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

It's hard to find fanfiction on Tomato that doesn't feature Snape as a stan. It's not that I dislike Snape, but I just feel there's no need to idolize him so much, especially since many Snape fanfics have such large age gaps, which is really hard to accept. This story consistently reflects the author's normal, human attitude towards Harry Potter characters, which I really like.

I've never liked Snape before, but now that I've finally seen a female protagonist in a fanfiction who's so decisive, brave, smart, and intelligent, I still don't like Snape! I love the author's witty writing style, and it's truly rare to find a female character who isn't insulting at all 💕

What an adorable book! The female lead's battles are so satisfying! Seeing so many cookie-cutter, pretentious, pretty-boy characters is really getting to me, not to mention I really dislike the Slytherin/Slytherin pairing (SS doesn't deserve it!). As a Gryffindor shipper and a Gryffindor fan, I'm so happy to have found this book.

It's great! The female lead's personality really resonates with me. The plot doesn't drag. The female lead isn't the typical strong female lead or innocent girl type; she's free-spirited and does whatever she wants, driven by a desire for revenge.

This book carries a strong subjective bias, but this story is incredibly satisfying! It's swift and to the point, killing Peter without Hogwarts – nice! It removes the bias towards Snape common in fanfiction, and the heroine's beatings are truly cathartic. She's a quintessential Gryffindor, unleashing her full power against anyone she dislikes, and pulling out her Truth Pistol (pistol) when she can't win – absolutely cool! However, I wouldn't recommend it to fans of Slytherin, Snape, or Malfoy.

Absolutely fantastic! It was a very enjoyable read. To be honest, I didn't really feel anything for Snape, probably because I've read more novels, and Alan isn't my type, so I was indifferent to the character of Snape. Actually, regarding the relationship between Snape and Lily, I think Rowling's response to Emma Watson can explain it: "One cannot comfortably attach oneself to a radical…

This book is really good! The writing is sharp and incisive. The unwavering disgust towards those who make mistakes—showing no pity, no sympathy, and insisting on it—is excellent. Misery is not a justification for evil. There are some awkward scenes where other girls pursue Snape, like calling him "Severus" when they're not very familiar with him (this is so embarrassing and hilarious, I feel so…

I think this book is very well written 😄 The protagonist is the epitome of decisiveness, a berserker of Hogwarts, all action and no words, incredibly satisfying [Note]. However, it might be hard for some extreme Slytherin fans 🤭 The fanfiction world depicted by the author not only features the fanatical blood alliance of Snape, but also Snape's Muggle adopted daughter (Draco's dream girl).

I'll give myself five stars! Just recording how I was speechless with frustration at Si Jie's actions.

Ahhhhhh, this is a rare book that doesn't bash the main characters! Finally, we don't have to deal with the "pure-blooded sister" anymore. I love it so much!