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Well, I've read the first twelve volumes, at least, and really... anyone who has trouble with the plot... I dunno. I don't mean to be cruel, but frankly, you're mentally disabled. Everything's pretty straight forward. Unless it goes absolutely NUTS in the next few books, I can't understand what the problem is.
As for the story, it's also fine. It's nothing to write home about, but it's certainly decent. I'd say it's a cut above things like Naruto, and its ilk. It's kinda silly and contrived, and unrealistic, sure. But this is manga. Realism is secondary to entertainment value.
And Ten Ten doesn't fail to entertain. Plenty of action, great artwork, enjoyable and often badass characters(with the notable exceptions of Aya and Soichiro, mind you...), and yeah, the chicks are blazing hot. But really, if you're "just reading it for the girls," then either get your head out of your ass, and realize that it's a good(not spectastic, but certainly good) series, or else go pick up some hentai.
Seriously.
TRSI saw fit to finally deliver me some packages, and now I'm up to the end of volume 16.
It's still pretty straightforward.
Silly? Perhaps. Confusing? No.
The dragon eyes and Reiki provided us with a vision of the past, providing us with origins of some of the bad guys, and some of the conflict. Easy stuff.
More confusing: Mitsuomi, why did you take off those earrings? You got those from that dead chick! Don't you like them anymore? Hell, I know she liked Shin better than she did you, but... who
doesn't like Shin better? He was much better looking, and had a much cooler school uniform than... anyone else. And he was a pirate. Those are just insurmountable odds, really.