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My pleasure! I had the same feeling when I finished the Japanese version a few years ago. Fortunately, hiver is not the end of flowers series. There are a few drama CDs happening after it, the official artbook Couleur which includes a few extra stories, and FLOWERS20 depicting each character's future at the age of 20. (All of them are in Japanese, and there might be unofficial English translation now or soon).
Best Regards
Thanks for the advice! I apologize if this ruins your experience. I decided not to use spoiler tags when I wrote the guide due to the following considerations:
(1) While some people choose to solve mysteries on their own on first playthrough while using this guide, there are others who simply prefer the guide to be foolproof. I don't know which side is the majority.
(2) I checked other flowers walkthroughs (other volumes and other languages) and it seems not to be the common practice to use spoiler tags.
(3) The "Overview" part right before Playthrough 1 serves as a guide for people who doesn't want spoilers: it tells them to choose all green choices on first playthrough.
However, learning that there does exist players who prefer spoiler tags for mystery solutions, I think it is worth trying. I will put spoiler tags for mystery solutions for the first playthrough - until someone else tells me not to do so.
Best regards and glory to Yuritopia
Otherwise a great guide!