Alan Rickman said, "Some people go in direction X, some people go in direction Y, and some people go in all sorts of other directions. And then you say he's a bad person."
Drawn by a mysterious scent of "Snape-style perfume," Janelin transmigrates into Hogwarts at the beginning of the next generation, embarking on an exciting and heartwarming journey through Hogwarts. Her goal is clear and ardent: to win over Professor Snape, with his deep voice and billowing black robes, whose heart is as complex as the depths of the sea.
Love and hatred in the magical world are far more complicated than anyone could imagine. The mysteries of her past, Slytherin's coldness, Voldemort's terror, and the trio's triumphs all make Janelin's journey full of challenges.
From initial awe to mutual understanding and devotion, two gentle yet steadfast hearts melt, warm, and illuminate each other.
When the rising sun pierces the ruins and golden rays brighten every corner of Hogwarts, Professor Snape finally opens his heart to Janelin. Their story, woven from magic and love, reaches a warm and beautiful ending.
I hope my writing can do my best to portray a richly layered, fully realized Snape.
It's not bad, though some of the interactions between the main character and the professor are a bit stiff. Overall, it's quite good, and I really like it. However, the author's writing style, especially the romance elements, isn't very good. I suggest watching some videos on platforms like Hongshu or Douyin (TikTok) to learn how to write romance stories and create that spark. 😘