In the World of Bleach, Unlocking Achievements Makes Me Stronger

Since it's called perfect blur, why are there any side effects? If there are side effects, it should be called complete virtualization at most, or controlled virtualization? Shouldn't perfection mean complete control without side effects?

Reading the comments, they all say that the identity of the protagonist is digging a hole, which is boring. It's not as good-looking as a pure time traveler.

Compared with the various backgrounds of the protagonist, it is more interesting to be a simple time traveler.

Maybe it's my own fault. Anyway, I feel very frustrated and tied up. My personal feelings.

After reading a few chapters, I realized that it was not because the protagonist traveled back a hundred years ago that I met the protagonist. Even Yoichi knew the protagonist and found that the protagonist is too weak now, because the protagonist will definitely be very strong in the future, so Yoichi met the protagonist who traveled back in the future.

The annoying Riddler

Pigfoot himself was almost killed? Are you going to stand in Soul Society with your face licked all over again? Aizen attacked Soul Society. Not only did Pig's Foot add insult to injury, but at least they didn't help each other. All the nobles in Soul Society had done this to Pig's Foot, and no one stepped forward to help Pig's Foot.

Come on, there is a substance that does not exist in the world at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. I think the omniscient and omnipotent person can handle it.

The author dug a hole. In the previous chapters, I thought the protagonist would travel back in time, but in Chapter 7, Yoruichi said no wonder the old guy in Room 46 of the Central Center was willing to let the protagonist out. Seeing this means that the protagonist has been imprisoned. Could it be that the protagonist traveled to Death a hundred years ago, and something happened in the middle to seal his memory or something else?

Will the sword spirit of the sun come back?