In "Fang Root Letters", the ending of the game will be determined based on the different content of the player's reply in each chapter, including the touching missed ending, the terrifying cursed ending, and the ridiculous alien ending. Here is the full story of the game.

Introduction to ending play.

The ending game misses each other and reaches the conditions: choose the fourth line for each letter reply (the third line in the first week).

Conditions for forming a good relationship: Select the fifth line for each letter reply.

(Open for multiple games) Cursed Letter Conditions: Select the first line of each letter reply.

Government Conspiracy Conditions: Select the third line for each letter reply (multiple weeks open).

Princess Jisen meets the conditions: choose the second line for each letter reply.

Detailed explanation of the ending: Ending 1: Missing each other's route. Among the five endings, this is the second normal route. The reason why the seven classmates refused to reveal _'s information is too far-fetched. In the end, _ and the male protagonist are on separate sides, which is still a realistic ending.

Ending 2: The cursed letter route. This ending is the one I'm most looking forward to. When I didn't buy it, I thought it was a horror game similar to Corpse Party, but it turns out that this ending is related to the horror genre.

The screenwriter is so messed up. At first, he played Fumino Aya to protect his classmates, but then it turned into cursing these seven people. Hey, the male protagonist is already dead. Why can others still see him?

You can also eat seven delicacies!

After the much-loved group was destroyed, Fumino Aya's curse continues.

Ending 3: Princess Jisen's route, the most confusing ending. Is this schizophrenia or ghost possession?

How did the professor die?

_Why did you become Yami?

Aya Fumino is schizophrenic. What the hell is going on when she is also schizophrenic as her biological sister and becomes an older sister?

Why can't you see other people's happiness?

The ending gives the protagonist another letter, what else do you want?

Are you schizophrenic? It's all done with one knife.