Harry Potter: My Classmate Petunia

The professor and Lily missed each other because the professor's ambition exceeded Lily's

I always thought that Lily would be with the professor when she woke up, but they ended up being fine. However, I hope that after the professor is relieved, someone will appear in his life and accompany him until he grows old.

There was nothing to like about Snape as a boy. He is obsessed with black magic and follows the racist Voldemort for power, for which he breaks up with Qingmei. He is average-looking, doesn't care about cleanliness, and his ambition is greater than love. His only good thing is his genius. A person who has upright views and truly understands him should like him as an adult who has gone through many vicissitudes of life. Once sank, but then returned to the light because of the loss of regret. It has to be said that Dumbledore was great. He gave Snape a hand and was willing to believe in him, a former Death Eater. In this regard, Colonel Deng showed tolerance that ordinary people could not understand at all. Without Colonel Deng's bail, Snape would have just been thrown into Azkaban as a Death Eater like Sirius and then regretted it for many years. I personally think that Snape's greatest moment should be the moment when he told Harry the truth about the Horcruxes. He once ridiculed Colonel Deng, raising him is like raising a lamb to be slaughtered. (I have to say something for the principal. The principal has been trying to find a way to free Harry from the influence of the Horcrux, and he did find it. Therefore, in the ending, Harry did not die. He died in front of Harry and led Harry to resurrection at the train station. But if he did not find it, he would indeed choose to sacrifice Harry, Voldemort's last Horcrux, and then go to a decisive battle with Voldemort.) Snape is a person who has no sense of justice in his heart. He protects Harry, but has no good feelings towards Harry. He had always been prejudiced, thinking that the boy was as arrogant and reckless as his father, and he was very happy when Harry was in trouble. His bottom line was that Harry was alive out of guilt for indirectly causing Lily's death. He constantly targeted Neville because he felt that if Voldemort had chosen Neville, Lily would not have died. It was such a person who finally chose to sacrifice Harry, whom he had been protecting for Lily, for the safety of the wizarding world. This was probably the moment Snape knew best about being close to Lily. Rowling once said that Snape was not a hero. If it weren't for Lily, he wouldn't have cared at all about the boy's fate. - This biting comment caused Rowling to be dissed by The Professor's fans. But what's wrong with what Rowling said? If it was Neville's parents who died and Lily hadn't been lost, Snape would have only gone through the dark side. But Rowling was wrong again. A hero should not be judged by his original intentions, but by his actions. Regardless of Snape's original intentions, he did contribute to the peace of the wizarding world. At the end, he told Harry the truth that he was a Horcrux, putting peace in the wizarding world first.

So well written! But a good person like the male protagonist has made so many contributions. It would be better if everyone could realize it.

No, I am a little curious. Since I am a fan of Snape, I am a fan of the Snape who overheard the prophecy and told his lord in the original book. He would not hesitate to say that Lily is the stinking Mudblood Snape. Then why do you have to whitewash it? Is Snape still the person you love after the whitewash. Also, as a childhood sweetheart, Snape could obviously get the most out of things first, but he committed suicide because his love for Lily was not enough for his ambition. If Lily likes him, it's not for anything else, otherwise how could they become friends.

I don't know why, but I think it's really inappropriate for this good man, the male protagonist, not to be recognized... Actually, what I meant was to have a spin-off of the original Harry's Journey... Why do I want to see this kind of show-off plot so much... I like to show off...

Krum's treasure is actually a broom... It's so sad to be single

Haha~ Mr. Snape~ This is a marriage reminder from hell~

So on New Year's Eve, Professor Snape received a letter from Levi, conveyed by his former boss's mother's greetings from his ancestors: Son, when are you getting married?

. . . . . . Good guy, I don't even know if the author is a fan or a fan of Snape. Anyway, it is darker than the original work, and I will never feel Lily's heart and thoughts. If the original work is about a Slytherin who knows how to devote himself to love, and his personality has been sublimated, this is a Slytherin who pursues honor in a broad sense.