This article has been translated, and the content in [] is in modern Chinese (Mandarin).
Current World: Harry Potter
Thanks for the invitation, I'm in Diagon Alley and just crossed over.
If there is still consciousness after death, wouldn't it be equivalent to moving?
So time travel is actually just changing places to have fun.
Eat, drink, read, daydream, learn some magic, that's it.
As a result, I turned around and found that everyone was fighting. Should I do something?
What does it mean that there is someone taller than me, so it's not my turn to hold up the sky?
Then, what am I here for? Am I really here to sleep?
I used to live in a gloomy home, but now I am a mentally ill witch who moans for no reason. Because I will never die, I have nothing to fear. I originally wanted to bravely break into the enemy camp and use a suicide attack and a one-man wheel battle to kill Voldemort, but I overslept and woke up and the battle to defend Hogwarts was already over.
... I'm sorry, Mina-san, I can't do anything.
That's weird! I'll go out with the time-turner!
Wait a minute, it seems that everyone who deserves to live is alive and everyone who deserves to die is dead. Not sure, check again.
It turns out you did it! I just said that there are so many time-travelers and it's nothing to do with me~ I went back to sleep. It's not too late to use the time turner to review when I wake up.
(I finally failed the class.)
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Epic (not) stream of consciousness (perhaps) masterpiece (also not), super slow traveler.
Do those actually make sense after all?
…Since you're not dead yet, let's continue living. No matter if the world is worth it or can be saved.
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PS: The label "nothing to do with feelings" is limited by platform classification. The bond between the characters is complex and atypical, and cannot be simply classified as "love/friendship/family". (Okay, actually the author doesn't understand love.)
PPS: This article is a dream article to some extent. The protagonist is the author's OC/self-designed/dream design, and the only real heroine is the vocaloid virtual singer Stardust. (But there are novels about dream girls, not novels written for the purpose of writing about dreams.)
Intention: In this meaningless world, just have fun.