Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle is the fourth volume of the series written by CLAMP.

The plot continues to unfold in the search for Sakura's feathers, her most precious and hidden memories. Syaoran doesn't lose strength and hope for the well-being of the princess, even if it means she doesn't remember him as he would like.

The team they form together with Kurogane, Fye, and the small and playful Mokona is both fun and special. I'm eager to discover more memories of Princess Sakura and that she continues to remember more and more things.

This volume earns a rating of 4.5/5 stars. It keeps the readers engaged with its exciting storyline and well-developed characters. The beautiful illustrations add to the overall charm of the series. Fans of CLAMP's work will surely enjoy this installment and look forward to the next one.

I truly have an intense enjoyment of the Jade world. The reason for this is the exquisitely beautiful artwork that it presents.

The clothes within this world are of such beauty that they simply captivate the eye. And seeing the team on the horses is an absolute delight.

Moreover, I have a great affection for the character dynamics. Sakura being Fai's little sister, Syaoran his assistant, and Kurogane the hired help adds an interesting layer to the story.

The narrative itself is extremely engaging. The legend of the long haired princess and the kidnapping of the kids create a sense of mystery and excitement that keeps the reader hooked from start to finish.

Overall, the Jade world is a truly remarkable and enchanting place that I can't get enough of.

The first half is dedicated to the end of the previous arc, which still isn't one of my favorites and feels more like filler to me than anything else.

The second half begins when our group arrives at the Jade Country, where the children of the little town start to disappear at night. The rumors say that the princess of that place calls the infants when everyone else is asleep, and thus, the next morning, they don't return to their beds.

Syaoran and company are the first suspects, and as expected, Sakura's feathers are terribly involved in this incident. Since she is so sensitive to peculiar situations, she herself sees the princess and tries to do something about it. However, due to not having the strength to return to her room because of the lack of memories/feathers, when she wakes up, she finds herself in a castle where she sees all the lost children.

Now, what I like most about these first volumes are the scenes of Sakura and Syaoran together when they were children. Although Syaoran's great sacrifice breaks my heart, it shows how much they have loved each other practically all their lives. This is one of those couples for whom I would go to hell without thinking twice, and man, what can I say, both have been my favorite characters since I was about 10 years old.

In any case, my rating remains 3/5 as there still isn't much action or something really redeemable, which is completely normal. The first volumes are like that, and if I remember correctly, the interesting part starts after the middle, so we have to wait about 8 more volumes for the story to become much more complex.

Anyway, obviously I recommend it if you are fans of the work of CLAMP or our dear group of friends.

This volume contains chapters 22 to 28.

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It was just sooooooooo good! *___*

Just because I didn't like the previous volume that much, I'm all the more happy that I was completely enthusiastic this time.

Just great illustrations, feelings, story... More please! *.*

This work truly exceeded my expectations. The detailed and vivid illustrations brought the story to life, making it easy for me to immerse myself in the world created by the author.

The emotions portrayed in the story were so genuine and relatable that I found myself empathizing with the characters on a deep level.

Each page turned was like a new adventure, filled with excitement and anticipation. I can't wait to see what else the author has in store for us in the future.

This is definitely a must-read for anyone who loves great comics or stories that tug at the heartstrings.

What a cliffhanger!

It truly keeps you on the edge of your seat, doesn't it? The anticipation builds with each passing moment, leaving you in a state of suspense. You just can't wait to see what will happen next. It's like a rollercoaster ride for your emotions. One moment you're calm, and the next, you're filled with excitement and nervousness. The storyteller knows exactly how to tug at your heartstrings and make you completely invested in the outcome. Whether it's a thrilling adventure, a mystery that needs to be solved, or a romantic drama with a twist, a cliffhanger has the power to captivate and engage you like nothing else. It makes you eager to pick up the next installment or tune in to the next episode to find out how it all ends.

Love the artwork, as usual.

Their outfits in Jade country are truly some of my absolute favorites.

Each piece is精心 designed (carefully designed), with unique styles and details that perfectly capture the essence of the characters.

But if I had to pick the best, it would hands down be Background Kurogane and Mokona!

Haha, their presence adds an extra layer of charm and interest to the overall scene.

