A few plot points in this volume were not explained thoroughly enough. They seemed to come out of nowhere, which was a bit of a letdown. However, aside from that, I truly enjoyed reading it!

CLAMP appears to have a better understanding of their environments in this volume. They have managed the clutter a bit better than in the previous volumes, which was a significant issue before. Whether this improvement will continue in the next setting remains to be seen. The fight choreography varies from standard to great, depending on the scene.

Throughout the volume, characters often restated plot points that had been discussed earlier. This gave the impression that everyone had short-term memory loss. This could be because of the serialization of the manga, with a chapter being released every week or so in Japan. However, it did slightly disrupt my reading experience. This was also a problem in the previous volumes, so I don't anticipate it disappearing anytime soon.

If you're enjoying the series, I highly recommend reading this volume. It is a great addition that resolves some of the issues that were present earlier. The characters are as lively and dynamic as ever. Good luck!

Here we bid farewell to the Republic of Hanshin and our team immediately arrives in the Kingdom of Koryo, a place dominated by the tyranny of Ryanban.

Syaoran is determined to retrieve all of Sakura's feathers. Unfortunately, Sakura still doesn't have enough energy or power to stand on her own as she would have in the past. This is because her memories are in those feathers which, peculiarly, always bring luck and/or misfortune to those nearby.

In this case, it's about Ryanban, a bad-faced type who has used the power of the feather to subjugate the entire people and unjustly collect taxes. Therefore, it will be the job of our favorite group to liberate this people from oppression.

Now, to be honest, this is one of the arcs that I find a bit boring, even though there is no shortage of action scenes. My recommendation would be to read this volume with the music composed by Kajiura Yuki that was used for the anime adaptation; it's much more enjoyable that way.

This volume contains chapters 14 to 21.

PREVIOUS REVIEWS: Volume 1 | Volume 2

Oooh, wait-wait-wait! It is this volume that I feel Shaoran (already read the review of the previous volume, haven't you? There is that in the spoiler part. I'm too lazy to type it again.) is not in volume two.

Oh my goodness! This is so frustrating. I was really looking forward to seeing Shaoran in this volume, but it seems my expectations were a bit off. I wonder where he could be. Maybe he'll show up in the next volume? I hope so. The story has been quite interesting so far, and I can't wait to see what happens next. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for the next installment.

Hadeeehh hadohh hadeeeeehh.

See my review for volume 1.

This volume continues to build on the foundation laid in the first one. It presents new and exciting content that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.

The story develops in unexpected ways, introducing new characters and plot twists that add depth and complexity to the overall narrative. The writing style is vivid and descriptive, allowing the reader to easily visualize the scenes and events taking place.

One of the highlights of this volume is the exploration of different themes and ideas. It delves into topics such as friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice, making the reader reflect on these concepts in their own lives.

Overall, volume 2 is a great addition to the series and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the first volume. It leaves the reader eager to see what will happen next and looking forward to the next installment.

Amazing!

We live in a world full of astonishing phenomena and remarkable achievements.

From the breathtaking natural landscapes that leave us in awe, such as the majestic mountains, vast oceans, and colorful sunsets, to the incredible feats of human innovation and technology.

Think about the skyscrapers that reach for the sky, the high-speed trains that zip across continents, and the advanced medical breakthroughs that save countless lives.

Even in our daily lives, there are amazing moments to be found.

The smile of a child, the kindness of a stranger, or the beauty of a flower blooming can all bring a sense of wonder and amazement.

We should take the time to appreciate these amazing things around us and be grateful for the opportunities and experiences that life has to offer.

Because in this amazing world, there is always something new and wonderful waiting to be discovered.

Let us embrace the amazing and make the most of every moment.

Kurogane is an incredibly cool character.

His appearance alone is striking, with his dark and mysterious look.

His skills and abilities are top-notch, making him a force to be reckoned with in any situation.

