Time Travel: Byakuya Kuchiki

Oh my God, if I wasn't careful, I, Situ Si, was clearly on the plane, but now I traveled to Kuchiki Byakuya, who was still a newborn. Author's note: Maybe it's my selfishness, I always want to give Rukia a 100% Byakuya, so this article came into being. Without Hijin, Rukia is Byakuya's first and only. I would rather Byakuya's heart remain empty until Rukia moves in. Maybe it's too ideal, but there's no way. People always yearn for the good. Maybe I haven't encountered a predicament like Haizhen and can't understand her abandonment of Rukia. If it were me, I would choose to survive with my sister by any means, just like what Ichigo said, "Do you know why my brother was born first? The brother's responsibility is to protect his sister." [What Ichigo said to Inoue's brother who became Kyon. ] I wonder if Feizhen's footsteps would feel heavier after putting her sister down. Why can she still run away? Why should she meet a man like Dabai? As soon as I said this, I realized that I didn't like Feizhen any more. No matter how hard life is, you should at least put your baby sister in a good place. She is just a baby with no defense ability or ability to find food. The chances of her surviving are slim. Where did she leave Rukia? The 78th District of South Rukongai. It was a chaotic, dirty and complicated place. Many poor people fell on the roadside. Did she think anyone would pick up the baby? Also, she said that she went to look for Rukia every day. When did it start, after she married Byakuya, or not long after she abandoned her? If it is the former, I think she is feeling guilty because the happy life she leads reminds her of her previous life. Her sister is still going through it; if it's the latter, I honestly don't believe it. From Rukia's self-report, we can tell that she has been in District 78 for a long time. If Haizhen is really looking for it, the time it took for Haizhen to change from a baby to a girl is not known in Soul Society. It may be decades, and the two of them look so similar. After a little research, I heard that I might also meet Rukia. But no, they didn't meet, and it's possible that their sisters were just microcosms in each other's hearts. Lucia could only guess from Fei Zhen's last appearance that she was a gentle woman with a amiable smile who was somewhat similar to her in appearance but with a completely different spirit. She was the sister who abandoned her but felt guilty all the time. In Feizhen's mind, perhaps there was only that baby's inadvertently warm smile towards her, like melting all the ice and throwing away the gloomy reality, her only relative, her sister. The missed encounter, the eternal separation between heaven and man, created the encounter between Byakuya and Rukia, and also created an insurmountable gap. What I dislike the most is the plot where Haizhen entrusts Rukia to Byakuya before she dies. Why should Byakuya have to bear the debt she wants to repay? If it weren't for her, Byakuya wouldn't be suffering from the contradiction between protecting the agreement and observing discipline. Feizhen is a selfish woman, and there are many ways to repay her, so why choose such a way that makes it difficult for both of them? Byakuya wants to break the rules, Rukia wants to leave Renji, her childhood sweetheart, who exists like a family member, and these two strangers want to live together. My original intention is to create a Byakuya who is dedicated and pure in love and a Rukia who never gives up and is firm. She and he are just Rukia and Byakuya, with no other relationship. I prefer to keep the relationship between people pure and free of impurities, and it may be very childish in writing. (Yu: It can't be helped that my writing style is immature, because I am only eighteen years old, and I plan to finish this article before I turn nineteen, and I will never give up.) The feelings between people are actually very complicated, and sometimes they are beyond words. It is impossible to express the reason for the emotion, sadness, etc. At that time, whether it is love, friendship, family affection, or simple sympathy. There are a lot of things I can't understand, but I still try to interpret my ideal Bailu (it may be a subversion of the original, but it is also based on the blanks of the original, so this shouldn't be considered a subversion, right?!). Because the name Kuchiki itself is a bondage and a cage, and the pseudo-siblings are just another chain. [Although the pseudo-brothers and sisters and sister-in-law are very cute, I still don't want my characters to be too hurt and have their personalities suppressed. It seems that I am not suitable to be a stepmother. The more I love someone, the more violently they will abuse me. And I just want the characters I write to grow, find their own direction, and go forward straightforwardly and firmly, no matter what happens along the way. I won't abuse things that don't matter. ] I selfishly created another Hijin, another Ichigo, another Rukia, another Byakuya. The character's personality probably won't change, but the depression in it will disappear. [Yu: Who calls me the author? Long live the author. In fact, it's because I feel it's too heavy and I'm not willing to let the characters I love bear it. ]