The author is too bad, I am writing blindly, and you are blindly reading.
The story of a voodoo girl from the eastern Miao border and her acquaintance with Snape, a sixth grader.
The Snape I saw did not experience the love of his parents when he was young, was bullied at school, and did not have any family background to rely on after graduation...
In fact, he has always been alone, an ordinary boy who is not perfect, and the world has never been friendly to him.
Working for the Dark Lord is actually not surprising, because he is diligent enough and talented. The Dark Lord who grew up from scratch is the role model he has always looked up to. He doesn't care what others think, after all, they have never been in his situation. The Dark Lord should have been a good leader before Voldemort was transformed. He should have a great charisma to win many followers.
I think Voldemort was transformed around the time Snape graduated, because that was when Slytherin established the Dark Arts Team (haha, not necessarily correct, I searched online)
So in the setting, after he graduated, although he worked for the Dark Lord, he gradually disagreed with the Dark Lord's increasing cruelty, but he couldn't solve it perfectly in his twenties. In a panic, Lily, the only one who showed kindness to him, was betrayed by him and victimized. So he fell into endless pain from then on, and no one could show him kindness anymore.
The Snape I fell in love with at first sight was particularly affectionate because of his long mourning and sacrifice, which was his sin, his love, and his suffering. But when he grows up and learns to see the environment in which he grew up, he doesn't want to let him suffer all the time.
I often wonder if, when he was young, he would have had the same joys and sorrows as an ordinary young man. Although his native environment was not friendly enough and he was surrounded by thorns, he should have had yearning and happiness.
The heroine is an Oriental voodoo girl whose ability is set to be able to know and communicate with all living things, which is somewhat similar to "The Bug Master". She does not directly intervene in Snape's emotional line, but the subsequent development allows the two to become familiar with and recognize each other. In front of her, Snape will become more real.
The character of the heroine will be relatively Buddhist in the early stage, but will have sleeping scenes in the later stage. When she wakes up, she will become several years younger. She will go to school with Harry, and her character will become a bit lively and arrogant, and she will not participate too much in the main plot.
Hahahaha My idea is very interesting, but I don't know if I can write it down.
My writing style is too bad. I'm new to writing and I'm not used to expressing myself yet. Anyway, it's free, so please bear with me~
Purpose: Watching the ordinary young man Snape
