Harry Potter: Snape’s Sister Climbed Out of Her Grave

I really like this kind of novel with a low sense of morality. The character of the crazy heroine is also very touching. The author's writing style is also very good. The relationship between the two Snapes has gone beyond the scope of cp or cb, and is more like soulmate. I recommend it!

I wanted to write a story with a low conscience. At the same time, I am very curious about how an awkward and dank man like Mr. Si can interact with a bad girl who is ever-changing and lies. Let's take a look! No need to score points! Crazy stories should be crazy collisions! Respect its destiny!

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It's a very dank and delicious flavor😋, the heroine is a crazy female ghost in every sense of the word... The writing by ss is also very delicious. Your feelings for the heroine are not clear either. Harry from the Snake Yard is also rare. I like it. The author will update more ❤️

Haokang! The heroine is the elder sister of Si Jiao. She is both a sibling, a teacher and a student, and an accomplice. It is a very fresh setting and the heroine is super invincible and exciting (•̀ᴗ•́)و. The author writes the undercurrent or the dank flavor very well. My scalp is numb when I read it. I look forward to the follow-up! SS and SS, you two can stay entangled and happy like this!

A very delicious article, with complex emotions intertwined into a web in which neither sister nor Sif can live without the other, both wanting the best for the other. Morbid love is worth savoring again and again. Especially the part where the sister hates the predators and wants to plot to kill them is so good. I can understand her very well. She was beside her brother in the form of a ghost, watching him being bullied again and again, and even almost being killed. How broken is her heart

Anyway. . . It's very interesting to watch. The heroine is the kind of person who is a little bit evil. The interaction with Snape is very interesting and worth watching. (By the way, I have never written such a long review for a book)

The heroine at the beginning is really charming, paranoid and determined, someone who will crawl out of the grave even if she is buried alive. Take control of the overall situation and look at the past and future without losing a bit of cunning and innocence. You can easily deal with a few people and then go to change your favorite ice cream. Let's drag everyone down and let this turbulence and chaos continue. After all, the life that makes her feel alive and real in the world has just begun. A person who carves out a path from darkness, even if she is willing to give light to others, cannot bear to walk alone and be forgotten in a dark corner. Serafina, you hate your father, you hate being controlled and restrained, and you hate exclusion and deception in the name of protection. You don't have much feelings about your mother, which makes me very curious. Who can't look forward to her future from a few words and from the gaps in the words, and look forward to her future? Who wouldn't fall in love with such a person? After entering Hogwarts, I thought she would develop her own story line and indirectly save several people who were about to be abandoned by the overall situation. But then her soul was almost exhausted, lost in the entanglement with her brother, and wasted in the competition between the two women. What else can I see in you, what touches you, the love-hate entanglement between the old man and the little girl whose life has just begun? Serafina, are all your actions for love? Serafina. Are you willing to get stuck in the mud of love, devotion, and salvation, and forget about the big bright house and the starry sky that you wanted before? Are you willing to just say that you will never accept your fate, that you will come back even if you die, and that you will not lower your head. In the end, you just want to see him again and be by his side? Is her wand a decoration? Are her talents worthless? Doesn't her mesmerizing character make you feel guilty? Don't her eyes make you say that's the way it should be and make her the primary protagonist? I don't know, it's just that less than halfway through the text, I felt sad that I couldn't see her glorious future. The heroine seemed to exist vividly in front of me, but she later disappeared. But I can't say that it would be better to have never met her. It would be better for you to write her as indifferent as water and truly become a vassal of the male protagonist. I can't deny her existence. Such a charming woman should not be obliterated in my heart just because of a man. She deserves to be remembered.

Having seen so many delicate family lines, it is also a wonderful point to reveal the past story between my sister and him in the form of Qijiao's dream. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. I originally wanted to keep it, but I couldn't stop after seeing it. It's tied 😭

The writing is very good, and the emotional pull between siblings who rely on each other is very delicately written. However, it seems that there are too many pulls, and the touching feeling at the beginning is a bit faded. I also don't understand why Snape in the original Philosopher's Stone plot didn't need an alibi when he was bitten by a dog. Here, the protagonist injures himself to create Snape's alibi just to prevent Snape from being misunderstood by irrelevant students and teachers. It feels like a forced sensationalism. Maybe this is the self-sacrificial protection of yanderes, sadistic. I didn't finish reading it, but the opening chapter was amazing, and the writing is delicate and smooth. I still give it five stars for encouragement.