After transmigrating to 1927, Wesley Xavier opened his eyes and found himself kidnapped. A man who appreciates good looks, Wesley looked at the handsome, black-haired, dark-eyed boy as he said, "My name is Tom Riddle."
As a lucky soul who had barely read any Harry Potter, Wesley received an acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day. He told his friend:
"Hey, Tom, you know what? Someday there's going to be a big villain called 'fu di mo.' He's really, really evil."
Please forgive the protagonist for knowing Voldemort only by his Chinese name.
Wesley says: Captain America's Winter Soldier is my childhood friend, Professor X is my little brother, Magneto is my sister-in-law, and Iron Man's dad is my uncle. Life is perfect. As for my boyfriend, oh, Tom, have you made your cut today?
Wesley is a Metamorphmagus Animagus, which means he can become the best agent. He hopes to return to China in that era and do what he can, saving those he can.
The protagonist is a naive sweetheart, and so is the author. Please be gentle.
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Completed, hilarious story. Main story updated. Completed. Harry Potter completed.
Was the protagonist really an adult with normal views in his previous life?
Controlled, imprisoned, and their happy lives in ruins, what is the difference between the situations of Riddell and those of trafficked women? A trafficked woman has a psychological shadow and her life is ruined. At least she can gain sympathy. But when she comes to Riddle, she is accused of being cowardly by the protagonist? ?
Most people with normal views can understand that a trafficked woman does not want a child born under force, but when it comes to Riddle, does it become irresponsible?
What about "you should know she won't hurt you"? Why should the victim consider the mood of the perpetrator? Why should Riddle be worthy of the criminal who imprisoned him? Just because of Merope's twisted love? The protagonist is simply saying, "You just lost your future, family, and life, but Merope lost her love."
What's the difference between the protagonist's thoughts and those fake virgins on the Internet who turn a blind eye to pain and only use illusory "great love" to oppress their victims?
Merope does not deserve any sympathy. If you underestimate her sin because of her tragic experience, this is simply saying that the weak can ignore moral laws and the miserable can do whatever they want - "I am miserable and I am justified" is as disgusting as "I am strong and I am justified"
As a victim, Old Riddle should not bear any harsh blame - otherwise we will admit that a trafficked woman must endure the suffering (husband, children) imposed on her, and she cannot pursue her own life.
The protagonist's outlook on life is really... Whether he thinks so himself or ignores the pain of old Riddle because of Tom's close relationship with him, what he said to Riddle is too infuriating.
What's wrong with Old Tom? As an unfortunate man who was charmed/raped and borrowed, the protagonist actually thinks that he is irresponsible? I don't understand this logic. This child is just like a child born from a sperm donation. It has nothing to do with him. His life has been ruined by the criminal Merop who raped him. What position does little Tom have to take revenge? After all, little Tom's genes are the paranoia, violence, and mental disorder accumulated over so many generations. He is a potential criminal born here. In the world of CM, he would be another serial killer...
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Even so, that witch seems to be sick! She already has a beloved fiancée, and she drinks love potion for her to break up her family. She clearly knows that the man doesn't love her, but she still deliberately thinks about it. It's really a problem with her thinking, ~~( )
Ahhhhh, I want to continue watching! ! !
So blue and thin, I hope my wife won't cheat me, I want to read the following article
Ultimate boss script
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I've seen too much of hp, and I'm a bit confused. In fact, if it were me, I would like to give the Sphinx a Chinese question of heaven.
Who am I where I am where I come from where I am going
what is sky what is earth blabla
At first I thought it was a basilisk. Sorry, I had a brain twitch.
Was the protagonist really an adult with normal views in his previous life? Controlled, imprisoned, and their happy lives in ruins, what is the difference between the situations of Riddell and those of trafficked women? A trafficked woman has a psychological shadow and her life is ruined. At least she can gain sympathy. But when she comes to Riddle, she is accused of being cowardly by the protagonist? ? Most people with normal views can understand that a trafficked woman does not want a child born under force, but when it comes to Riddle, does it become irresponsible? What about "you should know she won't hurt you"? Why should the victim consider the mood of the perpetrator? Why should Riddle be worthy of the criminal who imprisoned him? Just because of Merope's twisted love? The protagonist is simply saying, "You just lost your future, family, and life, but Merope lost her love." What's the difference between the protagonist's thoughts and those fake virgins on the Internet who turn a blind eye to pain and only use illusory "great love" to oppress their victims? Merope does not deserve any sympathy. If you underestimate her sin because of her tragic experience, this is simply saying that the weak can ignore moral laws and the miserable can do whatever they want - "I am miserable and I am justified" is as disgusting as "I am strong and I am justified" As a victim, Old Riddle should not bear any harsh blame - otherwise we will admit that a trafficked woman must endure the suffering (husband, children) imposed on her, and she cannot pursue her own life. The protagonist's outlook on life is really... Whether he thinks so himself or ignores the pain of old Riddle because of Tom's close relationship with him, what he said to Riddle is too infuriating.
What's wrong with Old Tom? As an unfortunate man who was charmed/raped and borrowed, the protagonist actually thinks that he is irresponsible? I don't understand this logic. This child is just like a child born from a sperm donation. It has nothing to do with him. His life has been ruined by the criminal Merop who raped him. What position does little Tom have to take revenge? After all, little Tom's genes are the paranoia, violence, and mental disorder accumulated over so many generations. He is a potential criminal born here. In the world of CM, he would be another serial killer...
Punch-in and flower-pressing claw pen refill Even so, that witch seems to be sick! She already has a beloved fiancée, and she drinks love potion for her to break up her family. She clearly knows that the man doesn't love her, but she still deliberately thinks about it. It's really a problem with her thinking, ~~( )
Ahhhhh, I want to continue watching! ! !
So blue and thin, I hope my wife won't cheat me, I want to read the following article
Ultimate boss script
Punch-in and flower-pressing claw pen refill
I've seen too much of hp, and I'm a bit confused. In fact, if it were me, I would like to give the Sphinx a Chinese question of heaven. Who am I where I am where I come from where I am going what is sky what is earth blabla
At first I thought it was a basilisk. Sorry, I had a brain twitch.
Punch-in and flower-pressing claw pen refill