Whether it's in combat or when facing difficult challenges, Kurogane always shows great determination and courage.

He has a no-nonsense attitude that adds to his charm and makes him stand out among other characters.

His actions speak louder than words, and he is always ready to protect those he cares about.

Kurogane's coolness is not just on the surface; it runs deep within his character, making him a truly unforgettable and captivating figure.

I think one of the things I love most about Tsubasa is how over the top and extra Fai can be.

He always manages to bring a sense of excitement and drama to every situation. Whether it's his flamboyant clothing style or his exaggerated expressions, Fai never fails to make an impression.

His actions are often larger than life, and he seems to have no fear when it comes to taking risks. This boldness and creativity make him a truly unique character.

Moreover, Fai's extra-ness is not just for show. It also reflects his complex personality and inner turmoil. Despite his lighthearted and carefree exterior, there are deep emotions and secrets hidden within him.

Overall, Fai's over the top and extra nature is one of the many reasons why I am so drawn to the Tsubasa series. He adds a touch of magic and excitement that makes the story truly unforgettable.

The adventure persists and leads them to Koryo (perhaps a parallel dimension of Korea?).

Syaoran and his friends encounter Chunyan, whose mother was brutally slain by the malevolent lyan ban (the district ruler).

Mokona detects the aura of Sakura's feather within lyan ban's castle.

Consequently, Syaoran and Kuroganes find themselves compelled to vanquish the evil lyan ban in order to retrieve Sakura's precious feather.

Their journey is filled with challenges and uncertainties as they face the powerful lyan ban.

Will they be able to overcome this obstacle and succeed in their mission to bring back Sakura's feather?

Only time will tell as their adventure unfolds in this mysterious land of Koryo.

Their determination and courage will be put to the test as they strive to protect Sakura and complete their quest.

So good, but not my favorite world.

This world has its own charm and attractions. There are beautiful landscapes, wonderful people, and countless interesting things to discover. However, for some reason, it just doesn't quite capture my heart in the way that my favorite world does.

Maybe it's because my favorite world holds a special place in my imagination, a place where my dreams and desires can run wild. It's a world that I can escape to whenever I need a break from reality, a world that makes me feel alive and inspired.

But that doesn't mean I don't appreciate this world. I still enjoy the moments I spend in it, the experiences I have, and the memories I create. It's just that when I compare it to my favorite world, it falls a little short.

Nevertheless, I continue to explore and discover new things in this world, hoping that one day it might just become my favorite.

The battle scenes in this story are a little bit confusing. It makes it hard to fully understand what is going on.

Also, at this stage, I really wish we could put a bit more emphasis on character development. There are so many new versions of these characters, and I have a strong desire to explore them in more depth.

I think if we could spend more time developing the characters, it would make the story more engaging and interesting. We could learn more about their backgrounds, their motivations, and their personalities.

This would help us to better understand their actions and decisions in the battle scenes. It would also make us more invested in their fates.

Overall, I believe that a greater focus on character development would enhance the quality of the story and make it more enjoyable for the readers.

Como da sentimiento cada que vez que recuerdan su pasado. It is truly heart-wrenching. Shaoran, who has to abide by the contract and cannot say anything about Sakura's memories, feels so impotent. He is in a difficult situation where he has to follow the rules of the game to ensure that Sakura doesn't feel bad. :(

Despite his inner turmoil, Shaoran remains silent, suppressing his true feelings. It is a sacrifice he makes for the sake of Sakura's well-being. His love for her is so deep that he is willing to endure this pain and continue playing the game.

But one can't help but wonder if there will come a time when Shaoran can break free from this contract and finally share his memories with Sakura. Will they be able to truly understand each other and move forward together? Only time will tell.

YOOO! Shit just keeps getting worse for Syaoran.

First, the reinstalled honorific and then him realizing it's not her because she doesn't call him by his first name anymore. SOMEONE HELP THE BACHA!