A heads-up: this novel has a romantic pairing, but it isn't the main focus. The heroine is a genuine block of wood when it comes to romance, so don't expect the love story to go far.
The author's writing style tends to be a little long-winded. Readers of my previous book should know what to expect. If you can't handle it, feel free to leave.
A reborn girl who has suffered all the bitterness life can offer finds herself with a warm family of her own.
With the complete original story in her hands, she doesn't rush off to Hogwarts to fix the tragedies.
Magic tests, Muggle capital, currency exchange between two worlds...
Before the storm hits, she needs to build up her resources, then try to save those destined to fall, all while making sure her secrets aren't exposed.
Harry: What are you busy with now? Why are you swamped every single day?
Hermione: Your study plan is amazing! Could I have a copy?
Ron: A study plan? Good grief!
Snape: Hmph... just an ordinary troll who can barely tell the order of the potions apart.
Dumbledore: Hmm... she always manages to bring a few surprises, doesn't she?
[Main themes: family, friendship, strategic preparation, and cautiously rewriting tragedies, with a happy ending for everyone as the goal]
[Fred's romance is only a minor subplot and doesn't take up much space]
[Many elements are the author's own inventions, and some original characters may act differently. Read with caution]
I'll just click on it~