The Other Shore's Flower: A Millennium of Falling Leaves

Such a good story, why didn't the author write it properly? The structure was excellent, and so many diverse characters were created, but it was all cut short! What a pity!

The story has ended just like that. My first impression is that the author started strong but finished weakly. Upon closer reflection, perhaps this is the only way. In this article, the author hesitates, half-concealing his true feelings, wanting to write about an illicit love affair but daring not to, inevitably leading to this tragic ending. It touched on the point, yet it was so deeply affectionate. What can be done but cry out? Fortunately, restraint has its advantages. Extramarital affairs do exist; some people write about them specifically to attract attention. This story is different. First of all, their meeting and falling in love was a complete misunderstanding, full of misunderstandings. Secondly, the male protagonist is constrained by social norms and his prestigious family background, unable to move forward or let go. Secondly, the young female lead is naive and indifferent to everything. In the end, the two became considerate of each other. This is the only way, and it is inevitable. Since it's about fallen leaves, perhaps the young female protagonist has her own life story, which doesn't belong to the two of them anymore. Therefore, briefly mentioning some parts makes sense. This side story, though somewhat lengthy, reveals several details related to the main story. The male lead's deep affection—he didn't fall in love with the female supporting character, but still cherished his younger sister. The female protagonist's persistence—she can't forget her brother and is still seeking a reunion with her parents. Perhaps the little female lead will still get married, after all, she has a more carefree personality.

The side story is about someone else... What happened to Lian'er? There wasn't even a hint! She's still so young, are we just going to let her live like this forever?

Does this mean that Mo Changxiao's story has come to an end, but Lian'er's story will have a sequel?

It's so bitter, you can't die, living is torture! What exactly is the story of his mother and Lian'er's father?

Their story is too brief! What happened to Lian'er? Her parents aren't together?

Mo Changxiao has become a monk? He got what he wanted, so what is there to complain about? It's just that Lian'er has suffered so much... Does this mean he approves of his mother's relationship with Huangfu Kuo?

Pfft! Out of all these couples, not a single one is happy ending~ Turns out you've always been so ruthless~~

Is this using the happy ending of Yi Qingxiao and Cheng Qingtao to highlight the suffering of the male and female protagonists?

I remember you mentioned in your reply that Mo Changxiao had corrupted Xiao Lian'er; it turns out her mother was also involved... Does following in your mother's footsteps mean spending your life alone in solitude? ╮(╯▽╰)╭