I want to write a story about Cardcaptor Sakura, and I want to write a sequel. After Sakura Kinomoto, who lives in Japan, graduated from elementary school, Syaoran Lee returned to Hong Kong, and the two agreed to meet again in the future... After entering junior high school, Sakura was full of expectations to go to a new school for a new semester, but something strange happened on the way. Sakura's cards were upgraded, from Clow cards to Sakura cards, and a new adventure began. New enemies would appear, and the new enemies were very similar to Sakura. Syaoran also came back early...
Reader comments
A very good follow-up story. Sakura has become a fighting Sakura. The original version seems not to use magic so smoothly. The smoothness of this game is too scary, like a god of war. The author did not focus on depicting the emotional line like other fan authors and simplified the characters. The author should think that emotions develop naturally over time. There is no need to spend a lot of time on characterization, so it feels natural and comfortable to watch. The narrative of the fairy tale version is very enjoyable, and there are no complicated settings. I like this story very much. In fact, there is no need to add a lot of settings in the fandom. It is very good to depict a lot of characters and write a story plainly.
A very good follow-up story. Sakura has become a fighting Sakura. The original version seems not to use magic so smoothly. The smoothness of this game is too scary, like a god of war. The author did not focus on depicting the emotional line like other fan authors and simplified the characters. The author should think that emotions develop naturally over time. There is no need to spend a lot of time on characterization, so it feels natural and comfortable to watch. The narrative of the fairy tale version is very enjoyable, and there are no complicated settings. I like this story very much. In fact, there is no need to add a lot of settings in the fandom. It is very good to depict a lot of characters and write a story plainly.