Excerpt: I (the heroine) quickly put the knife on the man (Regulus)'s neck and threatened him: "You have been kidnapped! This is the pirate's base!" "You took the wrong one." The man pointed out expressionlessly. When I saw it, yes, this was not a table knife, but his little wooden stick! I scratched my head in embarrassment, this was so embarrassing! "Yes, do it again!" I picked up the knife again, "Pretend I didn't tell you! You were kidnapped! This is the base of pirates!" The man's mouth twitched, and he didn't smile like an ordinary person: "You are not a pirate, it is obvious, isn't it? First, the pirates will not save me; second, the pirates will not temporarily change the props, but just blackmail me directly without talking nonsense." I didn't expect this man to be so smart, he discovered my loopholes at a glance.
A Muggle-born Gryffindor, and the pure-blood Black she picked up from the cave.
Life-saving grace seems to be more useful in the magic world than gold Galleons.
(Note: The heroine is a Muggle in the first two chapters, and a Muggle in the following chapters) Reading reminder:
· The heroine is a Muggle-born, slow-growing type
· The male protagonist Regulus Black, the background of the original work but not strictly based on research
· Emotional lines develop slowly and daily interactions are the main focus
· There is a slight dark background of the original work (Dark Mark, Death Eaters), but the overall atmosphere is relaxed
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Concept: The high wall of prejudice will be slowly thinned by a bowl of hot soup.
