Something strange has happened, and only five percent of the world's people have awakened their supernatural powers.
Lin Yuan has no special powers and is regarded by everyone as the most useless ordinary person. He is pushed into the ghost realm to be used as a living bait.
When he was on the verge of death, he awakened and entered the system, and his consciousness fell into another world.
There, he was the younger brother of Byakuya Kuchiki, and the useless second son that everyone in the Kuchiki family laughed at.
In reality, the rules are strangely rewritten, and living people cannot even answer their names casually.
In Soul Society, the nobles are pressing down, Aizen is secretly planning the situation, and everyone is waiting to see him bow his head.
But they don't know that both worlds are Lin Yuan's training ground.
While others rely on supernatural powers to survive, he practices reiatsu, swordsmanship, and Zanpakutō.
Others were chased by the rules of the ghost world, and he revealed the cracks in his real name with a knife.
Others are still guessing why he didn't die. He has already grasped Tianjin Wuming and stepped into the next disaster.
When pollution and Hueco Mundo begin to resonate, the ghost realm of reality tears apart the boundary between life and death.
Lin Yuan stood up with his sword drawn.
"A strange thing is coming?"
"Then I will explain it directly."
Reader comments
This novel belongs to a type of "logic novel" that is relatively rare in Tomato - it does not rely on tricks or settings to show off skills, but every step of the action is closely related to the characters themselves, clearly describing "who does what" and the different reactions of different characters when facing the same thing. This is precisely the most basic and most skillful aspect of novel writing.
Although not many people have read it yet, I still hope that the author can withstand the pressure and insist on writing it to the end. Writing a complete work is an exercise in itself.
It's so detailed that it's okay to read it with your eyes. When you listen to the book, it's like the bean bag is talking.
This novel belongs to a type of "logic novel" that is relatively rare in Tomato - it does not rely on tricks or settings to show off skills, but every step of the action is closely related to the characters themselves, clearly describing "who does what" and the different reactions of different characters when facing the same thing. This is precisely the most basic and most skillful aspect of novel writing. Although not many people have read it yet, I still hope that the author can withstand the pressure and insist on writing it to the end. Writing a complete work is an exercise in itself.
It's so detailed that it's okay to read it with your eyes. When you listen to the book, it's like the bean bag is talking.