Naruto: Aizen Sousuke

The protagonist of this book is not like Aizen, but an ordinary person who took Aizen's two plug-ins and drank them. First of all, Aizen is extremely talented in the original work. He worked behind closed doors and did not participate in any life-or-death battles, and became a master second only to Yamamoto in combat power. The protagonist of this book cannot even defeat his peers without relying on Kyoka Suigetsu: Aizen's scientific research ability and intelligence are also extremely high. He restored Kisuke Urahara's research by relying on some clues, and further developed and perfected the Hondama. The protagonist of this book basically has no scientific research. Aizen has high disguise ability and emotional intelligence, and can create a gentle image in the eyes of everyone in Team 13. He is very popular. As for the protagonist of this book, except for the three ninjas, he has no reason to be very nice to him, and has a very poor relationship with other people. Every now and then, someone will come out to see the protagonist unhappy and cause conflicts. Aizen's ability to lay out conspiracy is a major feature. The protagonist of this book's tactics can be directly seen through by a ten-year-old child. Generally speaking, except for the cheats and names, the protagonist of this book is completely different from Aizen in terms of personality and quality. I was jealous and disappointed when I saw Aizen's pretentiousness.

Aizen is invincible when he plays a supporting role, but when he plays the protagonist, he can't walk when he sees a woman.

Let me explain: First, the author of Aizen Soyousuke's "So" is very clear. The reason why the title is "Hu" is because the author initially thought that many people would mispronounce it, so he made the mistake. He did not expect that it would become a failure. Don't worry, the text is correct. Second, the protagonist's memory will slowly recover, not a new character wearing Aizen's skin. It was Bengyu who protected him from crossing into this world. Third, it is indeed average at the beginning, but later on, you will find that the degree of indigo reduction is extremely high. Highly recommended!

I feel that Aizen's fanfics can be made without Kyoka Suigetsu, but they cannot be without Aizen's character and IQ.

It's just another person selling Aizen's name and abilities without memory, and it doesn't use the word Aizen's power as a local NPC. Many readers came to Aizen with preconceptions, only to find that the protagonist was not Aizen at all.

Alas, how should I put it? The biggest expectations of people who read this book should be Aizen, but the author did not write Aizen's style at all. I can only say that the idea is good, but the author failed to control it. The thing I can't accept the most is that Aizen's IQ was written too low by the author, and in the original book Aizen was disguised. Except for Xiaobai, so many captains in Soul Society didn't notice it. Xiaobai only vaguely felt that something was wrong, but what about the protagonist in the book? His emotional intelligence is so low that everyone yells for beatings, just like a rat crossing the street... To be honest, I don't care much about force. After all, the combat power system of the Shinigami world is already higher than that of Naruto. Even Shinigami who specialize in cultivating soul strength can't cope with tricks like the Mirror Flower, Suigetsu, etc. It is completely unsolvable in Naruto. The most unacceptable thing is that the author did not write about Aizen's wisdom and charisma. Forcibly writing a tiger into a husky.

It would have been better to have an ordinary person as the protagonist of this book. The author simply cannot grasp Aizen's characteristics. The Shinigami's Aizen, everyone regarded him as a gentle and harmless vice-captain before he jumped back. This Aizen was a middle-aged man when he was ten years old. He was afraid that others would not know that he was precocious, and many people were very hostile to him. His interpersonal skills were almost zero; the Shinigami's Aizen, without relying on anyone, became the number one combat power in Soul Society on his own. The second best, second only to Kisuke Urahara in scientific research, this Aizen can't even beat his classmates at the same time. He is just a waste who relies on Kyoka Suigetsu and Hontama. Without Kyoka Suigetsu and Hontama, Aizen in this book is just an ordinary person who has zero points in interpersonal communication but is liked by Tsunade for some reason. He is just an ordinary person with mediocre talent but pretentiousness.

This book is so rubbish, don't say anything about the writing behind it is good, it's all nonsense. If you feed your readers with shit in the front, it will be useless no matter how good the writing is in the back.

In Bleach, every action of Aizen has his purpose, whether it is to frame the store manager or to rebel against Soul Society. But in this book, there is really no suitable reason why he framed White Fang and rebelled against Konoha. . . .

It's basically just selling dog meat with Aizen's name. It's just holding Aizen's weapons. What is Aizen's most attractive thing? Is it his weapons and moves? It's not about whether it's good or not, it's a ploy to play with people's IQ above applause. That sword called Kyoka Suigetsu is Aizen. Isn't this a joke?