In 1991, a professor boarded the Hogwarts train.
The butterfly flaps its wings and creates a storm.
Destiny began to change.
No one will die in my foreseeable future - I promise you, I promise everyone, everyone who dies in the foreseeable future.
Oh, if you want, maybe we can make an unbreakable vow?
Fate may just need a little twist. If Cedric hadn't touched the portkey, if someone had caught Sirius before he fell through the curtain, if Dumbledore hadn't put on the ring, if the Dark Lord hadn't found Snape before the final battle...
What I want to bet on is such a possibility.
1. The male protagonist is fighting to save everyone's lives. He is unlikely to change other things. This is related to his concept, which will gradually change later. In the early stage, it is towards the original work. In the later stage, it may deviate from the original work partially, but not too much.
2. I won't dismantle the original CP, but it may not be reflected well.
3. I don't know if the male protagonist has CP, and if he does, it's not a big proportion. Mainly family/friendship orientation
4. The male protagonist is a professor of alchemy, a master of divination, and a master of magic theory. The setting is relatively simple, but if you want to see the end of the story, you can take a detour. There will definitely be a price to pay for snatching people away from the God of Death.
5. Fans of the Lion Court will not wash away the Snake Court, nor Voldemort, nor the respected figures in the Snake Court. Snake Academy Fans v Big Fans and Noble Fans can take a detour, professor fans... I can also be considered a professor fan, but my understanding may be different from ordinary professor fans.
6. Don't like to run fast!
Maybe I don't have a cp, but I must be danmei and fill in the form of pure love... Bald head
Purpose: No one should die in fairy tales