Ailey White is a pure-blood from a Slytherin family. The story takes place during the Marauders' era.
In her previous life, she chose to become one of the Death Eaters for her family, and died on the night of the final battle at Hogwarts.
Reborn, she is determined never to go near the Dark Lord again.
Everyone takes a wrong turn in life sometimes, but at least now we know which road was the wrong one...
Ailey's story is about trying to protect herself and her family as best she can during a war, under a traditional, conservative, and oppressive system.
Heads-up 1: This is not a wish-fulfillment story. It's about Ailey's continual growth.
Heads-up 2: There's no sweet romance here, just all kinds of schemes for survival. But there is a pairing: Snape, my beloved.
Heads-up 3: If you don't want to read a story with childbirth, this one has that plotline. The family line must continue, though Ailey has some unusual methods.
Heads-up 4: No one saves Snape, because he doesn't need saving.
P.S. The author will try to make the story entertaining. It will definitely be completed, so read with confidence.
Tied overnight, it is a very interesting article. I fell in love with the heroine after reading the middle of it. She is a Slytherin heroine. She is talented but not the best. She is pure-blooded but does not have the surname of those influential figures. She has good friends with Slytherin Lily but never participates in their disputes. I really love the setting of the wife, as well as some dry humor in the writing, and the heroine is so cute. I would like to ask my wife if this book ends with he?
Beautiful! The heroine has brains and perseverance, and is working hard to save herself. She protects herself wisely in the true sense, rather than trying to save everyone under some pretext. This is very consistent with the heroine's original character, and the plot development is also very reasonable, with basically no OOC. No, it has developed to this point. According to the original character design of the heroine, it has now deviated from the original setting. The original setting was for Mingzhe to protect himself. But now the situation in the heroine's family is full of all kinds of overt and covert dangers, whether they are from the outside (Death Eaters) or from the inside (mother's family, the Black family). Moreover, the heroine already has a very clear route to retreat. At this time, she can just find a reason, whether she is sick or something else, and gradually fade out of the British magical world, and leave directly! Rather than leaving suddenly when something big happened, the Ministry of Magic at that time didn't know if he could escape, so everyone was keeping an eye on him. There is also a boss who is definitely a Death Eater in her eyes. If nothing else, he even knows about his Animagus. Boss, is this really a wise way to protect yourself? After encountering a lunatic like Bellatrix, and she was still the heir of the family, if she didn't move her family quickly when faced with this situation, and run away before she was completely dragged into the quagmire, what were she waiting for? Moreover, Bellatrix, the iron-blooded Death Eater, when Voldemort is about to rise, the first one to be attacked will be those who are impure in her family, or those she despises, not to mention that she has already given the heroine a Cruciatus Curse. Coupled with my mother's attitude, I really am not afraid that one day my mother or the Black family will lead the whole family into the quagmire without paying attention or something. Under such a general situation, there is no way to develop any personal opportunities. I have entered Slytherin. The base of the defeated team in the future will be good if it is not crushed by this overall situation. And the cp is ss. To be honest, I don't see any sense of cp in it. Instead, there is a feeling of being rushed. From the current reading perspective, ss has a feeling of looking down on the heroine, but the heroine herself does not care about the daily interactions between the heroine and him. She does not see the sincerity of ss and the heroine's daily interactions at all. It does not seem like she really wants to get acquainted with the heroine. Nothing wrong with it. The overall development is okay, but some details and reasons really don't make sense. You can optimize the details. It's okay if you don't dig into these details, but the more you look at them, the more uncomfortable they become.
Overall, it's pretty good-looking, but I always feel that the protagonist II has no improvement in character and is still a bit too naive.
The writing is very good, it has the flavor of the original work, and the content is not too big. It also fits Harry Potter much better than most Harry fans😭
It's a story about family and friends, it's a good love and kill, there's no one who rushes to save and sacrifice from the beginning, the heroine has her own life. The writing is very good, one of the best in HP Snapple, but the number of words is too few.
Nice! It's indeed rare to find a heroine with a Slytherin character who is just right and not very OOC. The interaction with other characters is natural, and the interaction with CP Snape is also natural, but it is not a line, which is good. Some people who have confirmed CP will always imply and express the love line, but will ignore the protagonist's personal development story. It is very appropriate to write it in big letters. It's good to be together without being in a hurry. Moreover, I feel that the more I write, the better. Especially the family atmosphere is very different from the beginning. This is also relatively rare. Like~
I like this protagonist very much, and the overall plot is quite smooth.
At first glance, the beginning of the novel looks like an ordinary routine novel, but as you read it slowly, you will find that the author really planned his novel carefully. Although it does not seem to be able to escape the fixed direction of the template, it is undoubtedly an above-average work worth taking the time to slowly savor. I will give you a good review and remind you to update it.
From generation to generation, fine grain and grass 108 When asked to quit, the heroine has no temper at all? And do they have a good relationship? They are collaborators. The Snape you portrayed is really bad. Stop being a CP.
It's rare to see such a masterpiece, no pretentiousness and rigorous logic.