Harry Potter: At Last, the Flowers Bloom

No one has good works... The setting is very interesting. For seniors and juniors, sometimes you can use this coquettishness (no) rather than love, it is a growth history of the heroine. From the dark and thin orphan to the independent professor, everyone will be moved by the heroine's sincere treatment of others. I like that her patron saint is a hedgehog, protecting herself and others. She turns over and has a soft belly. It's so cute just thinking about it. I like this kind of long and thin love line, the emotional pull between two people, and finally figured out that they want to go into the future with each other. In fact, Snape was attracted very early, and he kept it in mind several times he had contact with the heroine (maybe because he doesn't have many friends (oh no) The character design is very close to the original work. Even the original characters are written with flesh and blood. For example, Valoran, who is determined to climb up, left a deep impression on me inexplicably. Also, the handling of the relationship between the characters. The relationship between Xiaotian and Snape is something that all authors inevitably have to write about. The author has not the same Like most of the original girls of Si, let the feminism stand on Si's side without hesitation and break up with the former friends, but make up, of course the heroine and Sirius, SS and SB will never be able to reconcile in this life, as SS said in this article, I will not forgive him, maintaining such a relationship is already very good. There is also Dumbledore, who not only writes about his cunning and cunning, turning himself and the people around him into pawns against Voldemort, but also writes about his old headmaster's unfashionable, naughty and cute side. The main plot is also fascinating, and the plot of the Horcrux is well written in advance. After all, most of the stories about the Horcrux are about a time-traveling woman, searching for the crown of Ravenclaw alone. I like the character of the heroine who knows how much she is capable of, and when enough is enough. It is so enjoyable to write. . . I hope this book will be discovered by more and more people...!

Okay, okay! The age difference between the male and female protagonists is rarely seen in fan fiction, which is very interesting. Others were due to falling in love with Snape during school years, which saved Severus from becoming a Death Eater. But this one is different. Because of the age difference of six years (should it be six years?), The heroine has less contact with Snape on campus. When the heroine meets Snape again after graduation, he has already become a Death Eater. It's really interesting! ! ! A Death Eater is an identity that everyone calls for beatings, but when the heroine finds out that her beloved senior has become a Death Eater, what will she think? What would you think? This is a plot that is not found in many fanfics I hope the author can continue to serialize it and not write a Mary Sue hp fan (kneel down) This novel will definitely be popular, I believe it😈

This is the first time I have seen a heroine who is both a student with Snape. It is finally not a story between a minor and Snape, hahaha. So far it's to my liking, looking forward to updates hehe

Parent Generation Badger Yard original heroine x Snape So far I think it looks very good. The author's writing is very smooth and it is very comfortable to read. I really like the friendship between the heroine and her roommates. They are considerate of each other without crossing the line. It makes my heart warm to watch. The heroine is wholeheartedly sincere and friendly. She doesn't feel boundaryless when getting along with others. She is also considerate and considerate. I also want a badger friend like this! (Tremor) It seems that Xiao Ha has not been born yet. The whole story revolves around the campus life of the heroine. There is interaction with Sri Lankan teachers but not much. The focus is still on the heroine herself, which is very daily. Personally I like this very much. You will not feel that the heroine is just a tool who comes to the HP world to do tasks, but a person who truly lives in this world, has a past, her own social circle, and her own life and hobbies. Kudos to the author! Suddenly I realized that this was an ongoing series. When I looked through the table of contents, it seemed that I had entered the main story not long ago. I clicked on another book by the author and found that he had written about 2 million words. I started to panic... I really couldn't read the series. I would forget about it when I read it. I was going to put it aside and save some money before talking about it.

