Harry Potter: Snape Becomes the Third Dark Lord

The writing style is very good, and the concept is very novel. There is no "troll" or "splenden" that spits out, but the attributes of Mr. Si's poisonous tongue are perfectly reflected. It is very restored to the original work. Basically, it is not slanderous to everyone, and there is no common Deng Bu There is no black-and-white diode thinking in the description of Lidobai Devil. There is a little less description of Teacher Si in the first ten chapters, but the background is explained carefully enough. After getting to the main topic, I felt very happy. Yes, our teacher Si is so good! The only drawback is that I haven't seen enough. Can the author update Modo Modo [Love]

This book seems to be well written so far. It would be nice if the author could be more diligent. I really like the article that allows Slytherin to reach the top in a dignified way. After all, a person with means, ability, and power has no reason not to do something good no matter what he thinks about it.

It's very interesting. The key points of the plot still follow the original storyline. The professor changes from passive to active. It feels like the professor is described in a more three-dimensional way. The description of the poisonous tongue is not completely covered with trolls and splendens, and the writing is very humorous and interesting. I love to read [Please update]

The plot so far is particularly in line with my taste, and the non-CP Severus fanfic is considered top one (one of the). I particularly like the scene where Severus and Dumbledore confront each other. I also like to see the old bee being defeated (I love you, Headmaster), as well as the plot of Severus fighting for his own interests, and the old headmaster is really a good person. Woohoo, I hope it won't be too cruel later on! 🥰🥰[Admiration] Sure enough, the plot needs to be written by a smart person to make me feel that the protagonist is smart. Speaking of which, author, can't you update it three times a day? I am so anxious to follow up on reviews every day that I scream.

A great novel! This one focuses more on Severus' career development. Severus is the youngest Potions Master in the history of magic. His talent is at the top level in the wizarding world. He has top-notch talent and a crazy love for potions. Many times I feel that having him serve as a professor at Hogwarts in the original work is a blasphemy to his abilities. Just imagine that an academician teaches junior high school students linear equations in one variable. That is ridiculous. Heavy teaching tasks, endless homework assignments, endless potions, checking students who wandered in the castle at night, and completing tasks assigned by Albus from time to time. These things took up all his time, so his beloved potion research could only be postponed again and again, which was a shame. But this book gave Severus a better choice. After completing the key plot according to the original book, he faked death + amnesia in exchange for his own life. He can walk to his own stage and fully display his enviable talents. He can dive into his favorite potions and study them to his heart's content. So when it came time to complete the original plot again, Severus was no longer a Death Eater spurned by fate and the world, but a living wreckage. Not even the Snape who had nothing and abandoned his dignity in front of Dumbledore. Severus now has strength, resources, and connections. So when Dumbledore came to the door, they were equal trading partners. After all, a small professorship was not worth the bow of a potion master, so Dumbledore had to hand over more weight. I was really excited when I saw this! Fate was never fair to him, but in the author's writing, he found his own way! Looking forward to future updates from the author!

The overall style is very nice and gives people a very wise and strategic feeling. Forgive me for not being able to describe it. The original plot was changed very reasonably. Our Sri Lankan religion is finally getting better, whether it is physical, mental or social status. In short, it is not a loss at all.

No need to say more, just watch it. It's very logical. It's rare that it starts when the professor is twenty years old. The character portrayal of each original character is very appropriate. What attracts me most is the author's grasp of the plot, which is very attractive.

The description and writing style in the early stage of Haokan were a bit too gorgeous, but later it was changed to make it smoother and more comfortable, and the content is very novel, which makes people want to follow it, and I don't like this s.

It's good to watch, and I'm satisfied with it. It ends very quickly after the savior enters the school, but it's very enjoyable to watch. Most of the page is about how the teacher accumulated his strength in the academy after Voldemort fell for the first time. The snake of the teacher is also good. The old man who was good to the teacher at the beginning was also good. He can protect the calf, use it and is sincere. If possible, it would be better if there is a sequel ^o^

This book really suits my taste, especially when the Hogwarts students are taught by Professor Snape. I especially like the way these students rush towards a bright future and Professor Snape's poisonous tongue.