Starting at Hogwarts, Logging into Elden Ring

Arthur never expected to wake up in the *Harry Potter* world.

On top of that, he gets something even stranger—a “Game Life System” that lets him enter different game worlds. By clearing achievements in those games, he can even bring items back into reality.

Sounds amazing, right?

Well… there’s just one problem.

The games he gets thrown into are not fun at all. They’re the kind that break your sanity—think *Elden Ring* level difficulty and worse.

Luckily, Arthur isn’t completely helpless. As a member of the Feng Ling Yue Ying sect, he has some protection and a few tricks to help him lower the difficulty of even the most brutal challenges. So instead of dying over and over, he slowly figures out how to survive, adapt, and win.

Meanwhile, in the Harry Potter world, life goes on pretty peacefully for him. He goes to school, messes around with his system, plays dangerous “games” on the side… and somehow ends up taking care of a certain young witch.

Years pass.

And one day, Arthur looks at Hermione Granger—now the Minister of Magic, the one who has already taken down dark wizards and reshaped the wizarding world—and can’t help but reflect on everything.

Maybe this system wasn’t about becoming a hero at all.

Maybe it was just a very complicated way of playing a “raising sim” game in real life.