I Declare That There Is Nothing Written About Severus That I Have Not Read.
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I would like to read a book similar to "HP: Silver is also working hard today". I want to read some non-OOC articles, and I don't need knives. I can't handle knives. My eyes were swollen from crying last time. I found the pictures online.
They are all related to Sri Lanka. The first eight books have two male protagonists, and the last six are romance books. The ones recommended in this round are definitely ones that I think are worthy of five stars. I didn't mention the generally good-looking ones. As you can see from the ratings of the first book, it's the combination of the original male protagonist and the Sri Lankan religion's alchemy and potions. The second book is highly recommended. It incorporates several worldviews such as "The Curse to Protect Sweetheart", but the author's skills are very profound and the narrative logic is clear. The author also has a book called "Innocent Senior Pretty Lion" (also known as HP Life of Humanoid Creatures) with the original male protagonist Arebias, which is equally good-looking and very famous. The third lvss book is what I can call the author's deepest love for Sri Lanka. It writes about the fate of Sri Lanka and the library system, so that Sri Lanka has teachers who are responsible for caring for him, a library that can learn thousands of world knowledge, friends who have always shared the same goals, and a lover who is equally knowledgeable and capable. The library teaches Sri Lanka how to learn, how to behave, and how to love others. As you read it, you can feel the author's tenderness towards Sri Lanka. The fourth original male protagonist is an elf from another world, Heloria, who comes to the wizarding world and forms an indissoluble bond with Sijiao, who is still in school. The author's writing is very graphic and some scenes make it seem like you can imagine the silent affection between Heloria and Sijiao just by reading it. The male protagonist in the fifth book is one year younger than the Sect. He is an atypical Hufflepuff. His daily activity is to feed the Sect. Of course, the male protagonist also has bad ideas. I remember a scene where the male protagonist's Animagus (a snow leopard) stands on its hind legs with two front paws, one paw touching the chest and the other waving forward. He uses an aria to lecture his bad ideas to the Sect. In the sixth book, there is no need to say more about the true God! True God! The content of more than a thousand chapters is coherent and compact, and the emotions are developed delicately. I've always thought that Shijiao's insistence on his choice of spy was not solely because of Lily. It can be said that Sijiao has not met many people who were good to him in his life since childhood (even most of them were evil: his father's violence, his mother's cowardice, the curse of the neighbors, Gryffindor's discrimination against Slytherin, Slytherin's hatred of mixed-race, the four hijackers) Bullying, Dumbledore's whitewashing of equality, etc.) So he joined the Death Eaters because of survival, because of his ambition to climb up, and because he didn't care about the wizarding world and other people. He ignored the death that his actions might bring, just as the wizarding world ignored him before. Lily was different. He cared about his only friend. So when Lily died, Severus finally experienced firsthand the death and pain that Death Eaters would bring. He believed that he should atone for his sins, for Lily, and for the death that he brought behind providing the potion. So even if Asseth could protect the Sect and let the Sect leave this dangerous whirlpool, even if the Sect had fallen in love with Ass, he would not give up the double agent plan, because this was the salvation of his soul by Severus himself. The seventh book is a collaboration with the third book by the same author Ye Luoli and HP. The fourth world is the cb direction of Peacock and Sijiao, and the cp is Riddle. The focus is on the friendship between Peacock and Si Jiao. It's amazing that the two of them fit together so well. They have the same arrogance, venomous tongue, and the same desire for love. Perhaps they also have the same inferiority complex buried in their hearts. The eighth lvss is actually not as bad as the title. It is a story in which Riddle was reborn to observe the magic of "love" through observing the Sect, and ended up getting himself involved. In the ninth book, the actor travels into the hp world, and there is a love-hate relationship between the props management lady who loves Sri Lanka and the Sri Lankan teacher who is forced to become the guardian of the heroine. In the tenth book, the heroine makes a wish in front of Sri Lankan's tomb after the war but goes back to 1991 and starts over again. Once someone who doesn't deserve to die dies, it will restart. The heroine and Sri Lanka fall in love with each other in a continuous cycle. The eleventh book is a tender love letter. The relationship between the heroine and Sijiao