Jiaoyang is a boy that my master picked up when I was seven years old. Although he was slovenly when we first met him, he was also very delicate. At that time, several senior brothers threatened him with rats. He was so scared that he was sweating profusely and was unwilling to run away. Thinking about how such a boy ended up here, his life experience would be very pitiful. But time flies, twelve years have passed in a hurry, and the five-year-old boy is now seventeen. He has grown up to be a tall and handsome man, uh, like a jade tree in the wind, but he has contracted the habit of a gangster from somewhere. The day was just right, so Master sent me out of the mountain to look for Master, just to solve the hundred-year catastrophe that Master said, but Jiaoyang actually followed me out, risking the punishment of a rod.
But why did the promised help turn into trouble?
Junior brother! You are on your way in a hurry, so put on your clothes first!
Reader comments
The ending is so regrettable. I have read so many fan stories that have changed history, and countless people's lives and deaths have been changed. Why is there no one that gives Snape an Avatar after the death of James and Lily? As long as one fan does this, I'll be satisfied, really. This article has been infinitely close, but in the end it was stopped, which is a pity.
I always believe that actions speak louder than words. If you say you will never forgive someone, but that person doesn't care about your opinion, what's the point? If you really have the legitimate right to revenge, insert the dagger into the heart of your enemy. What's the point of just saying it without practicing it? If you don't have the will and courage to kill your enemy, then pull him down. Don't find any lame excuse that "makes you regret and suffer for the rest of your life." Snape bullied non-Snake House students (especially Harry and Neville) but he bullied them very high. How could he look like he was hopeless? Even in the end, Snape did not die to save Harry. He was bitten to death by Nagini. Voldemort thought that he could control the Elder Wand in this way, so what did it have to do with Harry?
The ending is so regrettable. I have read so many fan stories that have changed history, and countless people's lives and deaths have been changed. Why is there no one that gives Snape an Avatar after the death of James and Lily? As long as one fan does this, I'll be satisfied, really. This article has been infinitely close, but in the end it was stopped, which is a pity. I always believe that actions speak louder than words. If you say you will never forgive someone, but that person doesn't care about your opinion, what's the point? If you really have the legitimate right to revenge, insert the dagger into the heart of your enemy. What's the point of just saying it without practicing it? If you don't have the will and courage to kill your enemy, then pull him down. Don't find any lame excuse that "makes you regret and suffer for the rest of your life." Snape bullied non-Snake House students (especially Harry and Neville) but he bullied them very high. How could he look like he was hopeless? Even in the end, Snape did not die to save Harry. He was bitten to death by Nagini. Voldemort thought that he could control the Elder Wand in this way, so what did it have to do with Harry?