[A heartthrob + a beloved figure + a child from the previous generation + a parent from the previous generation + a grandfather from the previous generation + a sickly man with a life-extending system]

Gryffindor heroine's heartthrob

The system's presence is weak.

Timeline: Child Generation - Parent Generation - Grandparent Generation - Child Generation

During the summer vacation of fourth grade, the parents went offline to visit the grandparents.

Noah was taken back to 1973 by her father's belongings during her second-grade summer vacation. She has something to say about seeing her friend's father naked right from the start.

I finally made it through fourth grade and then got Avada Kedavra from a crazy woman.

Her father's gold pocket watch once again demonstrated its power, taking her across the boundaries of time so she could save the world.

Noah X HPall

One-sided attacks from the next generation: James Remus, Sirius, Regulus, Peter Snipe, and Barty Jr.

One-sided love between offspring: Harry, Draco, Cedric, Weasley twins, Brayclum, Bill Weasley, Percy Weasley, Oliver Wood, etc.

Ancestor: Riddle Ablucas (Original Character)

Includes clichéd plots such as faking death and sibling/father-son conflicts.

Includes some original characters

Do not over-analyze the details, including fictional elements.

Warning: There are many characters on the table, and some characters cannot have too much space in the main text, so they will have their own "if" storylines.

The story contains OOC (Out of Character) elements, with the female protagonist being a toxic fan of Riddle.

Refuse writing guidance.

There is no true yuri (lesbian) route because this is a heterosexual (boy-girl) story.

However, there is a friendship storyline.

I don't like people commenting on or criticizing the characters I create.

Especially the female lead

I don't like writing about female rivalry.

Stop giving me low stars based on OOC (Out of Character) and plot points from the original work, even after reading the warning. I'll go and confront them directly.