The protagonist is Voldemort's dead brother. After his resurrection, he devoted himself to resurrecting Voldemort and shaping him into what he likes, chaotic and evil, but not a happy person. Because it is a new book that has just been rated, the rating is not high, and the protagonist has no cp.
🍭① This book travels to Draco, you can finish it with confidence ② I feel like you don't like this book very much, Draco's younger brother, but only Draco cares about him, and he is only nice to Draco🍭
Highly recommend the first two books [laughing] No cp, no ambiguity Note⚠️: The first book: not very exciting, there will be difficulties (but very few) (I have finished it, I think it is the second best I have read) The second book: The setting is Draco's brother, it has not been completed, and there is not much written so far (it is the best one I think so far) The third book: Not finished yet. The savior and the others are friends. There are several chapters with same-sex ambiguity (including kiss) in the later chapters (I didn't finish it because I can't accept the same-sex ambiguity in the novel). The fourth book: The descendants of the Gaunt family are friends with Draco. There are some misleading descriptions of the savior at the beginning of the chapter. There is another book: Death Eaters? I am the Dark Lord (I don't know why I can't recommend this book). This book has been discontinued and I have forgotten the specific content, but it's okay👀
Both the first, second and last books are both good to read. The last story of the first book is, I don't know how to put it, the world story of the original series. Anyway, I read it over and over again and like the last few chapters the most. The second one is about falling in love with Voldemort. The third one is about becoming Lily's sister. It's also good. The fourth book is about the heroine falling in love with Malfoy.
In the first parallel time and space, Draco Malfoy returns to when he was 11 years old. The protagonist is a thug in a suit, elegant and mad, ruthless in his methods, and all the staff are black [licking the screen]. No heroine + behind-the-scenes layout + brain power + career. Lightning protection point: Draco has a lover he always talks about, but this lover will never appear. The CP is in the second book. If you are interested, you can take a look.
1. Lucius Malfoy 2. Narcissa Malfoy 3 and 4 are both Draco's sisters 5. Draco accidentally obtained future memories (can also be regarded as a rebirth story)
No cp, male channel, the protagonist is not on Dumbledore's side, nor is he a good person, everything is for the greater good (emphasis added, don't read this if you are a Ron fan)
Yes, brother, there is. In the first book, she is directly dressed as Malfoy. In the second book, she is related to the Malfoy family. The heroine herself is strong, systematic, and quite beautiful^ω^
The first book is about Narcissa. She loves her family the most. She has always done what she can to protect her family. Sometimes it is quite uncomfortable to watch, because only Voldemort can get rid of him when he dies, but this is the most real life of the protagonist without external help. The second one is Draco's sister, who has the memory of a Chinese Taoist priest in the previous life. The CP is the diary of Tom Riddle. Riddle is not so evil later. The heroine also did a lot of things. She changed some things in different timelines but did not change the ending. There are also other species appearing in it.
The main plot of the original book is very small, it is a very new way to tell the story of Harry Potter, so it is a new book so there is no rating. The heroine is an Eastern cultivator, she is powerful, rich, powerful and beautiful, and she is one of the strongest. The CP is Draco, and she has written a lot about the daily life of the little snakes. The friendship lines are very interesting, and it is really beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Both books are about the eldest lady of the Malfoy family. The second one is a bit old and I don't remember much. As for the first book, the main text is more exciting, but the ending feels a bit unfinished. Personally, if you don't like it, don't criticize it. Both books are very exciting and highly recommended₍ᐢ..ᐢ₎ ༘♡
Woo woo hoo, they are all really beautiful [crying] [crying] [crying] Very sweet except for the second one where Draco is darkened but he is also super handsome [crying] The others are all from the young master [crying] [crying] They are all very sweet
The heroine is a great person on vacation. She and Draco are childhood sweethearts, and Draco fell in love at first sight. Anyway, the heroine is responsible for sweetness and pleasure, while Harry is miserable. Now that the plot has reached the fourth grade, Voldemort seems to have fused all the Horcruxes... The heroine gained a lot of popularity in the early stage, and later used her popularity to promote the concept of "Goddess of Magic", and she has become the default god in the magic world. It's the Holy Mother. Don't look at it. The heroine looks like an alien god from American comics, the fourth natural disaster who treats humans like ants.