Another Way Out - Salazar Slytherin in Fan Works

Many people choose Salazar Slytherin to express their sense of historical confusion and to vent their unbridled creativity. I will talk about the fan literature and art works about Snake Ancestor one by one, whether he is in the protagonist or supporting role. I don't want to dwell on the praise or criticism of different houses, the gentle and loving Tom Riddle, the flirtatious Lucius Malfoy, the noble Serpent House student Sirius Black, the slender Regulus Black, the extreme Ginny Weasley or Ron Weasley. I just want to talk a little bit about Salazar Slytherin and his portrayal in current fan literature and art works. Background of the article: In 3000 AD, with the discovery of a large number of fan literature and art works around 2000, people began to look for the corners of history or the romantic stories hidden behind the curtain through these words with god-like imagination, but more people became slightly insane. The first-person narrator of this article, Dr. D, suddenly became interested in Salazar Slytherin for some unknown reason, so he went to read fan works and became deeply suspicious of history. The more extreme Mr. W wanted to write a related historical novel and read it with the doctor. He actually thought Salazar Slytherin was a woman.