Capitulos 66 - 73
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After several clashes between the clans, it is revealed that Yasha is an illusion created by Sakura's feather. This is because he had died from an illness before the feather arrived in that dimension. Therefore, Ashura confronts the illusion and ends it by returning the feather to its owner.

After that, the group reunites and is once again transported to the country of Shara. There, they notice significant changes as the district is no longer divided between the sanctuary and the people of Yuuka. They learn that they have traveled back in time and rewritten the history of the country, allowing Ashura and Yasha to remain together.

The next journey takes them to the country of Piffle, where everyone will participate in a race to win Sakura's feather, which is the most coveted prize. And the volume ends on a cliffhanger, as it is not known who won the preliminary race.

I think the main lesson or moral of this Tsubasa story starts to be mainly shown in this volume and obviously in the subsequent ones. In short, "Live to the maximum the only life you have and enjoy your loved ones" because there is no way to revive them, and the whole core of the problem of why this story began was precisely that... In the following volumes, it will be seen especially in the climax of the story, but it is a very valuable lesson that this story left me.

Now the race in the world of Piffle is going to start. I love that sakura feather because it is the one they really have to obtain "by the correct means". It's not that they didn't do it the other times, but in the previous times, there was no one watching their methods or something. I can't wait to continue with the next volume.

I'm really excited to see how the story will unfold further and how the characters will face the challenges ahead. The concept of living life to the fullest and珍惜 loved ones is so important and it's great to see it emphasized in this story.

As for the race in the world of Piffle, I'm sure it will be full of excitement and adventure. I wonder what kind of obstacles the characters will encounter and how they will overcome them. I'm also curious to know more about the significance of the sakura feather and why it's so crucial for them to obtain it by the correct means.

Overall, I'm really enjoying this Tsubasa story and I can't wait to see what happens next.

Meh. It appears that the series has taken a downward turn.

Things now seem rather repetitive. The story keeps going into a new world, rescuing the feather, and so on.

This time, they visit the futuristic country of Piffle, and blah blah blah.

There is a mystery, a significant one at that. I truly wish it didn't make us endure the wait for its unraveling.

I am growing impatient.

It's a pity that the series has lost some of its initial charm and新鲜感.

The repetitive nature of the plot is starting to wear thin on the viewers.

Hopefully, there will be some unexpected twists and turns in the future to rejuvenate the series and keep the audience engaged.

Until then, I'll continue to watch, albeit with a slightly less enthusiastic attitude.

The book cover truly looks extremely nice.

It catches the eye immediately with its appealing design and colors. The artwork on the cover seems to tell a story even before one opens the book.

The details are精致 and well thought out, making it a visually captivating piece.

Whether it's the font used for the title or the illustrations surrounding it, everything comes together perfectly to create an inviting and attractive book cover.

It makes one eager to pick up the book and explore its contents, simply based on the allure of the cover.

It's safe to say that the book cover plays a significant role in drawing in potential readers and piquing their interest in what lies within the pages.

I really liked the story that lies behind the two gods.

It was quite an interesting and engaging narrative that held my attention from the start.

The introduction in the country of Piffle, although a little jarring at first, added an element of mystery and intrigue.

It made me curious to know more about this strange place and how it fit into the overall story.

However, what I found really nice was seeing Sakura become more independent.

She has grown and developed throughout the story, learning to stand on her own two feet and make decisions for herself.

This character growth was well-written and added depth to the story.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this story and look forward to seeing what else lies ahead for the characters.

Jezu tylko nie jakies wyscigi.

Jesus, just not any races.

This simple statement seems to carry a certain longing or plea.

Perhaps the person is tired of the competitive nature of races, whether it be in sports, in life, or in some other context.

Maybe they are seeking a break from the hustle and bustle, from the pressure to constantly strive and be the best.

It could also imply a desire for a more peaceful and harmonious existence, away from the chaos and frenzy that races often bring.

Whatever the intention behind these words, they convey a sense of weariness and a longing for something different.

It makes one wonder what kind of alternative the speaker envisions, and how they hope to find it.

Maybe it's a place or a state of mind where they can simply be themselves, without the need to compete or prove anything.

Or perhaps it's a new activity or pursuit that will bring them joy and fulfillment, without the stress and anxiety of races.

Only time will tell what lies ahead for the person who utters these words.

But for now, it serves as a reminder that sometimes, we all need to take a step back and ask ourselves what truly matters in life.

The battle for the Moon Castle has reached a tragic conclusion.

Syaoran and his companions are reunited, but they are now faced with a harsh reality. Their visits to other worlds have had a much greater impact than Syaoran initially imagined.

