Long-term update in June 26, I am too busy and tired to become a third grader. (25.5.23)
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Cheng Ci, an orphan who sells steamed buns in a slum alley, is told one day that he is actually the missing young master of the ancient British magic family, the Minow family - Sargeet Minow.
From a greasy apron to a tailor-made wool suit, from a dark alley to a magical manor in London, his world is turned upside down. But what shocked him most was not the family wealth, but the sentence: "Sajit, you are a wizard!"
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A new life in Hogwarts is about to begin, and Sargeet is destined to be entangled with one person - Draco Malfoy, the "blond troublemaker" in Visirion's words.
When the pure-blooded Slytherin prince met the "down-and-out young master" who grew up in the Muggle world, sparks and hostility coexisted: "Do you think you can win respect with Mino's surname?"
But Sargeet just blinked: "Compared to gold galleons, I'm better at talking with my fists."
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On one side is Visirion's almost paranoid protectiveness, and on the other side is Draco's temptation to stay away.
Sargeet struggled in the whirlpool of the pure-blood world: the secret past of the Minnow family, the undercurrents of Hogwarts, and... Draco's gray-blue eyes that always glanced at him in Potions class.
"You smell like buns," the blond boy frowned in disgust, but pushed the scone in front of him that was cast with a warming charm, "Don't let others smell it, it will embarrass Slytherin."
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"If pure-blood glory is a shackles -" Sargeet loosened his tie and pointed his wand directly at Draco, "then I would rather be the one to tear it open.
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Hard-tongued Draco × down-to-earth genius Sargeet
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*There are auxiliary plot lines that are not the original work, and the main line deviates from the original work (25.4.3)
*No offense to any character, but Slytherin is not that unforgivable, and their ending has been modified (25.4.3)
*The death endings of Cedric, Dumbledore, and Snape are still under consideration (25.4.3)
*The text has been tentatively decided (25.4.12)
Purpose: Living a good life is better than anything else
