“Bleach + old-school action + unconventional Zanpakuto + System + law.” I wake up to find I've become an elderly scholar on his deathbed, serving in the Central 46, the highest court in the Soul Society.
My spiritual pressure is practically nonexistent, I have only three days left to live, and Aizen is about to mistake me for a grunt and casually wipe me out.
In this action-packed world where Zanpakuto fly everywhere and captains settle their fights by shouting, my old bones couldn't feel more out of place.
Until, during a trial, Byakuya Kuchiki's Senbonzakura ignores due process and ruthlessly shoots toward Rukia.
In the dead silence, I strike the gavel in my hand, the symbol of the rules:
“By the authority of the law: no extrajudicial punishment in court!”
My words become law!
The storm of cherry-blossom blades stops short of Rukia as if it has hit an impassable barrier, then falls to the ground.
Everyone is stunned.
Aizen thinks his Kyoka Suigetsu can deceive anything, while Yhwach believes his omniscience and omnipotence are the truth.
As for me, I simply take out the Code of Order in my mind.
They crush people with spiritual pressure. I handle cases by the book.
Kenpachi becomes my personally appointed “Lord of Martial Valor,” while Aizen's conspiracy violates my Anti-Rebellion Act.
Now I'm going to use the wisdom of our forebears to set this chaotic Soul Society straight.
(Also known as: “Issuing Byakuya Kuchiki a Fine from the Start,” “The Soul Society's First Political Commissar,” and “Taking Down Omniscience and Omnipotence with the Civil Code”)
Humans have no emotions, how are they different from animals and plants?