The male lead is Professor Snape. The female lead is a woman with no name.
Why does she have no name? Because the author is particular about canon and thinks that since she doesn't appear in the original work, she shouldn't have a name either. (Research suggests that the original work includes an Emmeline Vance, whom the professor killed for no apparent reason. She may also have been the professor's secret contact in the Order of the Phoenix, so it would be fine to use this name for the female lead.)
So this is, oh haha, a love story between the professor and a woman who has to fight by his side.
-- Note --
Please note that this story differs significantly from the original work!!!
The original story is called The Contact, and it is complete. Click the author's name to find it. It was first published in December 2005, so most of its worldbuilding differs from the original work. This story is based on Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and the first five Harry Potter books, but not the seventh.
Unlike the old version, after enduring life's hardships, this time the story has a happy ending.
Theme: Finding a happy ending in old age
I feel like the heroine is not too smart, but I am just a fool
Come on, come on, I think wives who can persist in finishing writing are all great! Fortunately, you didn't give up, so I was able to read a good article with such a novel setting!
It made me dizzy 🤔 I can't help but watch the ending first (laughing and crying)
Ah?????? Then what? No more?
The heroine doesn't look very smart, but she's well written.
He's Voldemort, but that's okay hahahaha
Hahahahahahaha
Wuwuwuwuwu a knife qaq Come on!!
Hahahaha I was misunderstood
Wwwww Come on! The setting is great