[Harry Potter] The Little Princess of the Malfoy Family

As a little Slytherin snake and Draco Malfoy's most beloved younger sister,

Mercer inherited the worst traits of both the Malfoy family and the Black family: she's untalented but arrogant, a troublemaker but a coward.

She also carries on the two families' "fine traditions" by being a born Slytherin.

On top of that, the heroine seems to have something seriously wrong with her.

For example, she collects every bald, scarred, greasy head at Hogwarts.

Notes:

1. The ending is happy!

2. Aside from Voldemort and the pink-clad Madam Umbridge, there don't seem to be any truly bad people in the heroine's world. That's because the heroine herself is the bad one.

3. A little villain who likes her Head of House. They say this little villain was born looking a bit like her great-aunt Bella...

4. If I can't replace the one you love most, then I'll be the cinnabar mole embedded in your heart forever.

5. No unhealthy love: the heroine and Snape don't truly get together until after graduation! No morally outrageous plotlines.

6. Through her own efforts, the heroine gets several top marks in the whole school, including Hogwarts' top points-taker (she only takes points from her own house) and Hogwarts' most jealous person (that's true: for a while, she suspects Snape is gay and likes Harry or Draco).

7. The heroine gets along with both sides. Bella calls her "sweetie" whenever she sees her, and Sirius is her biological uncle. So, the heroine has it pretty easy in the early part of the story.

8. The heroine will suffer in the middle and later parts of the story, but she'll become kinder and braver! So please be patient with the heroine's inherited family "wickedness" in the early chapters.

9. The villains are as stupid as pigs and don't exist in the original story. No original characters will be portrayed negatively, except those who are villains in the original.

10. Everyone in the Malfoy family is beautiful, strong, and tragic. The heroine, of course, has an overwhelming halo of saintliness and is the ultimate Mary Sue. After all, the people she loves are all so tragic. I don't want to put myself through that heartbreak all over again.

Theme: Slytherins never give up.