Snape was unexpectedly suitable as a stepfather, and he fell in love with Draco. The bickering between the two was particularly interesting, and the subsequent defeat of Voldemort was a bit sloppy.
Nice! The author is great. Draco, the Malfoy couple, and Snape all have a good grasp of the characters. Especially Draco's youthful and domineering character in the fourth grade and his subsequent growth in forbearance and calculation are so well written. The heroine is also very good, smart and self-controlled, and occasionally scheming. The only shortcoming is that it is relatively old, there are some points in the back that I don't like, and the heroine doesn't have much control in the back.
It's good-looking, sweet and sadistic, and the heroine is smart and beautiful. She is a noble lady from a small mysterious feudal country in Europe. She got married and became the queen at the age of 10. She later escaped. She worked in Slytherin in the early stage and had a lot of noise with Draco. The original plot is briefly mentioned, mainly the story of the heroine and her love affair with Draco. The heroine is very charming, and occasionally a little crazy. Draco is very clingy in love, innocent in the early stage, but becomes slightly darker later on.