[Harry Potter] The Last Mary Sue

Around 993 AD, the first visitor from another world arrived in the wizarding world. She had immense power, a beautiful face, and a strange, magical name: Die Wu Mei Xue.

Thus began the Mary Sue Era, which lasted for more than fifteen hundred years.

In 1993, the Dark Lord was resurrected. Along with his savior, Bana Bana Zoldyck, he began plotting to spark a great revolution in the wizarding world.

In 1998, Muggles vanished from the world. At the same time, another kind of creature appeared: mutated House-elves.

In 2001, the first wizarding regime was established, and wizarding villages and towns sprang up overnight. That same year, Tom Riddle, the founder of the wizarding regime, was given the title of The Chosen One. As the people's banner, he led the wizarding world forward.

In 2186, the first patient with Aitchison Syndrome appeared. Using only her own magic, she destroyed village after village, bringing disaster upon the entire wizarding world.

In 2510, a girl was born into this ignorant and absurd world. She carried a great mission, along with a soul destined for tragedy.

Daisy Reed, the one who will save the world, and also the last Mary Sue.

Daisy: Is it really okay to be this serious? Watch me be cute! Ehehe~

A few notes:

1. A coming-of-age anti-Sue story told from the perspective of a Mary Sue. It is set five hundred years in the future, but the main action still takes place in the next generation.

2. I'm not bashing Slytherin. I'm just reporting the facts. I'll try to keep all the original characters true to the books. After all, Slytherin was evil to begin with.

3. I said this was a Gryffindor-oriented story, okay!

4. Although it's a romance, there isn't actually much romance.

The main pairing is original male lead x original female lead, with Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione as the secondary pairings.

4. Not all Mary Sues in this story are villains. In my opinion, what's truly terrifying isn't a young Mary Sue, but rather...

A high-level Mary Sue with beautiful prose and a tightly woven plot, who's obviously a Sue no matter how you look at her. √

An ordinary Sue who constantly insists the protagonist is plain and good-for-nothing. √

A fake anti-Sue story that claims to be against Mary Sues, but has a Mary Sue protagonist. √

Thanks to the wonderful designer at Tea Leaf Graphics for the cover. I love it! √