On the day he turned 11, Tom Riddle received his acceptance letter to Hogwarts, and his soul merged with a traveling soul from our world.

A new Tom Riddle is born, and he will take the wizarding world by storm.

With future knowledge and some creativity, he will achieve anything he sets his mind to.At the same time, he is also in the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe/X-Men.

No harem, by the way

John Shafiq, son of a nun.

As a special wizard who can devour magic power.

From the day he gained power, he knew that the world was full of greed and malice towards him.

For him, Hogwarts was the only refuge in this world.

But the fledglings always have a time to spread their wings.

Even a dormant dragon will eventually rise from the abyss.

When that day comes, what will the appearance of the dragon leaping out of the deep pool be?

[Voldemort, why does your magic taste so bad? ]

PS: The protagonist is a human, not a dragon. Dragon is just a title.

[I, Cassandra Malfoy.] [I am the most outstanding Slytherin, with clear ambitions!] [I am the brightest morning star of the pure-blood family, the eternal pride of Hogwarts!] [Voldemort will fall at my feet, the Ministry of Magic will bow before me, and the entire wizarding world will obey my leadership.] [To recast the glory of magic and to be supreme over all living beings, this is my ultimate goal!] "Wait, who are you? What are you talking about?" With golden curly hair and emerald eyes, the 11-year-old Cassandra listened.

This book is also known as "Come to Hogwarts to Learn to Slay Gods" and "Chainsword + Boltgun: Times Have Changed, Wizard Master!"

In the dark 41st millennium, Bourne faced the Primarch Angron, who had ascended to the devil, in the Warp and was hit head-on by the Spinebreaker.

But his soul was neither polluted and assimilated by the Warp, nor did he return to the Golden Throne.

Bourne came to the world of Harry Potter.

ps: The content of this book is also friendly to readers who don't know Warhammer and Harry Potter. You can rest assured that the protagonist will not be tragic.