The protagonist gets cheats and travels through various worlds to flirt with male idols and cause trouble.
Mainly plot-oriented, no meat.
Not sure about the relationship, not proactive, not refusing, not responsible (funny) No.
Not all worlds are sexy.
The starting gift package is the identity of Ainur (Valar, Willy, Maia) in the world of the Lord of the Rings. The protagonist is a professional spell caster and does not engage in melee combat (the melee force value is high, like Gandalf, but he does not use Galen's great sword, and mainly focuses on spells).
This book is also called "The White Devil Begins with HP" and "The Spellcaster Begins with Maia in Harry Potter"
Jerome's name means a sacred name, careful, analytical, and spiritual. It has nothing to do with Jerome in Gotham City, but his level of sinfulness is several times higher than Valesca's. The surname Goethe comes from the father and has nothing to do with the famous poet Goethe. It's just that when I was looking for a German surname, I couldn't think of the protagonist's surname. However, in the book, the poet Goethe is one of Jerome's ancestors (a side branch), and his mother's name also comes from this.
The protagonist will be a vivid character, not a pure Long Aotian, a Mary Sue, or a random character (although it is indeed a whim). He will be a bit literary, a bit crazy, and loves beautiful things. In short, he will not be a casual character (please don't ask me to change the character or personality, and I swear to love the pigeon spirit wholeheartedly)
weak introduction
Purpose: Save the concept of love?