Bleach: I Don't Have Eyes Anyway

I don't like the writing method of playing with the clone. It's like without bitterness, you won't know what sweetness is. Without contrast, there won't be enough sublimation. Only when there are flaws, progress is meaningful. If you want to cover everything, the only result is that you can't do anything well.

Aizen's strongest ability is not the soul-zanting sword. It can be said that Aizen is very strong without the soul-zanting sword. Whether it is learning ghosts, fighting ability, spiritual pressure, or even wisdom, he is top-notch. If you give Aizen a soul-zanting sword, Aizen may not be able to do the same as the anime, but he will definitely not do too badly, and he will not be unable to achieve the goal of being much worse than Kyoka Suigetsu. This cannot be covered up by a soul-zanting sword.

There are too many things that describe the clone's existence in Soul Society. We should write more about the King of Hueco Mundo's true body in Hueco Mundo. After all, the King of Hueco Mundo is the real body.

What gave you the illusion that Aizen wouldn't consider the enemy's lack of eyeballs?

It is the best Death story written so far, and the understanding of the original work is also the most detailed. A suggestion, if you are invincible, continue to be invincible. Don't suddenly weaken or dig holes when the time comes. This is how many books poison a bunch of readers. It is better to be invincible and have a happy ending than to be forcibly weakened or outwitted.

Look at the introduction, I want to take a stand and deal with you. Do you need a Zanpakutō? You are really looking down on yourself. Reiatsu can make you kneel down.

The writing is quite good, but it is quite outrageous to hide personal goods. The original character design was also changed in order to hide personal goods. Forcing the bad guy Mole City to be written as a third-rate villain is as ridiculous as forcing Kenpachi Kariyashiki to be a loser who bullies the weak and fears the strong, and also allows Takumi Auro to cut him. The Zanpakutō is the other half of the soul of the Shinigami, so why cut it with him.

It feels like the roles of Yuha and Yamamoto have been reversed. Thousands of years ago, Yuha was flesh and blood, while Yamamoto was ruthless and his subordinates were used as cannon fodder. . . . , Thousands of years later, it is completely the opposite. It is estimated that a thousand years ago, Haha was reluctant to sanctify his own people (Hahaha was very angry when his subordinates were cheated), and the blue bar was not thick enough (and it felt that this skill should consume a lot).

Speaking of the God of Death, there is a very interesting thing in the original work Theoretically, everyone in the God of Death is a sinner. After all, everyone in the Three Realms relies on the dedication of the Spirit King to survive. Moreover, from the original work, the situation in which there is the Spirit King first and then the Death God and the Quincy is a bit like Yuha's contribution. In addition, considering the fact that third-level spiritual power can only go to hell, the more powerful the god of death seems to be, the more serious his sin will be... This is very interesting. No matter what you have done before or not, as long as you have a third-level spiritual power, you must go to hell. But on the other hand, shouldn't all time travelers be "innocent people"? I think the setting of innocent people might be interesting in itself, so I posted it for discussion.

Isn't what the author wrote contradictory? The clones who became spies have started to rebel. No matter how much the position is unclear, it will not be popular. The villain must be written like a villain, making it seem as if the protagonist is on the side of Death.