Snape is the top; both are from Slytherin. A proud, sharp-tongued top × a Badger-like, farming-loving, nurturing bottom
For Du Zhong, a medicinal cultivator, his Hogwarts acceptance letter was an undeniable disruption to his plans.
Apart from having to travel abroad, deal with a different language, and adapt to a completely different power system, the biggest problem was that he simply didn’t want to leave his medicinal garden. As a spirit born from a Eucommia tree, he had a natural talent for tending medicinal plants and spent every day absorbed in farming. The thought of leaving his garden for food-scarce Britain was unthinkable. If his sect hadn’t promised to cover his meals, lodging, and expenses, Du Zhong would never have gone.
But can someone explain why the sect leader told him to find a Daoist partner in Britain before he left?
A few things to note:
My understanding of HP comes from the novels and films. I’ll note any differences as they come up, and Draco is based on the films.
In my version, Snape is Draco’s godfather, and Sirius likes Potter.
Snape’s feelings for Lily are just friendship. He’s simply too young to tell the difference.
I’m not fond of bullies, but I won’t vilify them excessively; I’ll have them mend their ways.
The story begins when Snape has just started school. Everything before the main HP storyline is completely made up.
I feel that these comments are inexplicable, and the author's writing is quite good. Why do you say this? Besides, when you read a fanfic, why do you care so much about it?
My wife's book is a type of book that I just read in my head. They were 11 years old in the first year of school. They were both 11 years old when they communicated with each other. Although Westerners are said to be precocious, they are not so precocious [laughter]
The genre is okay, but the writing needs to be improved. The character of the protagonist may make people dislike it, but overall it's okay.