When Ron, Hermione, and a group of mischievous fifth-years hatch a plan to prank Draco Malfoy in the most cruel way imaginable, Harry Potter snaps. Furious at their actions, Harry vows to protect every Slytherin, no matter what, and demands Dumbledore to place him in Slytherin House. His resolve is tested when he catches Ron about to assault Draco later that same day, and the sight sends Harry into a blind fury. As the two former rivals clash, Harry must navigate a new, uncertain path while discovering the complicated emotions brewing between him and Draco, leading to an unexpected alliance that will change everything.

Harry Potter at two hundred years old traveled back to the past. To the day he was born. He would make sure no prophecy would be spoken to Dumbledore. And many wixen families and Houses would get their retribution. First one to go was Trelawney.

After a potions accident turns Harry into a six-year-old with no memory of his future, Hogwarts finds itself caring for a frightened, sweet child who remembers only the cruelty of the Dursleys. But in the next six months, as the professors - even Snape - grow fiercely protective of him, Harry discovers the magic of safety, love, and family. A story of healing, found family, and second chances - where the boy who lived finally gets to be the child who was loved. Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter or any of its characters, settings, or original storyline. All rights belong to J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros.

Harry has had enough of seeing his reputation shredded in the Daily Prophet and decides to do something about it. Only he decides to embrace his Slytherin side to rectify matters.

For most of his life, Harry Potter believed his story had already been written. He was the Boy Who Lived. The child who survived Lord Voldemort. The hero raised and guided by Albus Dumbledore to one day end the darkest war the wizarding world had ever known. And he did. The war ended. Voldemort fell. Peace returned. The story was supposed to be over. Harry married Ginny Weasley, built a life, and became the hero the wizarding world needed him to be. But destiny had never truly belonged to the life he was living.

After blowing up his Aunt Marge Harry spend the rest of the summer before his Third Year in Diagon Alley. Having heard about Inheritance Test he decided to take one only learns about the betrayals from his friends. Only to find out that what they had done caused even more harm they could imagine. ⚠️not mine⚠️ Story belongs to Graydove71

When Death itself reveals the truth, love becomes the ultimate rebellion. Lily Evans Potter dies to save her son-and awakens in the twilight beyond life, face-to-face with Death. But instead of peace, she's given revelation: her destiny was rewritten by Albus Dumbledore, her heart chained to James Potter by potions and lies. Her true bond, the one ripped from her soul, belongs to another-Loki Odinson, Prince of Asgard, God of Mischief. Given one chance to reclaim her fate, Lily returns to life-days before her son's conception-and finds herself standing in the hollow echo of a life that was never hers. With a prayer whispered into the void, she calls for the god whose name her soul still remembers. And in a flare of emerald light, he answers.

What would happen if Harry decided not to join the Weasleys at the World Cup and instead stayed at the Burrow and had to go to Diagon Alley to buy books for his summer work? When Harry's trip to Diagon Alley changes his whole life and the future of the Wizarding World.

A story by JustBored21 James and Lily have been put into a coma, Adrian Potter is the boy-who-lived, Dumbledore raises him and drops his twin at his aunts. Harry the twin brother of the boy-who-lived comes to Hogwarts and gets sorted into Slytherin. Harry is different from what anyone expecting and he holds a few secrets. Dumbledore bashing, select Weasley bashing, Hermione bashing. (HarryxDaphne)

Harry Potter was never the hero they thought he was. Not deep down. Before his ninth birthday, he meets Death and learns what the world will never understand: affection is a currency, power is safety, and control is everything. Death arms him with knowledge. Tom Riddle offers him vision. The Wizarding World, in its ignorance, gives him the perfect mask. Sorted into Slytherin, Harry becomes exactly what they want to see-the golden boy with the easy smile, the savior draped in light. But behind the angel's face lies a mind forged in shadows, ruthless and ravenous. Hadrian Peverell does not crave survival. He craves devotion. He craves fear. He craves a world that kneels because it loves him too much to resist. And when he finds Tom Riddle's diary, speaking and thinking and plotting... well, why go back to the 1940s when you can bring the Dark Lord to you? He dreams of drawing him close, of building an empire hand in hand. Together, they'll build something better. A world worthy of their brilliance. A world that loves him, fears him, needs him. Harry Potter was born to die. Hadrian Peverell was born to rule.