Harry Slytherin's original heroine. Harry's character is the most like the original one! Shirakiri Kuro is a thoughtful and thoughtful Gryffindor who shoulders a heavy responsibility. The heroine is a proud and arrogant young lady. Highly recommended.
Although it is said to be a fan novel, it feels like a new novel in every aspect. Everyone's destiny has changed a lot, it's a serious love story.
The story of the parent generation, the original Slytherin heroine Snape.
Parent generation. Snape*Hufflepuff heroine, campus love, so sweet. The writing style is diary style, the heroine's secret love diary, and the overall first-person narrative. The cute stupid heroine (Hufflepuff's characteristics are clearly understood for the first time, so cute) thinks she has a secret love for Snape, but Snape discovers everything, and then the two of them fall in love innocently (they are so sweet)
Original Aboriginal heroine *Snape. The emotional line is handled very well, and I like a heroine with perfect martial arts. And the extra is the reason why I give it a five-point rating. It's an OOC fan, but it's very interesting. Sometimes OOC is just better.
Ravenclaw's original heroine *Draco. I forgot the content, but I have collected it for so long, so it should be good to watch, and it's finished. I'm so touched.
Lao Fu* is a time-traveling Muggle heroine. I think Domu Duoduo's early works are quite average. I wanted to see the dynamic between Lao Fu and the original heroine, but I didn't write them out. The title of the article is their son. The content of raising a child is higher than being in a relationship, and it is also higher than a career line (the female protagonist basically has no career line)