Who says there can’t be heartwarming moments in Hueco Mundo?
One day, I suddenly realized that I’m actually the heartwarming type... I’m good at finding warmth in places that seem cold to outsiders.
Then I weave in a touch of sadness.
After all, the living world is always cruel, and I’m not someone who believes in fairy tales.
This story is about Bleach, Hueco Mundo, and that whole bunch of people.
I was wrong... Actually, I meant to write about Aizen... I’m not quite sure why I ended up writing about the Sixth Espada...
Maybe I’ll get back on track later... Maybe...
I’ve decided to bring my specialty into this story, mixing a touch of sadness into the heartwarming moments.
Of course, I’m actually pretty goofy...
So please take your time digesting this story, bringing along an ample supply of cringe, awkwardness, and over-the-top drama...
I hope you’ll laugh so hard you can barely speak while reading each chapter, then think it over and end up feeling gloomy for the rest of the morning or afternoon.
In short, this is the story of a girl bringing wordlessness, happiness, and sadness into Las Noches.
Older work, completed and awaiting extras:
[Anime Crossover] Sanqian Dai
New work, an impulsively started serial in progress:
The Ruoyun Dynasty
New work, my main ongoing serial:
Splendor Ashes
New work, started at readers’ request and currently ongoing:
Luoshen
Theme:
It's an extremely weird feeling...
A certain one said that he was heartbroken after seeing Nie Yuan...
I want to kill people==Come on, let us look up to the sky and roar - I xxoo!
I still hope that Aizen-sama is a good person. Although others don't think so, that's what I think in my heart.
Smile, be compassionate, be generous, and go with the flow.
Why can't Aizen really fall in love with someone?
It's so confusing, and the order is not clear at all.
I don't understand what it means at all But still give me a score
I really like Germany~ But dizzy... Can't understand - -
I think it's a pretty good article, but it seems that many people don't understand it. It's a pity. Well, I understand, it's okay