The female lead is the strongest fighter, no explanation needed.
The female lead loves role-playing, trying out different lives, and adopting different personas. This is one continuous story, and she keeps her memories when she changes identities. She's here to have fun, plain and simple.
Since the female lead is here to play, she doesn't get very involved in the main plot. In short, she can fight, but she doesn't care.
The female lead's name is Garcia.
Couple: Severus Snape
First identity: Slytherin top student √
Second identity: Apprentice herbalist √
Third identity: Pure-blood Austrian aristocrat √
Fourth identity: Black cat nobody wants to buy √
Fifth identity: Exchange ambassador from an Eastern cultivation sect to Hogwarts √
Sixth identity: Death Eater √
Seventh identity: Portrait at St. Mungo's
First published on a certain site. Archiving it here.
Theme: You know you love me
I cried to death, this chapter made me so sad (please don't let the ending be, please)
Hostess: Do you need someone else to teach you such a simple thing?
Hehehehe, I can foresee that the professor will become more and more tired and shocked after meeting more and more Garcias. Hahahaha, it's fun 😏😏😏
I read both of my wife's articles in one go. I really like them both. Will this one be updated? [Let me be healthy]
Ahhhhh! Why is Maomao offline? I want the mouse to die. I want Maomao.
What about the little black cat? Is the little black cat finished? I want to see kittens
Looking forward to the next Garcia (fly rubbing hands)
Reminds me of a story where the heroine transformed into various vests and fell in love with the hero to cheat him out of the breakup money. At the most ruthless moment, the heroine transformed into seven people and drained the hero dry. I feel like the heroine of this article also has this kind of potential hhhhhh
Wasn't there a curse in Snape's storage room that would break off one's hand if one entered it, but Barty was so powerful that he solved it? Or did he not steal it successfully but still gave Snape a warning?
How did you see that? I'm a little curious.