I'd suggest checking manga forums or dedicated Bleach fan sites. They often have detailed breakdowns and recommendations on where to pick up after a specific part. Sometimes, the author or official sources might provide cues as well.
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Honestly, I don't know when the TYBW manga starts. But you could search manga databases or ask in manga enthusiast communities to get the details you need.