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Anna was just transported to another world when she was targeted by a demon named Rotgar. Due to a bet, he possessed various types of outstanding men to propose to her, but she had already seen through him. Thus, she engaged in a battle of wits with him, ruthlessly and creatively rejecting him while making him believe he was getting closer to success. Meanwhile, she seized every opportunity to climb out of the slums with her intelligence and hard work, embarking on a promising path as a mage. The story humorously tells of a love war between a human and a demon that unfolds by chance. The protagonists, under mutual misunderstandings, deepen their understanding and develop affection for each other in the struggle across different dimensions, eventually achieving a cross-race love.

Before meeting Candice, Tom Riddle knew only darkness. That Gryffindor girl who descended from the sky gave him the first piece of candy and also the first glimmer of light. He deceived her. Using her to retaliate against Dumbledore, using lies to achieve love, using the spell to seize souls and burdening her with human lives. Candice died for him twice, and Riddle gave up immortality for her. When the Dark Lord finally understood love, that piece of candy had turned into a poison. -- This is a story about "He loved her, but used all his strength to destroy her."

The first time she saw him, he had just come out of the theater, holding a walking stick, wearing a dark grey overcoat with the sleeves reaching down to his knees, and his shoes shining brightly. He was tall and straight, with slender fingers and large prominent bones, so much so that she completely failed to notice his whitened temples and wrinkles at the corners of his eyes. Later, she learned that he had been married three times and his eldest daughter had already gotten married and had children. He was sixty-five years old, an old man who could be her father himself.

The young mutant journalist Weidi was forced to infiltrate Xavier's mutant academy. During her investigation, she gradually came to understand this group and found herself in a difficult situation, struggling with the contradiction between her professional mission and personal emotions. If one day someone told Weidi that one day she would save all the mutants. At the age of twenty-two, Weidi would say you're talking in your sleep. If that person added one more sentence: and make every wizard live openly with the weak. At the age of twenty-two, Weidi would sneer. The winner of the Pulitzer Prize that year, the first and only British female journalist. That journalist said: "I used to be a talkative and simple girl."

One morning, ordinary girl Kathy woke up and found that not only was she a little girl whose soul had been transported to England, but she was also shocked to discover that she was living in a parallel magical world where there were no monsters, the plot was chaotic, and the timeline was all messed up. When she finally managed to integrate into a peaceful life, a familiar owl delivered the admission notice to Hogwarts, and it turned out that she was a member of the wizarding family. As a new student, Kathy was enrolled in the Ravenclaw College. From the surprise of learning about her parents' concealment of their wizarding identity upon her arrival, to the despair of getting hopelessly lost in the maze-like stairs and changing stairwells at Hogwarts; from accidentally forming an "employment service" friendship with the lively Harry to witnessing his traditional yet unique argument and confrontation with Malfoy. In Potions class, she had to deal with the pressure from the strict Snape professor, while in History of Magic class, the entire class was entranced by Binns' hypnotic lecture. Even more wonderfully, Kathy discovered that she was exceptionally talented in the Charms class and was jokingly called "the genius girl" by the Gryffindors. Apart from studying, the campus life was equally exciting. She was involved in the "Powering Hogwarts" grand plan led by Harry and dominated by the Gryffindors. In the secret and responsive house, she and the students from each house (even including the Slytherins who came to "challenge") embarked on a hilarious technological adventure. At night, she experienced being watched by portraits while doing the employment service, and accidentally walked into the kitchen, witnessing a wonderful scene where students from all four houses gathered together to steal midnight snacks. The Christmas holiday dinner at Harry's house allowed her to witness the "affectionate" interaction that had continued from her parents' generation.

Kalan was a gift from the Queen to the Duke of Silver.　 But the Duke of Silver never imagined that the moment he obtained Kalan, he had already sunk deep into the quagmire of greed. She was so lowly, humble, and insignificant, Yet so utterly captivating. Aloof Nobleman and Resilient Heroine