The plot continues to unfold, and I find myself thoroughly enjoying it. In particular, Fai has a very serious and dark moment, even if it only lasts for one panel. I appreciate the variation of a more science fiction setting, which adds an interesting layer to the story.

As I turn the page, I am excited to see what the next volume has in store. Will Syaoran and his friends be able to overcome the challenges that lie ahead? Only time will tell.

Overall, this series has been a captivating read, and I can't wait to see how it all ends.

Those who have departed to the other world can never return.

Just like the fierce flames, nothing remains the same through time because everything changes and there is no going back. We must live through this life without regrets.

Time is an unforgiving force that constantly marches forward, and once a moment has passed, it is gone forever.

The people who have left us have embarked on a journey from which there is no return, and we are left to face the consequences of our actions and decisions.

It is essential that we make the most of every moment, cherish the people and things that are important to us, and strive to live a life that is full of meaning and purpose.

Only then can we look back on our lives with a sense of satisfaction and know that we have made the most of the time that was given to us.

We reached the conclusion of this adventure in the country of Shura and Shara.
With an ending that is a bit sad but very good and will mark an important change in the adventure of the protagonists.
I love that now Fye is worried that the four of them stay together. Although they all think the same, it is he who is concerned that when it comes time to travel to another world, they do so together, so as not to get lost and end up in distant points.
It is interesting how this time they were able to travel to the past of a place they had already reached and the way their actions changed the future of that place. Apparently, they will not only be able to travel to different dimensions but there will also be the possibility that they travel to the past, which adds another interesting factor to the story.
Now it seems that the villains have realized that Yuko will not make it very easy for them to get what they want, so they recognize her power and that they will have to face her to achieve their plans.
Now a character will enter the scene who apparently our protagonists already know but of whom they have no idea that he belongs to the group of the bad guys and of whom we will find out who he is in the next story.
The next adventure will take place in the country of Piffle.
At the beginning, we encounter a dream that Syaoran has and which, as always, will only serve to increase the already many questions that are being generated and of which we still have no answer.
This world has undoubtedly charmed me. Now, to get the next feather, they will have to compete in a flying car race, something completely different from what we had seen in the previous stories. Finally, Tomoyo appears, who, as in the original story of Sakura, has the same obsession with her and that she takes advantage of the fact that she is the organizer of the race to film Sakura at all times.
I would really like to know what the relationship between Kurogane and Tomoyo is really like, since this time, not being "the real one", she will possibly behave in a somewhat different way from the one that Kurogane knows.
As for Fye, it seems that he is escaping from someone but we still know nothing about him. He is still a character who is hiding many things behind that smiling facade and of whom I am very curious to know more.
A detail that I really like and will continue to like is the relationship between Fye and Kurogane, since they complement each other and Fye always makes him see that behind that cold facade there is a person who cares about Syaoran and Sakura, even if he does not want to admit it freely.
Undoubtedly, this new story promises a lot and is proving to be interesting and very entertaining. Now it's time to keep reading to find out how the adventure continues to develop in this new country.
Highly recommended.

I truly enjoy the fact that the feather always holds a distinct meaning in every single world. It's fascinating to see how this simple yet powerful symbol can convey so many different emotions and ideas depending on the context.

Each time the characters encounter a new world in the series, the significance of the feather seems to shift and evolve, adding an extra layer of depth and complexity to the story.

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October 2013: 4 Stars

I absolutely adored the conclusion of the Ashura/Yasha arc. It was truly captivating to see how Syaoran was genuinely influenced by the way he and his friends had changed the future. In my opinion, most mangaka would have simply brushed over this aspect. However, in this case, it added a layer of depth and authenticity to the story.

I am also completely in love with the world that has been created. The Dragonfly races are an absolute delight. They bear a resemblance to the pod racing in that famous Star Wars movie, but in my view, they are even better. I can just imagine how spectacular these races would look when animated. It's truly exciting to think about! :D

Overall, this manga has managed to draw me in with its engaging storylines and unique world-building. I can't wait to see what else lies ahead.

I really liked the race. It was something new to see. The excitement in the air was palpable as the participants lined up at the starting line. The anticipation of what was to come made my heart race. As the race began, the runners took off with great speed and determination. Their energy and enthusiasm were contagious. I found myself cheering them on along with the other spectators. The race was full of surprises and twists. Some runners who seemed to be in the lead at the beginning lost their momentum, while others made a remarkable comeback. It was truly a thrilling experience to witness. I can't wait for the next race to see what new and exciting things it will bring.