A Survival Journey on Jinjiang

Blurb

I'm a writer, and I love bear-shaped cookies.

But Jinjiang keeps acting up and claiming my blurbs violate the rules, ruining the taste of my bear-shaped cookies.

So, in a fit of anger, I changed the names of every villain in all my novels to Jinjiang. Oh, right, I'm the kind of author who, in the traditional sense, can't write a female protagonist without giving her a few screws loose. So most of the villains are a little crazy too, and I'm quite pleased about that.

Then Jinjiang blocked me that very night.

Goodbye is goodbye. The next one will be better.

Then I woke up to find myself lying on a soft bed, with snow-white buildings outside the window.

The mirror on the table reflected the handsome face of a man.

It looked a little familiar.

Kind of like that flamboyant Hollow King.

Holy crap, it's Aizen!

So when Tousen came in, he saw the person he respected most repeatedly pinching his own face in front of the mirror.

"Lord Jinjiang... what are you doing?"

Sorry, Lord Jinjiang isn't quite sure either.

Theme: A silly female protagonist won't run into a saintly female protagonist