[Main character: Milos (player with a System, no romance); main pairing: GGAD; happy ending]
Player Milos has cleared Hogwarts Legacy, but then receives a System notification unlike any he's seen before:
[Error: Program malfunction. Connection interrupted. Logout unavailable.]
The world no longer refreshes. NPCs' eyes grow warm with feeling, and magic burns his fingertips with real pain. He goes from being a top player to a prisoner trapped in a save file.
A survival prompt forces him to use a player's strategic mindset to stay alive in this real and brutal magical world. From sixth year through seventh year, he is the most unusual student at the school.
[New quest: Survive √] [New identity: Outstanding Hogwarts Graduate √]
[Current quest: Become a guide. Location: Hogwarts.]
After his graduation trip, he receives an appointment letter and returns to Hogwarts to inherit Professor Fig's office, becoming the youngest professor. And that year, a brilliant student with a vast ocean of loneliness hidden inside him walks into his classroom: Albus Dumbledore.
He was once Albus's professor. Now he is his only confidant and listener.
He listens to Albus's thoughts on magical ideals, and all his confusion and passion concerning that blond boy.
[Final objective: Rewrite the epic tragedy of GGAD's falling-out.]
He believes guidance and companionship can change fate, until he touches the laws of time...
[Warning: Unauthorized operation! Space-time paradox warning!]
When he finally stands on the afternoon that determined Ariana Dumbledore's fate,
the System's final prompt sounds in his ear:
[Final quest: Save her. Cost: Unknown. Confirm?]
"Confirm."
Reader's guide: 1. The story centers on the main character, with no romance. He's beautiful and strong. His shift from a detached player to someone who gradually becomes part of the world is a key focus.
2. The core is saving GGAD. I'll do my best to stay true to the characters and avoid making them act out of character.
3. Time manipulation comes at a cost. This is not a mindless power fantasy.
4. Early chapters cover his student years, the middle focuses on daily life as a professor, and the later chapters involve time travel.
5. The blurb only reveals the story's premise. The best parts are in the full story.
Core theme: When a game becomes reality and there is no way to log out, he walks through real history in the role of a professor, determined to mend the regrets that linger
"Clam" is a big bug for the author~ calm