Aizen of the Hidden Leaf: I Stand Above the Heavens

I hope Ten Blades won't be built anymore. Every time I see Aizen's fans, they can't do without Ten Blades, almost as if Aizen can't do without them. In fact, as long as you have read the original work, you will understand that Aizen has never paid attention to these Kyoshis. Just like these casual names, he also discarded them casually. Of course, this does not mean that it is impossible to establish an organization, but the Ten Blades were originally established to compete with the Gotei 13th Division. In the new world, it would be awkward to use this name without a benchmark.

BBS's 7th anniversary Bengyu fusion blue dye is the most handsome, as well as oil paper umbrella blue, bloody battle blue, Valentine's Day blue

I went to a ninja school at the age of 14. I just couldn't bear it, okay? Why did I have to be trained secretly by three generations for many years? According to the nature of the third generation, as long as he likes you, he will definitely let you go to a ninja school. He will wait until you are 14 years old before letting you go. How old was Naruto before he was sent to school? Um? If you want to set a person who is from another village and is not eligible to study, that's it. He is still a member of the same village and comes from an ordinary ninja family. Don't you know that people in this village will automatically be eligible to study when they reach their age? By the time you are 14, you may not be able to become a chuunin if you are a genius. The worse ones are those who have graduated from genin two years ago.

Landa after the hair gel hand

Lan Da before the hair gel hand

To be honest, this book has been recommended in my daily guide many times. Every time I see it, I click in to read it. However, when I see that the character setting is similar to the death god Aizen, I basically don't think about it. Do I not like the character Aizen? On the contrary, my favorite character in the entire Bleach is Aizen. It is precisely because I like Aizen that I usually cross it when I see a fan-made character that compares to Aizen. Why? However, there was a shortage of books today, and then I saw it in the introduction. Although many people jokingly call the daily introduction "daily introduction", I don't think so anymore. After all, the daily introduction is recommended based on everyone's preferences. After struggling for a long time, I still clicked on this book. But the first thing I read was not the content of the book, but the review section of the book. How should I put it, it gave me a mixed feeling. There were not all good reviews, and no one-sided negative reviews. However, before I read the book, these reviews had an impact on me, but they were not significant because I could not confirm whether there was any exaggeration in them. But after I clicked in and read it, my evaluation was not suitable for me. Next is my personal opinion on the content of this book and some toxic points in the comment area: 1. Is it toxic that the protagonist only went to ninja school when he was 14? Personal opinion: It is not a poisonous point but a flaw. If the author handles it well, this flaw will become a highlight of the book. Reason: Because the protagonist of this book is designed to match Aizen, and what is Aizen's biggest highlight in Bleach? Possessing extremely high personal talents, everything he does is purposeful, and he is good at planning and disguise. So was it planned by the protagonist that he only went to ninja school when he was 14? After all, it was explained in the previous article that the three generations were secretly training the protagonist. Can it be seen as the protagonist deliberately exposing his talents to attract the attention of the third generation, and during the years of secret cultivation, he has subtly influenced the three generations and secretly guided this incident to happen? After all, the previous article has explained that the protagonist awakens to the mirror, and what is the ability of the mirror? I think the fans who are familiar with it don't need to explain it anymore! As for why this is done and what the purpose is, it depends on how the author writes it. If it is well written, it will undoubtedly be a highlight. Of course, this is the logic of Aizen's behavior that I can think of. The specifics will depend on how the author writes it. 2. The plot is a bit stiff and the protagonist's character is too out of touch Reason: In the article, the protagonist behaves intimidatingly when faced with the provocation of the second pillar. This is not to say that this is not good, but it gives me an awkward feeling after reading it. First of all, the second pillar, the one before the anime, is indifferent to anything. People who are only interested in Itachi's affairs or killing Itachi will actually be interested in the protagonist for no reason, and To be honest, when I first saw the provocation, it made me laugh. The second pillar didn't feel like the hateful avenger at the center of the original work, but more like a naughty child who was spoiled by his family. The protagonist faced the provocation of the second pillar like a child who couldn't help but show off after gaining strength, rather than a powerful tycoon like Aizen. Finally, the above is my opinion on this book, because I only read 14 chapters and did not continue reading because it was not suitable for me. And this is why, when I see people who are Aizen fans, I usually write them off. In my opinion, there are two difficulties with this kind of writing. 1. Creating a cool point: When choosing a character to match a highly intelligent character like Aizen, it is difficult for you to create a cool point by relying on personal force to crush the original character like other fans do, because does the charm of a character like Aizen lie in his strength? Not at all, but because he is extremely rational, has extremely high layout ability, intelligence and personal talents. 2. Writing

I ran away when I saw that I was going to a ninja school at the age of 14. I went to study with 4 and 5-year-old children at the age of 14. Is this called gilding?

Hypnotize Hinata and make her think you are Naruto, and then... Hehe.

Based on the current character of the protagonist, Bai is definitely not a lifelong wife. But in the protagonist's script, whether she is a tool or not, she exists as a heroine. To be honest, I don't have a big opinion on turning Shiro into a girl and then appearing in the fanfiction... Or judging from the perception of her as a heroine back then, I even think that her perception as a heroine is much greater than that of the girls in Konoha Village. To sum up, there is absolutely no problem in writing her as a girl, but you must also be careful to write a very reasonable explanation. Otherwise, no matter how good your image design is, in the eyes of readers like me, she will still only be a character who is forced to become a girl and occupies an important position.

If you write a villain like Aizen, then stab Hinata when she expresses love, and then all the tenderness will be gone, and you will stab each Jonin. Finally left in style