Harry Potter: Mrs. Snape

When Qiu Zhang grows up and gets married, will her children ask her to talk about her school days and think of the pride of Hufflepuff, that sunny and handsome boy who is a little shy?

The funniest thing is the Sorting Hat's line: Gryffindor

I've finished watching it, it's very interesting, highly recommended ^ω^ To be honest, this article has been in my favorites for a few years. I searched for it during the years when I was very obsessed with HP fanfics. I only recently dug it out when I was short on literature. Fortunately, I was short on literature, otherwise I would have missed it. This is a professor article that is different from what I have seen before. He portrays a very new professor, but he is also very real and very consistent with the professor in the original work. And I am very happy that in this article, the professor does not describe Lily's struggle as much as I have seen before, and the love between the professor and Arya happened very naturally, and I think it is also very sweet. And I don't know if it's because I've read too many HP novels, but many fanfics write Philosopher's Stone Chamber of Secrets 123 in order, just to make up the word count. Reading too much will always make you tired. But this article gives people a cruel perspective, and he abbreviates some things that I think are very complicated anyway, and only tells us where the time point is through a simple summary, and this is a brand new perspective, a perspective that is not limited to the protagonist. And in the end, the story is generally satisfactory, but I personally like Draco better, but I can only say that the description of Draco in this article is very consistent with the original work, but the scenes are a bit small. But it was really a pity when I saw it in the end. Andrew is considered a well-bred son, right? When I saw the final episode, I still feel very sorry. I thought that Andrew would at least have a marriage that was not spectacular, but would be stable. I thought he would be with Annabel, but it turned out that they separated unexpectedly and unexpectedly. They were each other's first love, but they took different paths in the end.

Hmm... The ending is pretty good, but it's a bit regretful for the heroine. What would have happened if the heroine had successfully entered school when she was eleven years old? This should be a sequel.

I felt a little disappointed in the end. Maybe it was because I watched Andrew grow up from a young age and felt that he should also have a vigorous life and loving feelings. I felt so lost.

I've finished reading it... I really, really like this article. This article is more about describing a family, which makes me particularly touched. I really, really like this family model. Love is not the most stable and long-lasting thing. The strongest thing is the sense of responsibility and loyalty to a family, and always making the choice to maintain the family. In the darkest and most dangerous times, the mutual help and love from our families support us through these times...

The writing is quite good, but I don't have many teaching articles, so any that I can finish are worthy of praise. But in this article, the detail of taking off the professor's shoes appears twice and I can't imagine the picture. Is it the kind of heroine who squats down and takes off the professor's shoes? ! Why! What do you want to express by writing this. I don't know if it's because it's about children, but as I get to the end, it gives me a more, how should I put it, feeling of being moved by a wife and a mother's self-sacrifice. There are many long paragraphs of psychological descriptions, and the inner descriptions of the heroine and the professor's love for each other. I can't get the heartbeat and the kind of steadfastness and loyalty. It's more of a pale slogan. I couldn't get into it when I saw the end. In the end, the storyline was quite satisfactory. Everyone's story is different, so it wasn't very exciting. However, for me, as long as the professor is happy, I am willing to read even articles with OOC characters, as long as the professor lives well.

The most satisfying thing is that I gave the professor a chance to face Voldemort openly and wave his wand against Voldemort.

The more I look at the back, the more I feel like this is just an article with a SS, but I quite like the heroine.

The names in the favorites are the same, and there are a lot of things I don't understand, but this one, why did I watch it at the end, but it's really exciting. When I saw a comment below, he didn't say he didn't find it. He just thought this article was very interesting and awesome. It was more about teaching and personal development, rather than following the plot of the original work. , And the writing is very consistent with the character but not rigidly consistent with the character, just like a real professor, making different choices when encountering such a different historical node, Xifu Happiness is really happy, author, thank you, thank you for giving the professor a happiness, thank you for writing the work and allowing me to immerse myself in it.