Harry Potter: Mr. Cauldron and Miss Ginger

I'm afraid the author won't be able to read the comments, so I'll say them again here. It's tied. I have a question. The author said before that the heroine's CP is Snape, but in the first chapter, Snape died, but the heroine was just like a spectator, treated as a gossip report. Isn't this CP? I feel like I'm not even a friend. The first chapter is followed by a flashback. The content is really complicated and the language is so gorgeous. It made me dazzled and tired. I feel that the development of the main plot is not progressing. I feel that the content of one chapter is actually a one-sentence plot, and then it is written in ambiguous words. It made me very anxious [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

An ordinary genius boy from a gloomy family, and a smart boy from a wealthy family who was always on fire, brutal verbal bullying, and unscrupulous remarks under extreme emotions. It seemed that no one except the truly fair Professor McGonagall apologized to Snape and no one cared. I'm really curious how the author plans to deal with such a conflict. As of now, the heroine and Snape have no signs of development at all [laughing and crying] I hope the author can handle the story of Lily and Snape well. I am still looking forward to the subsequent development. [Eat melon]

It's good to read. Don't be fooled by the beginning. The author's beginning almost made me think that this article was a "Memoirs of a Dead Husband" (oh, not necessarily the husband).

It's very interesting. The author almost only uses HP's world view and characters to develop a different story. I really like reading it. The author will update it soon!