and in exchange for the peace and prosperity of the wizarding world. Su Yan's sacrifice makes death no longer the end, but another starting point for love. "Love" is the greatest magic in the world. The big book is very interesting, so just read it in one go.
Very beautiful, I feel like the heroine is very sober
It looks good, and the feeling of ambiguous heartbeat 💓 [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]