The protagonist Yang Yin traveled to the first generation of Soul Society, became a disciple of Yamamoto Genryusai Shigekuni, and activated the famous teacher binding system. He is the senior brother of Kyoraku and Ukitake in the follow-up, the agent of the Soul King, and Aizen's mentor...
Reader comments
The setting of Yamamoto's master and apprentice is good, the plot is not broken, the combat power is reasonable, and the writing is very careful!
The author has a deep understanding of the world view of Death, the protagonist's growth line is reasonable, there are emotions and new plots, the pace is moderate, the fighting and daily life are well interspersed, the content is exciting, I am sure to follow it!
Flat, but comfortable to look at
The writing is good, the pace is steady, the master and apprentice are well written, it is beautiful, and I highly recommend it with five stars!
Although the writing style is very good and the combat ability is good, it's a pity that you can't make up for any of it?
The setting of Yamamoto's master and apprentice is good, the plot is not broken, the combat power is reasonable, and the writing is very careful!
The author has a deep understanding of the world view of Death, the protagonist's growth line is reasonable, there are emotions and new plots, the pace is moderate, the fighting and daily life are well interspersed, the content is exciting, I am sure to follow it!
Flat, but comfortable to look at
The writing is good, the pace is steady, the master and apprentice are well written, it is beautiful, and I highly recommend it with five stars!
Although the writing style is very good and the combat ability is good, it's a pity that you can't make up for any of it?