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I'm really mean to this heroine. She is a god. She is used and hurt by others, but she forgives her once she goes to bed with her. . . . I'm speechless. Author, why don't you go and become the heroine? You'll die a bad life if you lick the dog. . . It's not a mistake to have loved someone before or had an important person of the opposite sex, but if the heroine can be forgiven in one chapter after being hurt like this, I think your author is too awesome. Again, I hope you can pass it by and become a bitch. Ps I love the professor, but I don't think he can hurt someone like this, nor does he deserve another person's forgiveness without dignity.

I finally finished reading them all, so let me post a long review: When I saw the ending, my biggest sigh was that this article should be called "The Gods Fall in Love with Me". As a god, the heroine has a strong aura, but her behavior is ordinary and she does not support her identity at all. And why does the heroine have to enter Gryffindor? Just to be with the protagonist group? The heroine's behavior is often more like a Slytherin who knows how to protect herself. There are heroes and brave people in Slytherin, and they don't necessarily have to be in Gryffindor. There is also the setting of gods, demons, and the middle heaven world. I am very confused. Is it because Voldemort is too powerful and difficult to deal with, so I use gods to kill him? Do you think so? I just feel that the whole setting is very strange. In the end, it was Harry who killed Voldemort, and the heroine and the gods had no effect. If you look cool, you have to fix it yourself. Again, the author's own mother has a great background. However, the heroine is too weak as a whole and has a serious love brain. She puts herself out of the situation most of the time and does not integrate herself into the world. She looks like a scholar reading other people's stories, and all she needs to do is to conquer the professor. Therefore, such a huge wizard war has turned into a sadomasochistic love scene. She obviously exists, even if it is the emperor. In private interviews, I don't think about love every day, and I elevate myself too high, like a bystander, so I think the portrayal of the heroine is average. I am more looking forward to a woman who can help Snape. This heroine can obviously be powerful, but she has become a little girl. Just like Satan is right, she has never grown up. As a man who is almost 40 years old, maybe he needs the gentleness of a woman more than the coquettishness of a girl. After talking about the heroine, let's talk about the author's Snape, which is really very successful. I especially like how the author depicts a lot of Snape's inner scenes. Many professorial novels do not write in such detail, and in many professorial novels, as soon as he accepts the heroine, Snape becomes a love brain, and tasks and other tasks are not so important. But even if the real Snape in Rowling's works dies, it will be a fatal blow to Voldemort in the end, let alone change because of love. So I thought the Snape part was handled really well. Many people in the comments are puzzled that Jian Weimao forgave Snape so easily. Here I just want to ask why he didn't forgive him? The author has written it very clearly, and the professor's heart has been well analyzed. He has to give up something to complete his task, and it's all over. Why let the tragic experience of the past separate a pair of lovers who will love each other now and in the future? The professor met Lily first and gave her his first love. He did make a mistake. Even if he no longer loves Lily, he should have completed the mission because of the prophecy of atonement. With so many people sacrificing and working hard, should we let him stay out of it and fall in love like the heroine? So the path he chose to take was reasonable since it looked like him, and what was he using the heroine for? I didn't see it at all. Anyway, the professor portrayed in this article is very consistent with the original work. On the other hand, the heroine is simply too weak. She should understand that falling in love with a double agent is like falling in love with Snape. You have to tolerate him because he has more important tasks. A person's life should not only be about love. Too many people have sacrificed in this war. Everything, if you tie him down because of love, it will no longer be him. While he is a hero, he has also made mistakes. It is true that he has a bad personality, and it is true that he is a bastard. But it is him who sacrifices for it, and it is he who pays the final silence for it. He is such a dual man, fragile and strong and brave. I have been reading Professor BG's articles for nearly ten years, and there are very few Snape articles that satisfy me as much as this article, so when I wrote this paragraph, the Snape in my mind is almost as described by the author. Maybe it's because I've grown older over the years while reading professor's novels. I always think that the heroine's thoughts are too little girlish and not mature enough. Snape, who is 40 years old, does not necessarily need passionate love. He needs a family and a warm lover who can tolerate his sorrow, pain and despair and can save him. If you don't like the above personal opinions, don't criticize them. It's an article worth reading.

Alas, when I saw this, I just felt that the heroine was too weak. I really like Sif. At first, I just liked his love for Lily and his loyalty. Later, I fell in love with him as a person. I thought he was awkward and venomous but cute. However, in this article, I felt that the two of them were really not worthy. I don't like this kind of heroine, nor do I like this. Sifu, the heroine gives me the feeling that she has no self-esteem. It can be said that her love for Sifu makes her weak and humble. However, the identity of the heroine gives me a contrast and makes me not worthy of her. As a girl, you must first love yourself before loving others. A humble love will embarrass you. I don't agree with this kind of love.

Although I love the professor very much, I feel that the ending did not torture the professor badly enough. It would be more reasonable to torture him a little more miserably and then reconcile! How can we reconcile in just one xo! ? The heroine is so unreliable! !

Give me BE, woo woo woo, how can I forgive everything in just one chapter? I want to watch a BE extra chapter woo woo woo.

The heroine was tortured to death throughout the book, and in the end she easily forgave Snape. The heroine's love is too humble, as low as the dust

To be honest, after seeing the ending, I personally think that it would be better to miss Jane and the professor when they finally met, and the forced happyend is a bit speechless. I suggest the author to read the book "HP Don't Talk to Me". By the way, it feels like the protagonist has been played by others.

This HE is too sudden. I have been looking forward to getting BE. This pair of CP is really not suitable for HE.

Does this excuse you? Wow, it's not cruel enough.

We'll make up after a night's sleep... Professor... Do you have any... Artifact...