[Harry Potter] Is It Wrong to Play Japanese-Style RPGs in the Wizarding World?

Shirley, an eleven-year-old witch, has a secret: she transmigrated. Fortunately, her golden finger is a game System! Unfortunately, her golden finger is a Japanese RPG she was playing, one said to be so free-form it borders on the deranged... Shirley has always done her best to hide how strange she is, keeping her classmates and teachers from discovering her extraordinary “talents.” The cat she raises lays eggs, the chickens she sees produce milk, and every year, when the weather turns aetherial, she accidentally grows an extra arm or ends up with a rain cloud floating over her head. When the Sorting Hat lands on her head, the first thing it says is, “So you’re the [Star Betrayer]. Let’s see where you belong...” In her sixth year, Shirley sets down her spoon at the dinner table and looks toward the staff table. The shock is enough to make her pupils quake. The new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Alastor Moody, has a health bar floating above his head! A little skit Tom, the proprietor of the Leaky Cauldron, opens the guest register. “May I ask who’s checking in?” A dialogue prompt appears, and Shirley answers vacantly, “Dragon Slayer of the Mining Town, Practitioner of Agriculture, Guardian of Palomia, King of the Undersea, Hero of the Free City-States, Sage of the Water Capital, Benefactor of Girls, Guardian of the Three Magic Stones, Lord of Leichimesu, Savior of the Burning Forest, Shirley.” Tom shuts the register in alarm. “We don’t have room for that many people!” Note: The heroine did transmigrate, but she comes from a parallel Earth with no Harry Potter. The pairing hasn’t been decided yet :P This is a free story, updated whenever inspiration strikes. New chapters may drop from time to time~ Theme: Have the courage to try new things