Harry Potter: Dating with Intent

Ivy has a distinctive personality, has her own independent thinking and judgment, and carries a lot of burdens on her. She loves the male protagonist very much, sacrifices a lot for him, and gives up a lot. Severus was attracted to Ivy. He needed her and had her, but she was not the only one to him. Maybe Lily had an indispensable place in his heart. She never hesitated in her love for him, whether it was words or actions. But he flinched, no matter in words or actions. Why does Ivy always feel that Severus doesn't love her enough? Because all Severus left to her was the back of him and Lily walking away together.

Hahahaha, I came so early, and I dug up a treasure. Without further ado, let me introduce this book. The plot of this book CP Snape is a compact plot with three-dimensional characters starting from the student days. The heroine is not one-sided, she also has her own struggles and helplessness, which is good. I would like to warn you that the heroine is not true, kind, silly and sweet, nor is she a detour that the heartthrob doesn't like. If it is OOC, I think it is okay and you can eat it with confidence! ! ! ! ! Highly recommended By the way, there is a time traveler interspersed in the article, so don't worry if you are not a little bit of a slut. Her main role is to promote the development of the plot and to make Si Jiao and Lily become normal friends without breaking up their relationship. OK Now that you've finished explaining, feel free to eat! ! ! Everyone [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

Very well written. But at the end, I suddenly thought that when Lily died, Snape held her and cried bitterly, but when the heroine died, he never cried. At first, he was afraid of be, but now he really wants to be.

It was okay, I gave Silver a preference, but there was a section in the middle that gave people a very confusing feeling. It was a scene where she chases you and she runs away from him, and then it was a bit like playing house. However, the characters are still very consistent, and the personality characteristics are very consistent with me. It is indeed clear that Dumbledore's inaction, and that he always appears last, sacrificing others with his own understanding, clearly analyze Dumbledore's whole person. And the description of Lily is also very consistent. I really never thought that Lily is really that perfect. Her shortcomings are still very obvious, and choosing Potter is indeed the best condition for her at that time. If Lily and Potter are really not dead, I don't think they may make it to the end. After all, Potter is arrogant, arrogant, and crazy. Lily always restrains others with her own thoughts and actions, and is self-centered. She will not think about things from other people's perspectives or understand others. Finally, I beg the author, even if it is a side story, please don't harm Seaver. I think he is tired, so I give him preference so that the professor can get warmth, instead of everyone taking care of Lily (Lily).

There is a bit of abuse in the middle, which made me feel a little uncomfortable. Overall it's great, but sometimes the comment section is a bit dirty. The heroine is not a good person, she's a standard Slytherin, and Severus doesn't have oo c either. It's really good-looking [laughing evilly] [licking the screen] [blowing kisses] But I feel like the handling of emotions is a bit weird. What does the heroine say? It's a bit of a backlash (although our professor deserves it), but I still want to have a complete explanation after getting angry, and don't forgive so easily, because I want to see the professor coaxing people [eat melon] [sneaky laugh]

It's good-looking, it's really good-looking, but it's also the saddest Sri Lankan CP I've read during this period. The following review may contain slight spoilers, so those who don't accept spoilers are advised not to read this review. Recently I have become very fond of Severus and have read more than twenty books of Severus fanfiction. This is the first time I am writing a book review, just to make myself remember it. I stayed up all night to read this book. I regretted reading it at night. I felt like I was going to cry my eyes out. It gave me too many first-time feelings. I didn't think Si was OOC. Instead, I felt that this was another side of him, another side hidden under the mask. In general, I hate Si Jiao for not having a long mouth. For the first time in a Si Jiao fan, I felt that it would be good for him to die. It would be a relief for him and the heroine. Rather than saying that the heroine saved him, it is better to say that he dragged the heroine into the half-black and half-white world, and the heroine was content with it. In fact, to a certain extent, I even understood for the first time why some novels end with the heroine losing her life and the hero losing her love forever. I really feel that the heroine's death may be a relief for her, and it is something that can pierce the heart of Sri Lanka with a sharp knife. I can't say who loves more between the two of them. It's like, sometimes, in fact, the love I perceive from Sri Lanka is not real, but more like habit, possession, and addiction to that kind of preference. However, love in pain and despair is hotter and brighter, isn't it? Just like looking for sugar in glass shards, there is always a need for comparison. The sweetness is twice as much as the abuse. The heart-wrenching sense of immersion is a wonderful reading experience. I like it, love to read it, and can't wait for the author's next book.

Severus Snape: I can show you the scars on my body, show you my diary, and even my heart, tell you about my terrible past, but the moment you get close, I start counting down the days until you abandon me. Ivy: I will mend your scars. I won't care about your miserable past. I won't even read your diary. It's your personal privacy. Abandon it? Abandonment is not a word in my dictionary at all. I want to be the light that illuminates you in the abyss. Severus Snape: (surprised) Why? Ivy: No reason, Severus, kiss me. Severus Snape: Be good, let's go home and kiss again. Ivy: (Angrily with hands on hips) If you don't kiss me, then I'll kiss you instead (smirk) (Steps up and grabs Severus' neck and kisses her forcefully) (Severus lowers his head and bends down to kiss you back) Severus because you deserve it.

