Meili transmigrates into the body of Mertle Warren, the youngest daughter of an ordinary working-class family in London, England, in 1927.
She thinks her biggest challenges in this life will be surviving the war and making her fortune, until the summer she turns eleven, when a letter arrives by owl.
She is going to Hogwarts, and among the students starting that year is a boy named Tom Riddle.
She doesn't yet know that the name Mertle is rendered in the East as Myrtle.
1. I'm writing for fun, with no outline. I haven't settled on a pairing or decided how far the timeline will go.
2. The main story is about the heroine's life in the magical world and stopping Voldemort from destroying it.
3. I'm following the original canon from memory (the seven books and the first Fantastic Beasts movie). I'll fix any discrepancies I can, and treat anything I can't fix as a parallel universe.
4. I'm writing this out of love and as a change of pace from my long-running story next door, so updates will be irregular.
Theme: Love this world.
Speaking of Potter brand shampoo, I remembered a joke that I forgot where I saw it from: Snape didn't like washing his hair because he had to physically carry out his opposition to Potter!
So the author is in confinement. I saw that her other article has also been discontinued hahahahaha
Dada's article is so charming. It's well written. I have saved it. Whenever I update the article in the future, I will give Dada two points and give such a lovely post a thumbs up.
Hello, it's Chinese New Year. It doesn't matter if you don't have any red envelopes. Just a little update will be fine (a weak question)
Good guy, I really like this cute heroine www
I really love this setting. As long as it's not a rip-off, it doesn't matter if the update is slow.
Yay!!! Sue the teacher!!! By the way, middle-aged Dumbledore should still be quite hot, right?
If it weren't for your special settings, I would have forgotten about you, vicissitudes of life.
The new year has begun, why don't you consider updating it?
Wouldn't it be miserable to have a lifelong enemy? You have to be better than him. Me too. When I reviewed the original work recently, I felt like time flies by so fast.