Kurogane's stoic yet mysterious demeanor, combined with Mokona's cute and playful nature, creates a wonderful contrast.

They are like the perfect yin and yang, complementing each other in the most delightful way.

Overall, this artwork is a masterpiece, and I can't wait to see more of their adventures in Jade country.

In the captivating world of "Tsubasa" by CLAMP, an all-female group of manga artists, a heart-wrenching story unfolds. Syaoran, a determined and selfless protagonist, is on a perilous quest to collect Sakura's feathers, which hold her precious memories. Sakura, his dear childhood friend, has suffered a severe injury, and the only way to save her comes at a costly price. This price weighs heavily on Syaoran's heart, causing him great pain.

Yet, his love and desire for her to live overshadow everything else. He is willing to sacrifice their shared memories, even if it means she may forget all the wonderful times they had together. Syaoran's unwavering commitment to save Sakura drives him forward, facing numerous challenges and obstacles along the way. The story beautifully explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the power of memories, captivating readers and leaving them on the edge of their seats, eager to discover what lies ahead for Syaoran and Sakura.

The smile that her highness bestowed upon me was truly and incredibly warm!!

Just by looking at it, I could feel a gentle warmth spreading throughout my own chest.

It was such a remarkable and heartwarming moment that I found myself thinking that I always, always desired to see her smile.

Her smile had a magical quality that could brighten up my day and make my heart flutter with joy.

I couldn't help but be completely charmed by it.

It was as if her smile was a precious gift that I wanted to cherish and hold onto forever.

Every time I recalled that smile, it filled me with a sense of happiness and contentment.

I knew that as long as I could see her smile, my world would be a better place.

It was a smile that I would never forget, and one that would always hold a special place in my heart.

<3

After having obtained a potent ally in their battle against a despot, the group manages to regain a precious feather and then proceeds to the next world. However, it soon becomes evident that not every world contains memory feathers. In fact, the search for Sakura's memories seems to be an even more arduous task than initially anticipated, like finding a needle in a haystack.

The group thoroughly enjoys visiting the diverse worlds. So far, the variety has been quite captivating, and it is refreshing to see that not all the dangers they encounter are resolved through brute force of punching or kicking. Although fight scenes are enjoyable, it would become rather repetitive if that were the only means for the group to overcome their obstacles. It is gratifying to witness Sakura taking a more active role, even though she does make the unwise decision of running off without first alerting the entire household.

The flashbacks that disclose that Syaoran himself has no recollection of his early childhood add an extra layer of intrigue to the interactions between Sakura and Syaoran. Perhaps Syaoran has also left behind his own people by forgetting about them? Now, let's move on to volume 5!

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The "Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle" by CLAMP is an exciting and captivating series. It follows the adventures of a group of characters as they travel through different dimensions in search of precious feathers. The story is filled with mystery, action, and romance, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.

The characters in the series are well-developed and each has their own unique personality and backstory. From the brave and determined Syaoran to the kind and gentle Sakura, readers will quickly become attached to them.

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The volume in question has a decent size.

It contains certain memories from the characters' past. These memories prove to be somewhat useful to the plot as they provide background and context. However, they mainly function as a mere sketch for what is to come in the next volume.

Overall, the story that unfolds within this volume is rather unremarkable. There isn't much that stands out or grabs the reader's attention in a significant way. It seems to be more of a setup or a bridge to the more exciting events that are expected to occur in the subsequent installment.

Perhaps the author is saving the best for later, but for now, this volume fails to leave a lasting impression.

"Si no recuerdas nada, yo recordaré por ti." And then forgets it xD The truth is that it hurt u.u

Fai spends her time flirting with Kurogane, which always makes me happy.

The first time I read it and saw the miniature city at the bottom of the lake, I thought that although it was cool, it was a waste of time. This time when I read it, I liked it quite a lot.

And things are just about to start seriously.

It seems that the story has a lot of potential. The relationship between Fai and Kurogane is developing in an interesting way. The description of the miniature city is also very vivid, making me imagine what it would be like to visit such a place. I'm looking forward to seeing what will happen next in the story. Maybe there will be more surprises and challenges for the characters to face.

I think this is a story that has the ability to draw readers in and keep them engaged. I can't wait to continue reading and find out the rest of the story.