The system extracted all the copywriting. And it was replaced with terrible romance copywriting.
And the stupid author couldn't perfectly revive the innocent copywriter after half a year... So the author who was tired of copywriting and book titles casually wrote a few words here to make up the numbers:
There are many things a cunning and cautious Dark Lord can do, including extending life, maintaining youth, and conquering continents. As a Dark Lord and a perfectionist, of course he would not be satisfied with just such a small thing.
The Dark Lord is the man who wants to change the world.
Unfortunately, the same goes for the brave.
The Demon King and the Hero... Maybe they enjoy it?
Main CP: VH, deputy CP: DM/HG. Translation style, the characters occupying the main space have no time travel or rebirth, and try not to be OOC.
Rated approximately 17R.
The two main lines are from the perspective of Voldemort and Harry respectively. I hope this story is not just a JQ between CPs, but a reflection of a certain fragment of the history of the struggle between wizards. Although it is forcibly rendered with a hint of naive fantasy by a stupid mortal like the author (for example, the solution to the class struggle of pure-blooded hemp species is a "good thing" that is unlikely to exist in reality such as the transfer of conflicts and common interests).
Please don't pay attention to the strange style of the first chapter, the rest is full of drama. And I love to show off... Yeah.
Regarding the book's title changes several times: Duplicate names are an unbearable pain for the naming-averse perfectionists! My non-Chinese name is too long and I'm not used to it... Actually, the name is not important, huh. Anyway, pen names are all dreamed up. Having a name is a good thing. Don't worry about whether it is a Mary Sue or has a strong Chuni flavor...