Pairing: Draco Malfoy x Original Female Lead (Dono Wen)
"Draco Malfoy, you're the best person I've ever met."
"Shut up. Potter would throw up if he heard that."
Dono Wen has a secret.
She came from China to Hogwarts with a jade pendant engraved with Eastern runes, and she has a mission to complete.
Dono Wen, the girl who always ties up her black hair with a ribbon, is Malfoy's "obedient fiancée" by day. At night, she draws up a list of names on parchment: a list of the dead.
Draco Malfoy has a secret, too.
He saw the truth in her memories long ago, but he lets her weave lies in the crook of his arm.
"What did you wish for?" he asked, watching her release a sky lantern into the night breeze in Hogsmeade.
"I hope you'll always be happy," she said, and the sincerity in her eyes set Draco's heart ablaze once more.
Later, she approaches the darkness carrying the hatred of having lost her parents, yet remains kind because of love.
He is forced to bear the Dark Mark, yet clings to the last glimmer of light in the Patronus Charm amid the darkness.
When hatred and love intertwine,
she drives a poisoned dinner knife toward her enemy, while he secretly helps cover for her.
Eastern magic x pure-blood conspiracies x mutual salvation
Content warning: The heroine is no pushover, and the hero is prickly at first. The romance is sweet, sweet, sweet, no matter what. Happy ending guaranteed.
[Highlighted Setup]
? Mutual secrets and salvation: He knows about her revenge, and she always sees through his weakness and inner struggle.
Set in the original story's world, with characters kept as intelligent as possible.
The oppressive atmosphere after Voldemort's return x the fierce love and hatred of the young.
The heroine is no pushover, and the hero inhabits a moral gray area.
(The blurb may leave you wondering, but the actual story is sweeter.)
"Bonus Scene"
A new bit of gossip is going around Hogwarts: there's a line engraved on the back of Malfoy's Prefect Badge:
"My fiancée is the worst liar in the world."
Character dynamics
Gentle outlaw x conflicted believer
1. The heroine is both righteous and wicked. She sometimes stops at nothing, but she has lines she won't cross.
2. Their romance is a game of mutual seduction.
3. The story follows the original timeline as closely as possible.
4. Mutual redemption and growth, with a happy ending.
His love is an undercurrent beneath the Black Lake: calm on the surface, but already turning your world upside down beneath it.
Theme: Finding a light more powerful than magic in the rift between one's allegiance and one's true feelings.
I don't understand, either the purpose of being here or the way the problem is handled. Why did you come to a foreign country alone when you were so weak? And maintain a weak image
🤩 🤩 The writing is so good but it's not 🔥?!
Pansy said exactly what I wanted to say, whoever proposes to me on my birthday will really break up with each other 😂
It feels like the heroine is not bad at English, but like she is stuttering 😂
I guess Dono must be very beautiful and delicate in Draco's eyes. The little bastard must have agreed at first glance that this is a friend (toy) that only belongs to him.
There are no comments on this chapter? First time driving! [Orange candy] Got it [Purple candy] kswl
And Harry is also jealous. Is this normal? I went back and read the synopsis of the novel. Didn't it say that the heroine is not a good person? I think the heroine is really easy to control. Anyone can step on her. Blessed are those who like spoiled wives. The male protagonist was tough-talking in the early stage, okay, okay, okay. At first, he was just tough-talking. It was clear that he was tough-talking but soft-hearted. But later on, it was clear that he was too cowardly to go to the secret room and was afraid of being abandoned, so he isolated the heroine. Why did he create a scandal between the heroine and Harry? Didn't he himself know his influence in Slantlin? He said that the heroine was the enemy of the Malfoy family, which was the default for everyone to isolate and bully the heroine, and then the tough hero saved the beautiful Dokidoki. The heroine's suffering in these chapters was all caused by the male protagonist. In the end, he just said that it was because he was jealous of you being close to others and he liked you, so he was forgiven? Um? I also read the following chapters, and I really fell in love. The copywriting is a scam, sister. It's not a problem. I can't imagine anyone who is better than the heroine.
6. I really can't stand it anymore, so why are there so many plots about abusing the heroine before? Why does the heroine have such low self-esteem? If you want to write a sweet story, don't insert such a chapter in which you don't understand why you abuse the heroine. The sweetness in the beginning is good, but you have to add a paragraph in the middle, so the heroine knew that Draco liked him before because of Draco. Doesn't the bullying and isolation caused by it not count? Doesn't the matter of Draco deliberately speaking evil words and spreading pornographic rumors disappear? It is very abstract for Hermione to be able to work as an assistant after seeing her friends being treated like this. These chapters seem to have unclear meaning and have no effect on the emotional line and the main line. Apart from disgusting readers, I really can't think of any other purpose [Joker]
Is it true that the male lead can't be changed? I'm so angry.
[Orange Candy] Yes, we are finally together???????