The Osmanthus Tale

This ending is not bad. Although it is not Chi Erbin who waits until the end, it is still better than choosing Chu Yue. Xiao Jiling was originally a tragic character with deep love and sex, and he changed his gender after being stabbed in two holes. He should be the biggest golden finger in the whole story. It would be better if there are extra chapters about his early years. It is really a life-changing one...

It's a pity that the previous wonderful, bad review

The extra chapter has been updated in this chapter, Mina refreshes to take a look, mua~

Who does the heroine like? I didn't understand it for a while

Alas, I am so disappointed. The ending feels a bit rushed. Is it because it has been so long since I wrote it? It feels like the back of the synopsis has been cut off, because at the end of the synopsis, it seems to be a happy-end-style with the male protagonist, so who is he that he reached out to hug? Does Chenjun dive? There are still many places that have not been explained clearly. For example, what did Xiao do to Min at the end? Why did Xiao leave and leave Gu there? Why is there Gu in A Yue's body? Why would A Yue oppose Prince Mu Mu from A Yue's perspective (after all, it's a bit weird judging from A Yue's temperament and attitude towards Mu Mu?)? Isn't Ah Yue the male protagonist? Maybe my level is too low and I didn't understand it... Anyway, I feel quite disappointed, because many of the first parts are so touching that I cried while reading them. But in the next few chapters, I felt so rushed and confused, ugh...

Spread flowers~I finally waited for you, but fortunately I didn't give up~

After all, she loves him who loves her wholeheartedly and makes her feel loved.

I don't understand this ending! ! !

Finally updated, tears in my eyes, come on, Leng, I will continue this time

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