As a student, Severus Snape once lost his way in pursuit of power, but soon came to his senses and joined Dumbledore in fighting Voldemort. From then on, he served as a double agent between Hogwarts and the forces of darkness. On the eve of the final battle, he was killed by Voldemort as part of Dumbledore’s plan, but was given the chance to be reborn. When Severus awoke again, he found himself back in the year he first entered Hogwarts. Thus began a quest for vengeance in the name of justice. This time, Severus resolved to take charge himself, destroy the forces of darkness, and protect those he had once been powerless to save.
The only thing beyond his control was that, in the summer of 1971, when everything started over, a third-year student named Hermione Granger had arrived from several decades in the future?!
Severus had thought Voldemort was his greatest problem, but he never expected an even bigger one to await him after peace was restored…
If I were to say the most tragic character in Harry Potter, then I think it would definitely be Swordsman. When he was young, he had nothing but his loving mother, a friend named Lily, and a heart that loved Lily passionately and sincerely. When he grew up, he had everything, wealth, power, status, and reputation, but no one could share it all with him. He could only put all his energy into potions, Hogwarts and Slytherin to numb himself, and even disguise himself with coldness and viciousness, like a crab with teeth and claws, just to cover up the heart that was once full but had long since dried up and died with the lilies.
I have to say that I am still very stubborn. He is the youngest headmaster and the most infatuated man in Harry Potter. Maybe I can't do it, so I hope to have novel memories of him having a good life.
Come on, just don't mess up.
Ah, sorry, I personally think that Professor Snape is not a reckless person who abuses his power and likes to contradict professors and elders, so although this subject is something I have been looking forward to seeing for a long time, I still accept incompetence. I thought that Professor Snape had only been reborn for less than a year, and the character traits he had developed over the past thirty-eight years would not be worn away so quickly, and he would not be like a Gryffindor who obviously broke the rules in public, even though he was the headmaster before. But I still want to thank the author for writing this novel theme. These 47 chapters are very enjoyable to read^_^. Some of the plots are really exciting 👍
It feels okay, who will be the heroine? I think the best thing to say is to make up for the regret between Sili... As for Hermione... Although they are all children now, they are really a bit "evil". Of course, there will definitely be feelings. She has come to the past, and the person she is most familiar with is her former (or future) professor. It is more of a kind of reliance and sustenance.
Brothers, hurry up and make the book "Snape Jr." Popular. I believe that everyone has long been tired of watching Harry Potter, and has long wanted to read the grudges of the previous generation. Finally, someone wrote it, and it is so exciting. How can it not become popular? It must be given five stars. Come on, the author.
To correct it, in the original book, Sri Lanka is a kind of wizard with both black magic and potions. His talent in these two can be said to be unmatched by anyone (only the old King Vogt can suppress Snape in black magic), but Snape is the strongest in potions. His notes from his student days can almost overturn and correct existing textbooks.
It looks so good. [Laughs] Come on!
Author, I would like to call this book the latest divine book in the novels of Tomatoism, the latest divine book after the Blood Alliance Oath!
It's a good book worth reading for fans of Hamburg