Harry Potter: A Guide to Saving Myself After Falling Into a Snape Fanfic

It's hard to find articles on Tomato that aren't about Snape. It's not that I don't like Snape, I just don't think it's necessary to lick him so much, especially since the age gap in many Snape fanfics is really big, which is really hard to accept. This article always conforms to the attitude that a normal person should have towards the characters in HP. I like it very much. I haven't finished reading the other articles of Dada yet. I have to read them slowly as they are fairy tales. I hope Dada will continue to update. I've been waiting for a long time. [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]

I've never liked Snape, but now I don't like him anymore after seeing how the heroine is so decisive, brave, smart and intelligent! I like the author's witty expressions, and he doesn't insult women at all. This is really rare. [Sending my heart]

It's such a cute book, and the heroine has a great time fighting! I'm really panicked when I read so many stereotyped and contrived vase heartthrobs, not to mention that I also hate the pairing of Si Jie and Sili (ss is not worthy!) As a fan of Zhan Li and Gryffindor, I am so happy to come across this book, the heroine treasure Bei is exactly what I imagined Zhan Li's daughter would look like, a little lion with red hair and green eyes. This book really restores the Gryffindor temperament. It is also a breath of fresh air among the Slytherins who advocate pure-blood nobility and elegance. Of course, I don't mean to classify tastes as good or bad, it's just that people have their own preferences. The author is really the savior of unpopular xp (sobbing)

It's so good-looking, the character setting of the heroine really poked me, and the plot doesn't drag on. The heroine is not a big heroine or a pretty girl, she is a free spirit who can do whatever she wants, with the goal of revenge.

This book has a strong sense of subjectivity, but this article is really super, super, super refreshing. It's not muddled. There is no Hogwarts, so Peter was knifed. It's nice. It removes the filter of common fan fiction on Snape, and the heroine beats people up. It's really refreshing. It's a real Gryffindor. If you don't like whoever you can't stand, just open it up, and if you can't do it, take out the truth (pistol). It's so cool, but I don't recommend it to people who like Slytherin, Snape, and Malfoy.

This book is very interesting. The words are very sharp. It is really good to treat people who make mistakes without pity or sympathy and to persist in the end. Being miserable is not a reason to do evil. There are other embarrassing situations where girls pursue Snape, such as calling Snape "Sev" when they are not familiar with her (this is really embarrassing and funny, digging their toes into the ground for other people's embarrassment). The plot has been exciting from the beginning! To sum up, the whole battle is great! Snape was embarrassed, Malfoy was embarrassed, and some nervous Slytherins were embarrassed. It was really funny. The heroine is very polite and friendly towards people like Dumbledore and Ron. She doesn't feel like she's licking others. She and Hermione are two good sisters. I want to have sex with Hermione too🥹

I think this book is very well written [laughs] The protagonist is simply the epitome of resoluteness, the berserker of Hogwarts, I won't say much if he can do it, it's very satisfying [note] However, it is very uncomfortable for some over-the-top Snake Yard fans [laughing] The author describes this fan In the world, there are not only the devil's blood alliance, Snape, but also Snape's Muggle-born daughter (Draco's Dream Girl), but I think the duality of Scut and Snape may have been missed - the original male protagonist × Snape [laughing] I want to see Scut and Snape compete for Snape [lick the screen] Regarding the protagonist's CP, maybe this type of novel with a female protagonist is better without CP [Thinking] But if there is one, it seems that the author means to arrange a male protagonist. This will be more difficult, right? After all, those with better personalities and higher appearance rates either have almost all the partners in the original works, or are too old and belong to the same generation. And a large part of the fan favorites are from the Snake Yard. It feels like it is completely impossible to be with the protagonist [Chigua] It is difficult to insert original works. Eh🤓☝️️I have a plan to get the protagonist and myself Narcissus together😈

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Very, very beautiful! This is an article that I really enjoyed reading. To be honest, I really don't have any feelings about Snape. Maybe it's because I've read more novels, and Alan is not my favorite type, so I have no feelings for the character of Snape. In fact, as for the relationship between Snape and Lily, I think Rowling's response to Emma Watson can be used to explain: One cannot comfortably adhere to a radical organization that claims to "kill friends" and at the same time think that one can maintain a harmonious and friendly relationship with a friend or even improve it to a higher level, and that one can legitimately receive the love of this friend. This cannot be said to be double standards, it can be said to be shameless.