This is the first fanfic I've ever written. I really love Professor Snape, and when I saw the ending of the seventh book, I was heartbroken by his death. So I wanted to write a book to remember him and hope that all is well with him in heaven. Perhaps the professor can live on in a different form. This is a body-transmigration story. In the modern world, the heroine is the editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine. Recently, she got caught up in a scandal and ended up being labeled the other woman, which infuriated her. How could they do this to her? The taut string finally snapped when she lay down for a quick nap. In a strange whirl of dizziness, she found herself in the magical world of HP. After making her way through the magical world, will the heroine, who has always been clueless about love, win the affections of the cold professor? Will she understand them? I hope so.
Theme:
Ahhhhhhhhh... The professor has become a scumbag [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Now that everyone has become a scumbag! At least give it a try, ah ah ah ah ah ah
Well, arrhythmia is not a symptom but a symptom. It means that the heart rate is too fast or too slow. Can easily cause arrhythmia. Therefore, arrhythmia is likely to kill someone. (But I still understand what my wife means. In fact, I can just say that Lili has a heart disease or a bad heart)
. . . This misunderstanding was solved and I was caught off guard. Before the sadness was over, it suddenly turned into a comedy.
In fact, the author completely made the professor a scumbag, and the heroine also wrote NC... It means that this is completely childish and naive at first, but at least the heroine is infatuated with the hero and he is also infatuated. Then it gets bloody in the middle, the heroine is hypocritical and the hero becomes a scumbag. In the end, a small misunderstanding can keep a couple from being resolved for eleven years, so the ending is unfinished...
Is the author completely a hater of the professor? The professor can't be that bad. Even if he doesn't love the heroine, he can't do so many cold and violent things for the sake of his children. The reason is that the professor was subjected to domestic violence when he was a child. Generally, children who are subjected to domestic violence will either be equally violent when they grow up, or they will become very good husbands and fathers. This means that a child like the professor will either be as bad as his father when he grows up, or he will be ashamed of his father and will never be like his father. Do you think the professor would be a bad father?
I can't understand the heroine's thinking at all... Middle-aged women with children must endure marriage, even if they cheat, they must endure it for the sake of their children;
Or it's divorce. Anyway, when the children are older, the children also know that their parents are not in a good relationship, and no sensible person will force their parents to stay together. After all, couples are strangers than strangers, so why bother to be together?
Moreover, the male protagonist and the female protagonist treat their children very badly. I feel that being their children is really no different from illegitimate children. They can't even tell others who their parents are. Why should such a marriage be maintained? Since the heroine wants to give up, then she should be more chic. Why do she need to get a mistress for her husband and cry again? Do you like self-abuse? Or do you think men will feel heartache? If a man loves you, then he will not let you cry. If he doesn't love you, then your crying will only make yourself more embarrassed and meaningless...
The heroine is very pretentious, and the plot progresses very quickly, but the author seems unwilling to end it, pouring pots of blood after pots of blood, making the heroine do very inexplicable things. So strange...
. . . . . Looks like it's finished
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There's nothing to say, come on
Present a bouquet of flowers~*★*:~\\(￣▽￣)/~:*★*~
Ahhhhhhhhh... The professor has become a scumbag [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Now that everyone has become a scumbag! At least give it a try, ah ah ah ah ah ah
Well, arrhythmia is not a symptom but a symptom. It means that the heart rate is too fast or too slow. Can easily cause arrhythmia. Therefore, arrhythmia is likely to kill someone. (But I still understand what my wife means. In fact, I can just say that Lili has a heart disease or a bad heart)
. . . This misunderstanding was solved and I was caught off guard. Before the sadness was over, it suddenly turned into a comedy.
In fact, the author completely made the professor a scumbag, and the heroine also wrote NC... It means that this is completely childish and naive at first, but at least the heroine is infatuated with the hero and he is also infatuated. Then it gets bloody in the middle, the heroine is hypocritical and the hero becomes a scumbag. In the end, a small misunderstanding can keep a couple from being resolved for eleven years, so the ending is unfinished...
Is the author completely a hater of the professor? The professor can't be that bad. Even if he doesn't love the heroine, he can't do so many cold and violent things for the sake of his children. The reason is that the professor was subjected to domestic violence when he was a child. Generally, children who are subjected to domestic violence will either be equally violent when they grow up, or they will become very good husbands and fathers. This means that a child like the professor will either be as bad as his father when he grows up, or he will be ashamed of his father and will never be like his father. Do you think the professor would be a bad father?
I can't understand the heroine's thinking at all... Middle-aged women with children must endure marriage, even if they cheat, they must endure it for the sake of their children; Or it's divorce. Anyway, when the children are older, the children also know that their parents are not in a good relationship, and no sensible person will force their parents to stay together. After all, couples are strangers than strangers, so why bother to be together? Moreover, the male protagonist and the female protagonist treat their children very badly. I feel that being their children is really no different from illegitimate children. They can't even tell others who their parents are. Why should such a marriage be maintained? Since the heroine wants to give up, then she should be more chic. Why do she need to get a mistress for her husband and cry again? Do you like self-abuse? Or do you think men will feel heartache? If a man loves you, then he will not let you cry. If he doesn't love you, then your crying will only make yourself more embarrassed and meaningless...
The heroine is very pretentious, and the plot progresses very quickly, but the author seems unwilling to end it, pouring pots of blood after pots of blood, making the heroine do very inexplicable things. So strange...
. . . . . Looks like it's finished
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD There's nothing to say, come on