Family members, please feel free to read. The author is really good. I have read so many articles about Si Jiao in 🍅. This book is really in line with my understanding of Si Jiao's character. I feel that he and the heroine have a kind of mutual redemption in it (only my personal understanding). I can't directly say it is redemption. I can only say that they have experienced such things together and have not completely given up on each other. There may be conflicts and misunderstandings. In fact, it is also a process of running-in. After that, they trust each other more and fall in love more. The whole book is really good. Recommended recommendation [send heart][send heart][send heart] I have just carefully read all the reviews of this book, so I should follow up with a review. I hope this good book can be read by more people. I have also read the author's responses to everyone's questions. I am responsible for the characters I write. Very sincere [sending heart] [sending heart] I like it [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]

I really like how the author describes the feelings of this couple. The following is my perception: (I just really want to say something) We have to accept that everyone has their own worries, secrets, people and things that can never be let go, and then protect ourselves in our own way. When you meet someone you like very much, a small part of your heart belongs to him, and that's enough. If you think about it from his perspective, a small part of his heart belongs to you, and that's enough. Since I meet you now, not before or later, no matter what, now is the best time. I don't agree with the idea that the heroine likes Severus "wholeheartedly". The heroine has a grandmother, father, and good friends who love her. Of course, she loves herself the most (emphasis added). In a relationship, you must not regard others as the "most important person in your life". The most important thing is of course yourself (we must love ourselves and protect ourselves in order to protect the people we like). Maybe the perspective of the story is the first person of the heroine, which expresses the heroine's psychology, which makes it appear that the heroine is deeply invested in this emotion. The heroine has her own ideas, reasons, logic, and difficulties in doing things (the author has clearly written them out, for example, why she didn't go to Severus to explain during the masquerade). Severus' life experience will not allow him to get love easily. It is not easy to make him fall in love. How to make him understand that he is worthy of being loved is the problem that he and she need to solve. The Sri Lankan people here are not OOC (like) calm, rational, restrained, and proactive. There is no point in discussing whether the heroine is used or not. (I agree with the view that Sri Lanka does not take advantage of the heroine) Secondly, I don't think there is anything wrong with putting "use" in relationships: I really like you, so if I "use" you to gain emotional value, it is also use. I don't know what other readers think about Sri Lanka's romance, but I hope you can put the background of the characters into context. These two people are struggling in life, want to escape, want to survive in the era of the black and white devil, want to protect themselves with all their strength, and then ask for a little love, using each other is actually helping each other, two-way!!! I admire the author for satisfying my vision of being difficult enough to be a human being: I want to see Si teach love and being loved. But the feelings of non-ooc people must be hidden, deep, like the sea, calm and passionate. Severus's exposed emotions are shown in action, open your eyes and look at the babies! ! ! Obviously, Sri Lankan teacher can get along with the heroine alone very early (during tutoring). They have enough communication and gradually understand each other. They are both thinking about doing something for each other. I really feel that their relationship is very sincere and sweet! ! ! This work truly has a male and female protagonist in every story, and it also promotes the development of the plot. I can see the emotional progress bar of this pair of people getting along: their dialogue is rational, their feelings are gradual, and their attitude is serious. They communicated, but weren't honest (I don't see anything wrong with that). Once again, readers who cannot understand Severus' "hidden" feelings for the heroine can go watch OOC Severus. You have your choice. The initiative to like people is in your own hands. The heroine took the initiative to like Severus (the reader's perspective is that of the heroine), which gave Severus an opportunity to get closer to her. If he didn't grasp it, he didn't have to regret it; he sincerely grasped it, and everyone was happy. The heroine takes the initiative to approach (for example, Quasi Cult, buying clothes for him) and Sri Lankan takes the initiative to respond (for example, the heroine meets Sri Lanka after being injured in a duel, guess why he left without saying a word). In this relationship, no one is dominant, they are mutual. In fact, reading the novel, I can understand that many readers want to see the vigorous love story of Sri Lanka, and if they are sweet-talking, they are also willing to have more love. Because real love is often complicated and becomes a mess because of many things mixed into it. But I'm not allowed to think like this when I read Si Jiao's love story. How could I find a piece of work that confesses the sincere feelings of Si Jiao! The characters, character descriptions, and plot development rhythm of this work are all very close to my heart. I highly recommend it! ! ! I am very happy to come across this work and want to use it as one of my New Year gifts (today is a small year~), thank you to the author ๑•́₃•̀๑ Happy New Year!

How should I put it? I think this is a book that can be used as a god. Don't feel bad because of the title of the book. I didn't really want to read it at first, but I really didn't want to read it, so I clicked on it and couldn't stop reading it. In it, Snape's emotional change towards the heroine (I mean the front part) also felt super natural to me! It seems like this is how it should develop. I also love the emotional arc of Voldemort before he is killed by the heroine. I feel like every character has no OOC and everyone is alive and well, really. The plot is also very good, not too stiff. I want Ivy and Snape to be real. In my opinion, Ivy should just give up (personal opinion), so I felt a little twisted after watching it.