is like water. It seems plain but flows smoothly. It is not like the strong love, hate, anger, infatuation and infatuation in other books, but it has a unique flavor. In the twelfth book, in 1991, the Hodgepuff heroine and the Harry trio went on an adventure together, watching the flying black robe corners from behind the teacher. However, as the shrouded fog lifted, the heroine discovered that she had been erased by the world while searching for herself. The memories of the past were hidden deep in Si Jiao's mind. It turned out that they had secretly fallen in love when they were young. The heroine's first life was Slytherin, the powerful head of the family and the Potions Master who always stood by her side. Immortal product! In the thirteenth generation, the heroine belongs to an ancient Chinese family with magical powers and a big golden finger, but this golden finger is actually a gift from a visitor from another world. (The foreshadowing is deep and the plot is tight) The fourteenth book combines magic and quantum mechanics with the divine power of Dunhuang, which opens up imagination and mystery (if you don't like the first chapter, please quit immediately, niche style)
They are all related to Sri Lanka. The first eight books have two male protagonists, and the last six are romance books. The ones recommended in this round are definitely ones that I think are worthy of five stars. I didn't mention the generally good-looking ones. As you can see from the ratings of the first book, it's the combination of the original male protagonist and the Sri Lankan religion's alchemy and potions. The second book is highly recommended. It incorporates several worldviews such as "The Curse to Protect Sweetheart", but the author's skills are very profound and the narrative logic is clear. The author also has a book called "Innocent Senior Pretty Lion" (also known as HP Life of Humanoid Creatures) with the original male protagonist Arebias, which is equally good-looking and very famous. The third lvss book is what I can call the author's deepest love for Sri Lanka. It writes about the fate of Sri Lanka and the library system, so that Sri Lanka has teachers who are responsible for caring for him, a library that can learn thousands of world knowledge, friends who have always shared the same goals, and a lover who is equally knowledgeable and capable. The library teaches Sri Lanka how to learn, how to behave, and how to love others. As you read it, you can feel the author's tenderness towards Sri Lanka. The fourth original male protagonist is an elf from another world, Heloria, who comes to the wizarding world and forms an indissoluble bond with Sijiao, who is still in school. The author's writing is very graphic and some scenes make it seem like you can imagine the silent affection between Heloria and Sijiao just by reading it. The male protagonist in the fifth book is one year younger than the Sect. He is an atypical Hufflepuff. His daily activity is to feed the Sect. Of course, the male protagonist also has bad ideas. I remember a scene where the male protagonist's Animagus (a snow leopard) stands on its hind legs with two front paws, one paw touching the chest and the other waving forward. He uses an aria to lecture his bad ideas to the Sect. In the sixth book, there is no need to say more about the true God! True God! The content of more than a thousand chapters is coherent and compact, and the emotions are developed delicately. I've always thought that Si Jiao's insistence on his choice of spy was not solely because of Lily. It can be said that Sijiao has not met many people who were good to him in his life since childhood (even most of them were evil: his father's violence, his mother's cowardice, the curse of the neighbors, Gryffindor's discrimination against Slytherin, Slytherin's hatred of mixed-race, the four hijackers) Bullying, Dumbledore's whitewashing of equality, etc.) So he joined the Death Eaters because of survival, because of his ambition to climb up, and because he didn't care about the wizarding world and other people. He ignored the death that his actions might bring, just as the wizarding world ignored him before. Lily was different. He cared about his only friend. So when Lily died, Severus finally experienced firsthand the death and pain that Death Eaters would bring. He believed that he should atone for his sins, for Lily, and for the death that he brought behind providing the potion. So even if Asseth could protect the Sect and let the Sect leave this dangerous whirlpool, even if the Sect had fallen in love with Ass, he would not give up the double agent plan, because this was the salvation of his soul by Severus himself. The seventh book is a collaboration with the third book by the same author Ye Luoli and HP. The fourth world is the cb direction of Peacock and Sijiao, and the cp is Riddle. The focus is on the friendship between Peacock and Si Jiao. It's amazing that the two of them fit together so well. They have the same arrogance, venomous tongue, and the same desire for love. Perhaps they also have the same