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What would happen if an ordinary otaku takes a game mini-world and travels to HP?
What will happen if an ordinary otaku travels through time and becomes a great magician?
Of course it's to save all the tragic characters! Of course, it's cool and cool, and then you reach the pinnacle of life!
Professor CP will never waver!
If you want to watch sadomasochistic love, you can choose it. If you want to see a frog boiled in warm water, you can choose it. If you don't like Su! Cool! Yes, let's cross it too...
This is a healing article. The heroine travels back in time to when the professor was 13 years old. Each! Kind! Favor! Teach! Grant!
The heroine is three years older than the professor. If you mind, please give me a thumbs up... (I am already powerless QAQ)
(A novice author, this is my first test article, and I try not to overwhelm the professor's character, but after all, I am a fan, and the author is not the professor himself. Everything is just speculation. If you take it seriously, you will lose.)
Many passages in the original work are no longer testable, and the author is too lazy. If you encounter bugs, if it is not a matter of principle, just ignore it. Boo boo~ I hope you are all little angels!
PS: This document is only dedicated to the deceased professor and the deceased Alan Rickman.
About the heroine's surname: It's very simple, because I like the author of One Hundred Years of Solitude, García Márquez, so the heroine has this surname... (Is it too willful?)
Reader comments
Five years have passed. . . Cry bitterly
Reading this chapter also made me feel chilled and heartbroken.
I can't understand their brain circuits. They are both biological children, but they treat their daughters like slaves and their sons as precious as gold. What's even more outrageous is that he personally abandoned his daughter in order to raise his son, and then came to ask for pension money after the daughter could make money (the rest of the 50s were less than 50 years old), and asked for money for his son (who had committed theft when he was a junior high school student) to go to school and rent a car from his wife? ? ? ? ?
I really don't know what to say. Lingni is so unfortunate to have such a family...
I would like to give a suggestion to the author. The heroine does not need to participate in everything. After all, the heroine is a goddess, not a nanny. She needs to follow the golds all the time. The author can describe what happens to the golds through the third person, that is, from the perspective of God. Otherwise, the "I" in the whole article will feel awkward. Apart from this, I didn't feel the sacredness of the goddess, but other feelings were pretty good.
Five years have passed. . . Cry bitterly
Reading this chapter also made me feel chilled and heartbroken. I can't understand their brain circuits. They are both biological children, but they treat their daughters like slaves and their sons as precious as gold. What's even more outrageous is that he personally abandoned his daughter in order to raise his son, and then came to ask for pension money after the daughter could make money (the rest of the 50s were less than 50 years old), and asked for money for his son (who had committed theft when he was a junior high school student) to go to school and rent a car from his wife? ? ? ? ? I really don't know what to say. Lingni is so unfortunate to have such a family...
I would like to give a suggestion to the author. The heroine does not need to participate in everything. After all, the heroine is a goddess, not a nanny. She needs to follow the golds all the time. The author can describe what happens to the golds through the third person, that is, from the perspective of God. Otherwise, the "I" in the whole article will feel awkward. Apart from this, I didn't feel the sacredness of the goddess, but other feelings were pretty good.
Excuse me, where can I see the ending?