[About me being transferred to Hogwarts]
I accidentally entered a Chinese-foreign cooperation college with a weird name.
0+4 Academic system, including food, accommodation and distribution - this is not studying abroad, it is clearly a fraud!
But my caring parents said, "It's absolutely reliable, go for it!"
So:
The sorting hat was placed on my head and it fell silent.
Then, it shouted in a voice that could be heard throughout the auditorium:
"La-wen-ke-lao!"
Me:? ? ?
Etc! I'm just an ordinary person who comes to study on an exchange program!
Professor McGonagall convened an emergency meeting of professors.
An urgent letter from my parents' owl: "Come home soon, use Floo. Address: 24 Leinster Gardens."
The flames burst into flames in the fireplace, and I fell hard in my living room.
My parents were sitting on the sofa with cups of tea. The tea smelled exactly like the tea I drank in the principal's office.
"Cornish Elf Gold Coin Tea," my mother said with a smile, "it's very popular in the wizarding world recently."
[Instructions for consumption]
First person, easy to grow up. The heroine is a former Harvest fan who complains on the surface and is ecstatic on the inside, but now she is confused and confused.
The original work reflects the post-war worldview, and is not offensive or flattering to any school.
The main plot is the heroine's journey of growth as she unravels the mystery of her life experience and adapts to her dual identity. The family line and the friendship line are both equally important, with original characters appearing.
P. S. There is WiFi in the Ravenclaw lounge, the house elves' pies are particularly delicious, and the wind in the Scottish Highlands can blow people away.
CP? That'll have to wait until I can master using a wand without blowing myself up.
Concept: The heroine solves the mystery of her life experience and adapts to her dual identity.
