Harry Potter: The Enchanted Forest

So who is the old wizard who ends up with Tom? (It can't be Salazar Slytherin...)

Mrs. Black's words brought tears to her eyes. . . .

Did Principal Deng go to find GG?

The heroine is a little strange. . . It was only at the end that she realized that Sirius would never forgive her== The author's writing skills are not strong enough. There are too few details to describe this kind of conflict, and the tension is too low. It really doesn't make people feel the atmosphere of breakup. . It's obviously a very good meme QAQ

Take a close look at how a beautiful boy turns into a mature man, then a disfigured snake-faced man, and then all into snakes. .

Ha

That old lady must be from the Ministry of Magic. How disgusting.

Shota, beautiful boy, uncle, snake face, good setting~~haha~~

And Snape, although he is not a bloodthirsty person, he still has a side in his nature that likes to bully weak and selfish bastards. In fact, he has never changed this. In addition, he loved Lily, but when he was young, he refused to be kind to Petunia for Lily, and he didn't have a good attitude toward Lily's friends when he went to school. He refused to give up dark magic for Lily, and even thought that joining the Death Eaters would make Lily look at him differently. Did he really understand Lily seriously at that time? He must be more possessive of Lily than love. Besides being nice to Lily, what else does he have? Later, he betrayed the Dark Lord for Lily. This sounds quite touching, but what did he think in the beginning? In his heart he wished that James and Harry would die! That's why the principal said, you make me sick. In the previous films, Snape has always been an annoying character, bullying children maliciously as a professor. He is so embarrassed! Don't say he was awkward or anything, in fact, he was very happy. As well as the prisoners and the Order of the Phoenix, his behavior towards Sirius was childish, and he had to bear a lot of responsibility for Sirius's death. In the original book, when he was praised by Fudge and Malfoy, he was extremely proud of himself. It can be said that without the principal, he would be nothing more than an affectionate but annoying pitiful and hateful character. (I just think the way the author expressed it makes it seem like Snape is great, but I don't have a good impression of Snape)

It's so good! When it was over, I was still wondering if there would be a spin-off about their children, but when I looked at the comment section, it turned out to be from 2013. Is this a classic? It's so awesome! I read this article based on the recommendation of others. The classic will be passed down forever!