inferiority complex buried in their hearts. The eighth lvss is actually not as bad as the title. It is a story in which Riddle was reborn to observe the magic of "love" through observing the Sect, and ended up getting himself involved. In the ninth book, the actor travels into the hp world, and there is a love-hate relationship between the props management lady who loves Sri Lanka and the Sri Lankan teacher who is forced to become the guardian of the heroine. In the tenth book, the heroine makes a wish in front of Sri Lankan's tomb after the war but goes back to 1991 and starts over again. Once someone who doesn't deserve to die dies, it will restart. The heroine and Sri Lanka fall in love with each other in a continuous cycle. The eleventh book is a tender love letter. The relationship between the heroine and Sijiao is like water. It seems plain but flows smoothly. It is not like the strong love, hate, anger, infatuation and infatuation in other books, but it has a unique flavor. In the twelfth book, in 1991, the Hodgepuff heroine and the Harry trio went on an adventure together, watching the flying black robe corners from behind the teacher. However, as the shrouded fog lifted, the heroine discovered that she had been erased by the world while searching for herself. The memories of the past were hidden deep in Si Jiao's mind. It turned out that they had secretly fallen in love when they were young. The heroine's first life was Slytherin, the powerful head of the family and the Potions Master who always stood by her side. Immortal product! In the thirteenth generation, the heroine belongs to an ancient Chinese family with magical powers and a big golden finger, but this golden finger is actually a gift from a visitor from another world. (The foreshadowing is deep and the plot is tight) The fourteenth book combines magic and quantum mechanics with the divine power of Dunhuang, which opens up imagination and mystery (if you don't like the first chapter, please quit immediately, niche style)
I found two new books, and the emotional lines are all step-by-step. In the first book, the beginning starts from academic rivalry to political marriage. Both people are very innocent. Hahahaha, I like this pull. The second book has a long-lasting relationship and a complete story line. Both people have their own life experiences and life goals. The heroine does not only revolve around Si Jiao, and Si Jiao has no inexplicable heartbeat. Generally speaking, it is not OOC. I like it. The common shortcoming of the two books is that they are being serialized. Updates and updates.
Both have CPs. This is the first Fusi book. It is a very rare Fusi book without OOC. I highly recommend it. The second original male protagonist is Si. Si is a junior. On the surface, he is a junior, but in reality he is a senior. The protagonist is a local native, a master of alchemy. After his death, he time-traveled into the body of a child. Not long after Sri Lanka was teaching, the old man died. Recommended. The third book is a very unpopular cp, Penny x Penny, yes, it is Penny Evans. I know it may be a bit evil, and I also had the mentality of giving it a try at the beginning. It turned out that the author's writing was unexpectedly good, but the author added private settings. Penny's eyes are green, but she is not a stand-in. In addition, they have a daughter, which is worth recommending.
Believe me, it is really good-looking, especially the third and last book. Although the third book has a slightly lower rating, Invincible is really good-looking. In the early stage, the heroine is the heroine, and in the middle stage, there is an emotional complex. The first kiss seems to be more than 300 pictures. The last book really made me cry to death. Finally, someone knew about Sifu's little awkwardness and stayed with Sifu all the time. It was really beautiful! ! ! I don't care, Arthas and Severus are the sweetest! !
1. He, is the original heroine (indigenous), has something to do with Prince, has time-travel elements, dual strengths, currently unfinished 2. He, the original heroine (time-travel), is a natural time traveler, Sri Lanka is reborn, dual strengths, currently unfinished 3. He, redemption and development system, is the original heroine (indigenous), born animagus (cat), does not like Lily, dual strengths, currently completed, can be consumed with confidence 4. Double plot he/be. The heroine (indigenous) is from the Death Eater camp. She is mostly dark and depressive. She once liked Lily and has finished it. Please correct me if I am wrong [I understand]
They are all taught by Sri Lanka. The first book is childhood sweethearts❤️The second book starts to fight against Mr. And Mrs. Lu😱, the third book is about saving and improving each other🥳There is also a book about the family line of Sri Lanka, "Gardenia and Stars"✨It is divided into two parts, the upper part tells the story of Severus's sister and Sirius Black, and the lower part tells the story of their daughters Lyra Snape (taking the mother's surname) and Draco Malfoy🥰, this book can only be searched😭😭😭