RTBleach: The Law of Causality
死神之因果律
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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256Chapters
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43.1kFans
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As long as the female lead is Soi Fon, I'll support you forever.
With the protagonist, Soul Society will have an additional "Special Forces" category, right? Six Special Forces: Ichigo Kurosaki: "Potential ability," possessing unpredictable evolutionary possibilities, must be ruled out first. Kenpachi Zaraki: "Fighting power" will not diminish under any circumstances; it will only increase and become more vigorous. Hyosube Ichibei: "Wise One," the oldest known Grim Reaper, possessing high seniority and profound wisdom. Aizen Sousuke: "Spiritual pressure," the so-called overwhelming force that can subdue ten techniques. Any skill can only bow down before this overwhelming spiritual pressure. Kisuke Urahara: "Methods" refers to the ability to cleanly and efficiently resolve all difficulties and predicaments using an endless stream of unknown methods. Yuusuke Dozo: "Kido" does not have endless unknown methods, but the Kido he has mastered even involves the fundamental principles of the world, "cause and effect," "destiny," and "space-time." His spiritual pressure and combat power also have unpredictable evolutionary possibilities, making him the most troublesome existence among the "Special Forces."
When did you realize that the old man needed to resort to conspiracy? Were you joking about the strongest Grim Reaper in a thousand years?
This synopsis exposes all the flaws: amnesia, so-called bonds, original plot, and that plausible cheat ability. It really doesn't seem like they want it to be popular.
I'm wondering if Aizen's ending will be good. I really feel sorry for him in the original ending; he finally managed to revitalize Soul Society, only to have those nobles change it back... Then there's Hueco Mundo. When Aizen was around, Hueco Mundo and Soul Society were in a stable balance. After Aizen left, Hueco Mundo collapsed. Whatever happens, Hueco Mundo is always the first to be affected. A prime example is Yhwach's attack on Hueco Mundo. Mayuri Kurotsuchi also made his move in the Refugee District at the same time. You can look up the details yourself. This is the established rule: the populations of Hueco Mundo and Soul Society are relatively balanced. If this balance is disrupted, chaos and disaster will ensue on both sides. The population of Hueco Mundo will decrease, and relatively speaking, the population of Soul Society will... Well, you get the idea. I can't say for sure that as many people wouldn't have gotten into trouble if Aizen were alive, but it would definitely be far fewer than in the original story. If they can't defeat him, they can at least stall him until Ichigo arrives. _(:зゝ∠)_ Furthermore, Aizen's involvement in the Thousand-Year War was really minimal; he only appeared briefly at the beginning and end, and then that was it _(:* 」∠)_ The author keeps giving Aizen more screen time, especially during the fight with Yhwach. Shouldn't he at least go up and interact with those Holy Scripts? Is he really just sitting in a chair watching the show like in the original work?
Lan Da
My Bee's New Look
I might possess such an awesome Zanpakuto. Zanpakuto are crafted by sword gods and monks. Even if they could create one, let alone give it an epic upgrade and make such a powerful Zanpakuto, they wouldn't release it.
It's a very interesting book in the beginning, but it gets a bit confusing later on.
The author's writing is decent, and the content is quite good, but the timeline before the events of Bleach is a bit inaccurate. For example, Matsumoto Rangiku has become a lieutenant, while Ichimaru Gin is still a lieutenant, and they weren't even in the same cohort; Ichimaru Gin should have been the first (though there's no detailed evidence, so we'll leave that aside for now). Later, Matsumoto Rangiku has grown into a voluptuous woman, while Ichimaru Gin is still a boy? That doesn't make sense, does it? Then there's the Sixth Division Captain. Kuchiki Ginrei was still the Sixth Division Captain when Urahara was framed, and Byakuya was already a boy at that time. As the Kuchiki family, which always values honor, they should have retained the Sixth Division Captain position and wouldn't have easily relinquished it. Even if Byakuya's father was incapable of handling the responsibility, Ginrei could have held on until Byakuya joined the team. Then she could have retired, and Byakuya could have taken over forcefully, with no one vying for the position. That's all I have to say. I hope the author can take this into consideration. I know creating content is difficult, so keep it up!