It just keeps getting better and better!

Each passing day seems to bring new joys and opportunities. The world around us is constantly evolving, and we have the chance to grow and improve along with it. Whether it's in our personal lives, with stronger relationships and new experiences, or in our professional pursuits, where we can achieve greater success and fulfillment. There are always new challenges to overcome, but with each one we become more resilient and capable. The future holds endless possibilities, and we can look forward to a life that is filled with even more love, happiness, and excitement.

We should embrace this upward trend and make the most of every moment. Let's continue to strive for excellence, be open to new ideas and experiences, and always believe that things will keep getting better and better.

Probably my least favourite volume so far.

The story of Ashura-Yasha seems to drag on a bit, lacking the kind of pacing and excitement that I usually look for in this series.

Moreover, there is an excessive amount of fighting for my personal taste. It feels like the focus is too much on the action and not enough on developing the characters or the overall plot.

I understand that action is an important part of this genre, but I would have preferred a better balance between the two.

Perhaps in the next volume, the author will be able to address these issues and bring the story back to a more engaging level.

Overall, while this volume wasn't a complete disappointment, it definitely didn't meet my expectations.

This is yet another volume that presents an interesting story line. However, it is overly dominated by the repetitive pattern of "running and fighting, running and fighting". As a result, I found myself becoming quite bored with the entire affair.

The continuous sequence of running and fighting seems to lack variety and depth. It fails to engage the reader on a more profound level, leaving one with a sense of monotony.

Perhaps if there were more elements of character development, strategic planning, or unexpected twists within the running and fighting scenarios, it could have held my interest better.

As it stands, the volume's overemphasis on this one aspect detracts from what could have been a more captivating and enjoyable read.

The story is beginning to become a bit perplexing.

The references to the RG Veda seem to be taking precedence over the actual storyline.

Even after being transported to another world, the group remains separated.

I have a feeling that I missed something as the statues are now alive and engaged in a battle for the wish-granting moon castle.

However, the events somehow seem to be representative of the competition between the circus troop and the temple crew.

This volume concludes with one of the living statues impaling herself on the sword of the other.

So, it's truly a mystery as to where this story fragment is going to lead us.

Will the group manage to reunite?

What role will the RG Veda references play in the overall narrative?

And how will the competition between the circus troop and the temple crew unfold?

Only time will tell as we continue to follow this captivating yet confusing story.

I'm really pissed because I find myself in a situation where I need to purchase the other volumes right now.

It's so frustrating. After making the decision to buy, I then have to endure the wait for shipping.

I just can't help but feel impatient. I'm eager to get my hands on those volumes and continue exploring the story or whatever it is that they contain.

The anticipation is killing me. I keep thinking about how long it might take for them to arrive.

It seems like such a long time to wait when I'm so excited to have them.

I hope the shipping process is as quick as possible so that I can satisfy my craving for those volumes.

Separated since their arrival, Syaoran and his companions find themselves in a difficult situation. They have to figure out how to navigate a country that is split in two. And when the sky literally splits, things become even weirder. Trapped in a battle for a castle that grants wishes, Syaoran and Sakura must not only determine where they have ended up but also if the Fai and Kurogane they are facing are their own or dopplegangers from this world.

I suspect that if I were more familiar with RG Veda, I would have gained even more from this story. However, even just having read the Wikipedia summary of that manga, this alternate take on the main characters still managed to strike a chord with me. The ending was quite something! Now, it's time to move on to the next volume and see what adventures await.

After a long period of not reading the manga, the story has left me a bit confused.

They are currently in Shara country, and Syaoran and Sakura have become separated from Fei and Kurogane.

There is a war raging between the clans, which adds an element of chaos and uncertainty to the plot.

There are also some snippets of information that hint at events to come in future volumes.

To make matters even more complex, it has now been confirmed that Syaoran has a clone.

I find myself thinking: "What on earth is happening here?"

I truly hope that the story will start to make more sense in the future volumes, as I am eager to understand the full picture and how all these elements will come together.

One of my favorite arcs!

After Mokona transported them to the Shura Kingdom, Sakura and Syaoran fell directly into the battlefield between the flesh and blood kings Ashura and Yasha.

Every day, when the moon is at its highest point, both sides are called to this field, and there, they shed the blood of their opponents because it is said that whoever wins the war can fulfill their most fervent wish (probably because of one of Sakura's feathers).

However, a Fay and Kurogane with black eyes seem to be on the side of King Yasha as they immediately attack Syaoran. Thus, King Ashura offers them protection and invites them to his home. After changing clothes and eating something to fill them with energy, Syaoran decides to accompany Ashura to war, with the sole purpose of ensuring if Fay and Kurogane are really themselves. And although their faces are identical, there is nothing to explain why they are attacking them left and right.

Eventually, Ashura briefly explains to them his motives for going to war and makes a deal with the Dimension Witch so that Fei Wong Reed stops knowing the exact location of our protagonists.

But what will be the price for their most fervent wish?

One night later, and without further ado, Ashura fights his way until he reaches Yasha and stabs him in the chest. The volume ends with him embracing Yasha as if they were two lovers.

It should be noted that this volume is full of action scenes that I love and that make it more dynamic. Likewise, it is revealed to us that there are two Syaorans: one of them is with Fei Wong Reed and, curiously, both are connected through the left eye of the traveling Syaoran.

We also have a tender scene between Sakura and him because, although some time has passed since they recovered a feather, Sakura's physical memory remembers the closeness she had with Syaoran and gives him a kiss on the eye, blushing both of them for such boldness.

Undoubtedly, as I said at the beginning, this arc is one of my favorites. The gears start to move and as the story progresses, it gets much better. I can't wait to read the next one!

This volume contains chapters 58 to 65.

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Meh, I don't think I'm going to keep reading this series.

At first, I was quite intrigued by the premise. However, as I delved deeper into the story, I found myself losing interest. The characters didn't seem to have much depth, and the plot was rather predictable.

I had hoped for more excitement and unexpected twists, but it just didn't deliver. Maybe it's just not my cup of tea.

I might give the author another chance with a different book, but for now, I'm done with this series.

I'll be on the lookout for something more engaging and captivating to satisfy my reading cravings.

A mystery that is slowly being uncovered, numerous action-packed scenes, a touch of romance, and a hint of humor filled this volume. Our heroes find themselves drawn into a world where two gods are engaged in a fierce battle with each other.

As they navigate this strange and dangerous world, they encounter many challenges and obstacles along the way. The action scenes are intense and thrilling, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat.

Meanwhile, a budding romance begins to develop between two of the heroes, adding an element of tenderness and warmth to the story.

And throughout it all, there are moments of humor that lighten the mood and bring a smile to the reader's face. This volume truly has it all, making it a must-read for fans of mystery, action, romance, and humor.

What is happening? I didn't think there would be so many differences from the anime.

I expected a little of what was on the last page, haha.

It seems that the adaptation from the anime to this form has brought some unexpected changes. Maybe it's because different mediums have their own characteristics and limitations.

However, despite these differences, I'm still curious to see how the story will unfold.

Each version has its own charm, and perhaps this new version will offer a fresh perspective on the familiar tale.

I'll continue to follow and see what else surprises it has in store for me.