The Slytherin Snake and the Ravenclaw Dork

I picked it up from another book by the author. How should I put it? The author is very good at discovering Snape's hidden attributes. He is indeed very squeamish. Snape gives me the feeling that he is the type who can accept the kind of love that is persistent and indifferent (you can read the author's other book, which is highly recommended), and he can also be moved by gentle and firm protection (this one). But I felt that this book was a bit too hard at times. It was just my personal feeling that it was very immature and one-sided. I think Snape never thought that he would die. Even though he was traumatized after the war, he would not abandon himself and seek death. Why do many authors think that Snape would deny himself and think that since he is covered in mud and stains, he should not be loved by anyone? I think he thinks that others are not worthy of him. He was originally a person who climbed out of the mud, and was never a good piece of cake. All he could think about was how to change his destiny. The only thing he felt guilty about was Lily's death. Apart from this incident, he seemed to have never regretted becoming a Death Eater. He wants to make amends, so he can have his soul shattered, he can kill Dumbledore in Draco's place, he can be a double agent, but if they fail and Harry really dies and the Dark Lord wins, I think he will find a way to protect himself and continue to live. When Harry dies, his mission is over. He has made all the amends he can do, because he is Snape. He never needs mercy or redemption, and he will never deny himself. He will not feel that he is not worthy of anyone, even if it is himself whose neck was bitten by a basilisk, even if it is Lily, he just feels that he is not strong enough, and he also has a stubborn and extreme self-esteem. I feel that this post-war article is very special. The intention at the beginning is very good. The heroine is a gentle and stubborn drizzle above his head, chasing him in the salt-alkali ground, turning him into a swamp, and entangling her. But it was too much, and Snape didn't seem that fragile. How could he deny himself so much? Except for Lily, he didn't feel like he was missing out. He was just disgusted with the world. Whether anyone loved him was actually not that important to him. If you love him, don't redeem him, but tear him apart. I still have to give it five stars. Every author who loves HP shines brightly.

This is my first time watching a Sri Lankan fanfic after the war! Hahaha, the setting is very economical. Almost all the plot is written in the heroine's home. The first half of the book is about Snape being injured over and over again and not wanting to live. The heroine's relationship heats up during the process of rescuing him.

A very delicious book. Whether it's the Sect or the heroine, they are all so right. Looks good, update soon, urgent, urgent, urgent. The period of recuperation really felt like a deep analysis, struggle, and responsibility, which was very heavy and tortured. Everything will be fine, both babies will be fine (๑`･ᴗ･´๑)

It's so delicious😋😋😋Although I'm a 4i and don't really like reading romances , but this didn't make me feel any discomfort, and the heroine is so gentle, I agree with her being with Snape🤓🤓🤓😋😋😋

Hehehe, I came here from Dahuang Yatou's book review, hahahaha, it's so good! ! !

It's a fairy product! Feel free to enter! I've always felt that SS has a tendency to self-destruct, and it's the kind that even ten unicorns can't bring back! Coupled with his awkward and face-saving personality, he is definitely a twisted snake who is moved by emotion and refuses to listen to reason! For an emotionally disturbed child like Laila, I just hit him with a big straight ball until his heart was broken, and coupled with the firm warm water to boil the big snake, the process was absolutely heartwarming and smiley! In addition, it is a post-war story, so it does not whitewash SS, nor does it change the original plot. It focuses more on the pull and connection between the two people, paving the pain of suffering, rather than praising the greatness of enduring pain, and making people look more directly at SS's emotional collapse and struggle. Even though Laila doesn't know how to deal with her feelings, from her insistence on her decision to her unconscious concessions step by step, to his initiative to learn about love from the professor, the wood will always blossom and bear fruit after being softened. P. S. I am a little confused about the part where Harry recognizes his relatives, but Lily is indeed a knot in his mind due to the causal relationship (and it does not affect the reading experience either)

Reading this article, the top note is bitter and distressed, and the base note is warm and healing, but it also has some secret sourness. I felt really distressed when I saw the Sri Lankan teaching earlier. The author's detailed descriptions really made me feel distressed. But Si Jiaojiao has Laila who can love him, and has a warm sun that can shine on him and warm him. Well, it's a good tea-flavored version of Si Jiao Jiao

A particularly beautiful post-war story, super heartwarming [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying], my heart felt soft after reading it ~ Severus deserves the best [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

Sister Bao: My family, I picked up an injured and sensitive little snake, and he wants to go home with me! !

Fairy, fairy (╯‵□′)╯┴─┴ This is the first time I read the article about Sri Lanka after the war. Sri Lanka has his own light, and he is a tea-cha tea. Cheers []~（￣▽￣）~* (I think although the Sri Lankan religion has some self-destructive tendencies, it should not commit suicide, but I just read the fanfic~(￣▽￣~)~) Especially the professor's analysis in the extra chapter, this reversal is so exciting, and it's a completely different feeling to look back and watch it from the beginning. It's refreshing.