(Harry Potter) Please Remember That I Love You (Voldemort)

[Overall] One strange dream, and somehow she ended up in a world of magic. As if being forced to transmigrate weren't bad enough, there was the war-torn Muggle world, and then being forced to live in an orphanage. And on top of all that... she somehow, inexplicably, ended up taking the Dark Lord as her little brother?! She worked so hard to raise little Tom, but once he got to Hogwarts, he refused to acknowledge her as his sister. You ungrateful brat! I'm not your punching bag, I'm your sister! The sworn enemies meet again, and a chaotic battle begins at Hogwarts. Even if she loses her memories, even if she is reborn, she is determined to return to the magical world. But she never expected that he had been waiting all along, waiting to call her "Sister" once more. And he waited for half a century... He said to her fiercely, "You are not allowed to forget again. Even if you forget the whole world, even if you forget who you are, you have to remember this: I love you." [Part One] The Childhood Chronicles of Little Dark Lord Tom (Ongoing) Being a big sister isn't easy. Being the Dark Lord's big sister is even harder. Meals, clothes, reading, writing, and then magical lessons on top of it all. Tom, you better behave and listen to me! But Tom was born to be a Dark Lord. Who are you to boss him around? Who will win? Who is right and who is wrong? A Chinese big sister and her little brother, the Dark Lord, in a childhood full of hilarious mishaps... A few things to know before you start: 1. The heroine is an ordinary modern girl. She is not all-powerful, naive, saintly, or scheming. 2. The heroine sticks to a Ravenclaw-Gryffindor path, while the male lead is set on Slytherin. This story takes a neutral stance on the Gryffindor-Slytherin rivalry, so proceed with caution if you dislike that. 3. This story gives Voldemort a chance to clear his name, but does not vilify Harry, the headmaster, or the Order of the Phoenix. 4. This story keeps things lighthearted, so readers who like dark stories should proceed with caution. The first half focuses on family and friendship. The story is a slow burn, so please be patient. 5. This is Mai Zi's first long novel. If anything could be better, feel free to let me know. Um... feel free to throw a few bricks my way, too.