彼方から 2 by kyoko hikawa

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July 15,2025

**Title: A Decent Experience with Room for Improvement**

I recently had an encounter that left me with a somewhat mixed impression.

On a scale of 1 to 5, I'd rate it a 3.5. There were definitely some aspects that were quite good. The service was generally friendly and prompt, which made me feel welcome.

The facilities were also in a decent condition. However, there were a few areas that could use some improvement.

The food, for example, was just average. It lacked that special something to really make it stand out.

Also, the ambiance could be enhanced a bit more to create a more inviting and comfortable atmosphere.

Overall, it was a decent experience, but with a few tweaks here and there, it could easily become a 4 or even 5-star experience. I look forward to seeing if they make the necessary changes in the future.

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ImRichBiatch

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

Amazing

Over the years, I have delved into this entire series on multiple occasions, and it never fails to astonish me. The combination of the remarkable art, the captivating story, and the outstanding character development makes this series truly extraordinary. The art is so vivid and detailed that it brings the story to life in the most enchanting way. The story itself is filled with twists and turns, keeping me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. And the character development is simply superb. Each character evolves and grows throughout the series, making them feel real and relatable. I cannot stress enough how highly I recommend this series. It is a must-read for anyone who loves a great story, beautiful art, and well-developed characters.

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Feet4lyf

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

Cute!

This simple word holds so much charm and appeal. It describes something or someone that is endearing, charming, and often has an element of playfulness.

A cute little puppy with its soft fur and big, innocent eyes can melt anyone's heart.

A baby's smile, with its toothless gums and twinkling eyes, is undeniably cute.

Even inanimate objects can be cute, like a small, colorful stuffed toy or a tiny,精致的 trinket.

The concept of cute is universal and transcends cultures and ages.

It brings a sense of joy and warmth to our lives, making us smile and feel good.

Whether it's a cute animal, a cute person, or a cute object, it has the power to brighten our day and make us forget our troubles, even if only for a moment.

So, the next time you see something cute, take a moment to appreciate its charm and let it bring a smile to your face.

Because cute is not just a word, it's a feeling that can make the world a better place.

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jorganmage

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

I felt like this volume offered less diverse plot compared to the past.

We spent most of the time in fever mode, which limited the variety of storylines.

It seemed that the focus was mainly on the intense and somewhat repetitive situation of being in a feverish state.

This lack of diversity made the reading experience a bit less engaging and interesting.

Perhaps if there had been more different events and developments during this period, the volume would have had a more captivating and well-rounded plot.

As it stands, it feels like a missed opportunity to explore a wider range of possibilities and keep the readers more fully immersed in the story.

Hopefully, future volumes will bring more diverse and exciting plotlines to make up for this deficiency.

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Ulthos

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

# Program BUBU

Program BUBU is a remarkable piece of work that has a rather interesting history. It was first purchased and read in the year 1998. This was a significant moment as it marked the beginning of its journey into the hands of readers. Since then, it has likely had a profound impact on those who have come across it.

Perhaps it offered unique insights, entertained with its engaging content, or provided valuable knowledge. Over the years, it may have gained a certain reputation and following. People might have recommended it to others, spreading its influence further.

Even though it was initially bought and read in 1998, its relevance and value could have endured through the years. It could have continued to be a source of inspiration and enjoyment for many. As time passes, it will be interesting to see how Program BUBU evolves and what new generations make of it.

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Angelicbabie

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July 15,2025

Keimos is truly a captivating and charming evil.

His allure seems to draw people in, like a moth to a flame.

There is something about him that is both fascinating and terrifying at the same time.

Perhaps it is his mysterious nature or the way he carries himself with such confidence and grace.

Whatever it is, it has a powerful effect on those around him.

People are irresistibly drawn to his charm, even though they know deep down that he is evil.

It's as if they can't help themselves but to be influenced by his presence.

Keimos uses this charm to his advantage, manipulating and deceiving those who fall under his spell.

He is a master of persuasion, able to convince others to do his bidding without them even realizing it.

But beneath his charming exterior lies a heart of darkness, filled with malice and a thirst for power.

He will stop at nothing to achieve his goals, no matter who he has to hurt or destroy along the way.

Keimos is a force to be reckoned with, a charming evil that poses a great threat to all those who cross his path.

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Santo13

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

Picking up right where the first volume of Kyoko Hikawa's fourteen-volume manga series \n From Far Away\n left off, this second entry in the romantic fantasy saga is truly captivating.

Japanese schoolgirl Noriko, stranded in an alien world where her arrival has been foretold, and wandering warrior Izark, who has his own secret reasons to dread her coming, temporarily trade places. Izark, weakened by a mysterious recurring illness, becomes critically ill. Despite her ignorance of the local language and customs, Noriko rushes to his aid, fetching a doctor.

The bond between them deepens, even as Izark struggles with his internal conflict about protecting "The Awakening" when he should seemingly want her dead. When the thieves from the first installment return, Izark, with a bit of help from Noriko, is recovered enough to defeat them. However, former Rienkan mercenary Keimos, also in Calco town, and especially when his former boss, Lord Rachef of Rienka, gets involved in the combat, pose a new challenge.

I thoroughly enjoyed this second installment, perhaps even more than the first. I was eager to discover what would unfold next. The character development here is excellent. We gain more insights into Izark, such as the flashback to his youth when his mother abandoned him after revealing a heart-wrenching truth. While the exact nature of his superhuman/inhuman curse remains a mystery, this backstory helps explain his isolation. Noriko, although still a bit naïve as a teenager, shows growth and strength when necessary. I loved how she stood up for Izark when she thought he was being bullied and the unexpected scene where she manages to carry the wounded Izark to safety. The relationship between them feels more mutual, with each helping the other when needed. Overall, it's a great follow-up that leaves me hungry for more. It's time to dive into the third installment!

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Wobbu

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

July 15,2025

Volume 2 kicks off with Izark falling ill due to some mysterious malady. Concerned, Noriko wastes no time in fetching a doctor to tend to him.

This incident paves the way for Izark to encounter a group of men. They request that he deal with a gang of thieves who have been wreaking havoc in the town.

Izark, being the heroic figure he is, readily agrees. However, unbeknownst to him, there is a spy lurking in the shadows, determined to make things difficult for our charming hero.

Throughout Volume 2, there are numerous adorable moments shared between Noriko and Izark. But it's not just the romance that shines. The story truly comes alive in the thrilling fight scenes and in a particular moment where Noriko proves that she too can be a force to be reckoned with.

This volume introduces several villains, but by the end, their numbers are significantly reduced.

Overall, Volume 2 does an excellent job of setting the stage for an exciting Volume 3.

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彼方から / From Far Away #2

彼方から 2

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