HP: the Maxed-Out Yandere Just Wants to Redeem Snape

The writing is full of visual appeal The protagonist always gives me a faint, crazy feeling, and the protagonist is really smart, and his persistence in redeeming the boss has reached a level that I admire (it's just that you, the author, seem to be repeating some parts) This book is the one that I feel is closest to Harry Potter. It is written very realistically. The author does not write directly about how Harry got the Sorcerer's Stone, but describes it from the perspective of the protagonist, a bystander. It feels like "Harry Potter" is a film, and this book is about what happened in the studio. But the protagonist has done so much, yet it feels like he fails every time. Could the author make it clearer what exactly the protagonist is winning? Also, when will their relationship be able to ride on the rocket🚀

It's pretty cool, but why are some of it repeated?

Although the writing style is a little thin, the logical chain is complete and the details are well drawn. There are still many foreshadowings in the whole text that have not been written out. I look forward to the second part.

Little yandere😋 Every step is calculated and a bit venomous, it's still so cool😋😋😋😋

Really worth seeing

Like 😍, lovely Professor Snape

It's super nice and the writing is smooth and makes people feel comfortable reading it.

I feel that the writing is very good, and there are no OOC issues. I just want to write more later? Not enough. You can also write some extra stories