Aizen of Death

Can anyone explain to me why after Kurosaki Masaki shot Aizen three arrows, Aizen let everyone change their minds, become a new person, and have a happy reunion? Just because Urahara told Kurosaki Masaki about Aizen's past? And then Aizen felt guilty? What logic? Why can't I understand? Are there any chapters deleted? And why did Aizen give up all his previous efforts? Just because he is a psychopath? I don't understand! How could I not know that the protagonist is a psychopath? What the protagonist wrote earlier is completely insane! Everything you do is done according to your own preferences, with distorted views and confusing logic! But the main character is Aizen! The most profound and charming two-dimensional villain I have ever seen, Ceiling! You wrote so many psychotic plots in the front, I really thought you would write a plot twist in the back where the protagonist is actually far-sighted and has an IQ ceiling! Why the hell did you just simply write that because Aizen was a psychopath, Kurosaki Masaki shot three arrows and then was moved, repented, cured his illness, and then sealed himself? ! ! ! At the end of the meal, the anticipated dessert was served, but you brought me a plate of shit?

It's okay. Ignore the plot of giving away a girl. The main character is a psychopath. In my opinion, the Bleach chapter is the only one I can watch. I couldn't stand the part about Tsuru's confession in the Pirates chapter. I kept giving away the girl. Alas!

I hope the author doesn't just write about one god of death. Let's write about other comic worlds, such as Aizen versus Uchiha Madara.

Boring, what the hell are you writing about? Time travel and become Aizen, can you really handle it?

I really want to see Ichigo Kurosaki become Aizen's son. A loving father and a filial son! 😘

What is *** written about?

But the more I watch, the more I want to watch, ah why?