"Excuse me, Professor Snape, why do they all call you a slave?"

"I didn't know. He said he could help me revive, so I joined him."

"Then why are you, Principal Deng..."

"Don't talk nonsense, I'm not the principal anymore."

"Then Mr. Fu, could you briefly describe the reasons for your failure?"

The old man without a nose took a deep puff of cigarette and said

"I still remember that day when we happily gathered a group of people to surround Hogwarts..."

"Then what?"

"Then we were surrounded. There was no way out. People were flying in the air, running on the ground, and swimming in the water. They were afraid we would escape."

"Can't you beat him?"

"Do you believe I can take on a thousand people?"

"Then why did it fail?"

“I can’t pick ten thousand…”

When facing the interview, Levi insisted that he did not engage in a group fight, but was just a normal duel between wizards.

Many people spend their entire lives trying to find their true talents, but Seamus Finnigan's talent is undeniable. Just imagine, 30 years from now, who could stand up to me, the Demolition Man? Dumbledore? Grindelwald? Voldemort? Even Merlin would have to retreat. ...Ahem, keep a low profile. Keep a low profile.

"Professor Dumbledore, have you ever seen Hogwarts at four in the morning?" Russell said calmly. "From midnight to six o'clock, get six hours of sleep." "From six to eight o'clock, sweat it out in the Forbidden Forest, including but not limited to wrestling with trolls, practicing riding on unicorns, dodging centaurs' arrows, and so on." "From eight to six, be ready for a full day of study." "From six to ten, study late into the night in the library." "From ten to twelve, practice dueling skills in the Room of Requirement." This is the simple yet fulfilling day of Russell Fishthorne, the King of the Curriculum at Hogwarts.

When Arthur Cole, a modern scholar obsessed with the occult, accidentally activates the ancient runes of Kamar-Taj, he tears through the dimensional barrier and falls into the world of Harry Potter, but loses the pages of his notebook containing key spells. With only his remaining magical theories and a unique gift of "dimensional affinity," he becomes the most special student at Hogwarts: his wand can cast both Lumos and the golden sparks of Kamar-Taj.

Here, in Ravenclaw's star dome, he reconstructs the truth of magic:

Using runes to analyze the Seraphim Shield, the shield spell that amazed Flitwick;

Using wizard magic to tame dimensional energy, he bound a mutated Acromantula deep in the Forbidden Forest;

The game with Hermione Granger - she could decipher his "Raven's Shadow" handwriting, but she couldn't see through the afterimage of the New York Sanctuary that flashed in the mirror when he gazed into the Mirror of Erised.

When Voldemort obtained the lost forbidden notebook, the twisted power of the dark dimension eroded the wizarding world: Nagini transformed into a multi-eyed snake, the Killing Curse was wrapped in scarlet energy, and spatial cracks seeped out of the walls of Hogwarts...

On the night of the final battle, Arthur stood in the ruins of the Great Hall. The runes carved on his wand were no longer any known runes—the "Seal of Creation," a symbol that blended the essence of magic from two worlds. Hermione's voice pierced the battlefield: "This time, your wisdom must burn for everyone."

——When the dimensional laws of Kamar-Taj collide with the wizard's blood magic, who is the real "heretic"?

[Single female protagonist Hermione + mainly based on the movie plot, later plot changes + system]

Kevin traveled to the world of Harry Potter and grew up in an orphanage without ever coming into contact with magic. It was not until he was 11 years old that he finally received the admission letter to Hogwarts.

Reborn, he just wants to enjoy this magical journey, but as time goes by, he can't help but get caught up in it...

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Snape: Kevin? Humph! Just a cocky brat with a bit of talent.

Dumbledore: Kevin is such a good boy who would go to great lengths to help his friends.

Voldemort: Kevin, this unethical and despicable villain! He has attacked me with a crowbar every time I die!

Some people worship him. Some people hate him. Some people say he is immortal. Some people say he has already died. Some people say he seeks the truth and successfully advances magic. Some people say he is heartbroken and will become the root of wizards' demise.

In this world full of fairy tales and beauty, everyone has different opinions about him. But no matter what, everyone will admit that there is always an era that belongs to Dawn. It includes the present. Including the past. Of course, it also includes the future.

A necromancer with the title of natural disaster, because of an accident, he traveled to the world of Harry Potter.

His name is Ian, and he was an orphan in the first life, and only the stories of Harry Potter accompanied him in his childhood.

In the second life, he is a necromancer that everyone fears.

When he comes to Hogwarts, where will the fate of this world go…

After many years:

Voldemort: Me? Dark Lord? Don’t talk nonsense! Be careful, I will sue you for spreading rumors!

Dumbledore: Ian is the patron saint of the wizarding world!

Grindelwald: It was Ian who made the wizard great again!

This book and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.

The following is a real interview record:

"Professor Evans Kahn, what do you think of the rumors that you are the first generation Dark Lord and the confidant secretly cultivated by Headmaster Dumbledore?"

"That is pure slander!"

Evans stood at the Wizengamot's inauguration ceremony, his face indignant.

"Dark Lord? White Lord? These all sound too scary."

"If there must be a title, I actually prefer the word Beast King."

The next day, newspapers throughout the wizarding world published reports about the third generation Dark Lord changing his nickname.

"Wait, when did I admit that I was the Dark Lord?"

"Don't put all your hopes in the 'savior', let me carry the burden!" "Believe me, there is nothing to fear from Voldemort, he was never our true enemy!" Ethan Vincent, winner of the 2008 World War II Award