It's very interesting, and the identity setting of the heroine is indeed rare. The heroine did not know Snape since childhood and was involved in his friendship with Lily, nor did she enter school in the same year as Harry. From the teacher-student relationship in Potions, she later became aware of Snape's Death Eater identity and Lily's existence. The heroine and Snape got to know each other, but they also gradually understood each other's past, grew love in their companionship, and looked directly into their own hearts. I feel that they are the embodiment of a well-written love for a long time. They fall in love and look directly at the past. They are on the same side. Snape does not have to stay in the darkness where he can only be repeatedly corroded by wounds. Including GGAD, the two also reunited because the heroine walked out of the tower. Harry's childhood is no longer just about pain, but also about companionship and warmth. The heroine's character is gentle and tolerant but also sober and tough, but she has also quietly changed the fate of many people. It's rare that Harry solves everything before entering school. Unfortunately, there is no extra story. It's all solved, be happy~

Not bad, the relationship between the heroine and Sif is very delicate, but now all I can think about is "senpai" and "pumpkin pie". Can you understand the state of catching up on novels in the middle of the night, with your mind full of pumpkin pie, and wanting to try it but not being able to taste it? In general, this book is not a loss to invest in. I think it can be rated as a HP book with a score of nine. The story line is full and the characters are rich in three-dimensionality. Dumbledore fully demonstrates his side as a shrewd and philanthropic politician and principal. He enters the game personally, both as a chess piece and as a chess player. I don't think Sif is very OOC, and even if I follow the author's story line, if I met a character like the heroine at that time, I might follow the story line described in this book. I didn't even expect that Sirius and Sif would be "friendly". The heroine played a role in the reconciliation, and it was unexpected for Sirius to bow his head. He thought that his stubborn temper would gradually drift away from the protagonist.

To be honest, I have read dozens of fanfics, and this is the only one in which I feel that the emotional process between the heroine and Snape is very delicate, from the first acquaintance to the feelings, to the acquaintance and ambiguity, to finally coming together, the love process is very complete, very delicate, and the writing is very smooth. It gives me the feeling that I am not inexplicably in love, nor is it procrastinating, and it suits my taste very much [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

Overall it's okay, the writing is very delicate. The heroine's character in the early stage was a bit timid, which I didn't like, especially when I saw Si Jiao, she was inexplicably weak. The heroine is much better after graduation and feels that she has grown significantly. The author's brain circuit is a little different from mine, so I can't relate to some of the heroine's struggles. I think they are just trivial matters, and I don't quite understand why the heroine's reaction is so big. The emotional line mainly follows the heroine who stays in school to become a professor after graduation. The ambiguous relationship between the two is quite interesting and well written. The character design of Sijiao is actually OOC, but because of the author's writing skills, it does not become a thin image that is a combination of stereotypes. The characters in the book are also good, they are those of popular romance heroes. I prefer to watch the plot of the original "Children", but I didn't write the story of "Children", so I stopped reading halfway through.

It is not so much a love story with Snape as it is the growth history of the heroine. It is a particularly good article. Watching the heroine grow into an excellent person little by little, and getting closer and closer to Sif, I feel indescribably moved.

A very interesting novel in terms of age setting. Other fans either fell in love with Sifu in school, or in the younger generation. In this article, the heroine is a school girl who is 5 years younger than Sifu. They have essentially experienced the transformation of multiple identities from senior to professor, then from professor to colleague, and from colleague to lover. Change~ I really praise my wife. The emotional description is very delicate. It describes the complete process of love from first meeting to getting acquainted, to falling in love, to the period of ambiguity, and finally to coming together. It is a long and smooth process, and all the worries and tensions in between are also written out. It is not rigid and logical! I have always believed that a person's character is affected by the environment in which he or she grew up, so I didn't think Sifu was very OOC, because everything was different from the situation in the original work. It is normal for the character to be different from the original timeline. The description of Dumbledore in this novel is also very good. He vividly portrays him as a chess player and a chess player. Of course, he also has a playful and cute side as the headmaster. GGAD is also well portrayed, and the grumpy little old man Aberforth is cute too~ Of course, although I am exaggerating the emotional line, the plot line of the novel is also exciting! First of all, it's great that Teacher Sri Lanka doesn't need to go undercover. It's even more surprising that he solved the Horcruxes one after another before Harry entered school! Our "little savior" Harry only needs to enjoy the wonderful campus life with his friends. Of course, the difficult problems must be left to us adults (justifiably)! All in all, the novel is great! Don't you know that your wife plans to write a side story? For example, what about the story of Harry entering school without Voldemort or the warm daily life of the heroine and the teacher after everything is over~