A crazy science high school student traveled through the HP world and became the pure-blooded girl Alia Athena Avery, and had a new life.
With a happy family, she was "ungrateful" and resolutely decided to go to Hufflepuff during the sorting process; while she was "squandering" her parents' property with peace of mind, she was unwilling to assume her own family responsibilities - so she was called a "white-eyed wolf" by her younger brother.
How ridiculous, Alya thought to herself, walking onto her single-plank bridge.
Demining: (Actually, the author has not encountered many strange species, but just in case)
1. They are not friendly to predators and Snape fans, but they are not necessarily friendly to Black fans; they are probably not friendly to Lily fans and Black fans (?); As for Dumbledore, friendly or unfriendly, that is a question:)
2. Lily is an important character in this book, and Alya's attitude towards her will change.
3. Alia's first priority is always herself; no CP, love and marriage are pending, Alia's absolute center is
4. If you think this is an annoying Mary Sue OC and dislikes the original characters, then you are right and please leave.
5. Plot changes, characters are likely to be OOC, and writing is poor.
6. Try not to dismantle the official version, but I may not like some of them, or they may be dismantled for plot purposes.
7. Alia is sorted into Hufflepuff, but in fact it should be Slytherin; maybe black snake and black lion, but not necessarily
8. Regarding the characters from the previous generation, the author's point of view is: This is a bad debt. If we want to sort it out in detail, it is better to create and fly it all.
9. There are original characters, but there shouldn't be too many, because the author is not very good at depicting characters, and he doesn't want to create many flat characters without thickness.
10. The subsequent plot involves the use of Rita Kist and Dolores Umbridge (if I write this), please leave if you think it is a whitewash.
Purpose: Work hard for the future and hope
