Salazar Slytherin was ambushed and transmigrated straight to a thousand years in the past, but somehow returned to the age of eleven, with his memories also reverting to when he was eleven.
So what the reincarnated Godric Gryffindor saw was Salazar Slytherin at their first meeting, before anything had happened.
This is probably some kind of...?
This story has been abandoned!!
CP: GS, LV/HP
There are transmigrators, and people from a thousand years ago transmigrate as well. All four founders gather at Hogwarts, with the setting in the generation after theirs.
P.S. Updates are slow, and it might be abandoned [pow!]
I'll do my best!
I think the author may not have meant it, but the sense of déjà vu is indeed strong. The plot of the adult Salazar in the first chapter is very similar to Butterfly's "Talk to me or lie to me", and the eleven-year-old Salazar that follows is almost the little Salazar in "The Lost Way". It's better to pay attention. It's understandable that I couldn't express my thoughts well at the beginning, and my mind was filled with other people's highlights and settings, but for readers, this makes it very... The setting of Ice Cold Wine is really easy to recognize. By the way, if you borrow someone else's setting, it's best to indicate it clearly. It would be better if you can tell the original author, but if you borrow someone else's plot...
The part about the magic circle in this article is very similar to another GS article "Talk to me or lie to me"...
Is there more? Damn, I still want to see it
I think the author may not have meant it, but the sense of déjà vu is indeed strong. The plot of the adult Salazar in the first chapter is very similar to Butterfly's "Talk to me or lie to me", and the eleven-year-old Salazar that follows is almost the little Salazar in "The Lost Way". It's better to pay attention. It's understandable that I couldn't express my thoughts well at the beginning, and my mind was filled with other people's highlights and settings, but for readers, this makes it very... The setting of Ice Cold Wine is really easy to recognize. By the way, if you borrow someone else's setting, it's best to indicate it clearly. It would be better if you can tell the original author, but if you borrow someone else's plot...
The part about the magic circle in this article is very similar to another GS article "Talk to me or lie to me"...