HP: The Bewitched Girl and the Magical Insect

The author is terrible, so I'm just going to scribble something, and you can skim through it.

A story about a Miaojiang Gu sorceress from the East meeting a sixth-year Snape.

The Snape I've seen never experienced parental love in his youth, was bullied at school, and had no family connections to rely on after graduation...

He was always alone, just an ordinary, imperfect boy, and the world was never kind to him.

It isn't surprising that he worked for the Dark Lord. He was diligent and talented, and the Dark Lord, who had risen from nothing, was the role model he had always admired. He didn't care what others thought, since they had never been in his shoes. Before he became Voldemort, the Dark Lord must have been a good leader with tremendous charisma to win so many followers.

I think he must have become Voldemort around the time Snape graduated, since that was when the Slytherins formed a Dark Arts group (haha, that might not be right. I looked it up online).

So in this story, after graduating, Snape works for the Dark Lord, but gradually comes to reject his growing cruelty. In his twenties, he can't figure out a way to resolve things perfectly. In his confusion, Lily, the only person who had ever shown him kindness, becomes a victim because he betrayed her secret. From then on, he is consumed by endless pain, and no one else ever shows him kindness.

The Snape I fell in love with at first sight seemed especially devoted because of his long years of mourning and sacrifice. That was his sin, his love, and his suffering. But as I grew up and learned about his childhood, I couldn't bear the thought of him always being miserable.

I often wonder if, in his youth, he might have felt joy and sorrow like any ordinary young man. Though his upbringing was far from kind and he was prickly, he must have had hopes and moments of happiness too.

The heroine is an Eastern Gu sorceress. Her ability is to understand and communicate with all living things, something a little like Mushishi. She doesn't directly interfere with Snape's romantic life. The events that follow simply bring them to know and understand each other, and Snape is more genuine around her.

The heroine is rather laid-back at first. Later, there will be a long-sleeping plotline. When she wakes, she will be several years younger and enroll at school alongside Harry. She'll become a little more lively and tsundere, but won't have much involvement in the main plot.

Hahahaha, I think the idea is really fun, but I'm not sure I can write it well.

My prose is poor, and I'm new to writing, so I'm still not used to expressing myself. Anyway, it's free, so please bear with me~

Theme: Looking at the ordinary young Snape from the sidelines