镜花饴情 Mirage Sugar Acacia

The content creator is trying to persuade the readers that age does make a difference in diversity group love stories. However the attempt is unsuccessful. Freshmen and juniors are technically the same person. They are exposed to same trends, share a similar value towards love, and make similar choices of life. The disorientation of a graduating student is not based on age, but on future relocation and career issues. I found it more convincing that love is divided and alienated by wealth, or the location and experiences at the start of your career. These aspects were not(slightly?) shown in the novel, making the theme surreal and hard to understand. Meh, maybe its not the way to analyze a yuri novel. Still recommended.

Want to know someting funny? i dont speak chinesse. this game is only in chinesse xD I love the art and the voice. but, you can play only learning chinesse, or using google lens xD

镜花饴情 Mirage Sugar Acacia is a compact, character-focused visual novel that leans into emotional subtlety and intimacy rather than dramatic storytelling or complex narrative structures. Developed by 青木香游戏制作组 and published by LoveStoryProject, it centers on a yuri romance set within a university environment, where two young women gradually form a connection that is as fragile as it is sincere. The game does not attempt to overwhelm the player with grand stakes or elaborate plot twists; instead, it builds its identity around quiet moments, personal reflection, and the delicate evolution of a relationship shaped by circumstance and emotion. The narrative unfolds in a largely linear fashion, with occasional branching choices that influence how the story develops and ultimately concludes. These decisions are not mechanically deep, but they serve to frame the relationship in slightly different ways, encouraging players to explore multiple outcomes. What makes the story engaging is not the structure itself, but the way it captures the gradual shift from curiosity to affection. Conversations feel grounded and natural, often focusing on everyday interactions that slowly reveal the character…

A good novel with beautiful drawings and good sound effects, a touching and sometimes poetic story about girls. It's a pity that there is no full-fledged English language. I recommend it if you like novels.