Hokage: I'm Aizen

What kind of person is Aizen? According to Shuhei in the novel, Aizen has always been the most popular teacher in Soul Society, and he does not just show off and manipulate everyone when he meets with friends from all walks of life. Instead, he sincerely teaches the next generation of Shinigami. He selects the best teachers and the most popular teachers every year. At the same time, he also serializes novels in the newspapers of the seventh team. He is a famous writer and novelist in Soul Society. He defected probably around the time. The passers-by looked like they were traitors to the nation's well-known literary figures, and Aizen had repeatedly petitioned the council to improve the treatment of lower-class Shinigami and civilians, but was rejected many times. I seriously doubt that Aizen had this grudge for killing all the council. So when Aizen faked his death, all the Shinigami were grieving. When he defected, he felt incredible. Yuzhu and Aizen were really good friends, so it was Yuzhu who asked Aizen whether he had fallen. So why did Aizen defect? The answer is revolution. After learning the truth about the Soul King, he despised the Three Realms based on the Soul King's self-sacrifice, as well as the nobles who betrayed the Soul King. He wanted to create a more perfect new world, so in his view the Three Realms were backward, dark, and decadent. Therefore, Tosen, who was played by the nobles, was rescued by Aizen and learned the truth. He will pursue justice and establish a new order with Aizen, and the store manager's wisdom can change this decadent world in Aizen's opinion, so he will say he despises the store manager after being sealed, because he is a royalist and insists on the old order, but it is normal. Urahara Kisuke is a descendant of the nobles, his childhood sweetheart is also the patriarch of the five major families, and the old Soul Society is under the black flag. Who is making a revolution? But Aizen is bound to fail. He is a radical revolutionary, so he will definitely fail in the end because he is out of touch with the people (laughing). I don't care at all how many people will die and how many sacrifices will be made after rebuilding the world. Yuhabach is just the opposite. Youha wants the world to return to the past, return to an older society, and reverse the course of history, so he must fail.

Haha, I haven't watched even one episode of the original Naruto novel, but now I know the entire plot of Naruto through fandom.

Naruto really has too many bugs. It doesn't make sense not to follow the conspiracy theory, and it doesn't make sense to follow the conspiracy theory. For example, Naruto's identity as a Jinchuriki was exposed, but his identity as a fourth-generation orphan was not revealed because he had too many enemies. Most of them are based on conspiracy theories, which believe that the third generation and Danzo did it intentionally. But in the same situation, Gaara and Kirabi also said that the villagers knew their jinchuriki identity. Kirabi can be found out, so the Yumu people shouldn't be able to hide. It can be said that what is outrageous is that the identity of the basic tailed beasts is clearly stated by each village. It was outrageous that a ninja whose life was based on information didn't know information about other villages. And if nothing else, the Hokage's wife could probably relate to the surname Hikaru Uzumaki.

How strong is Aizen's charm? As long as you write according to his character, and every action of the protagonist matches Aizen's character, this book has the potential to become a god. I think this book is well written

Since Aizen is the protagonist, don't write a heroine. Adding a heroine will not make the book end well.

I feel that the ninja world is not worthy of letting Aizen hide so deeply. In Bleach, Aizen is hidden because of the captain, Team Zero. As for Naruto, the Six Paths can't come out (he can't come out now, and Aizen will rise when he comes out). As long as Aizen's brain and talent are not defective, let alone being beaten, he will have to be ranked in the first echelon, right? Coupled with scientific research ability and the background of the God of Death, he can basically go wild. Let's not talk about anything else now. There are a lot of government affairs, and you have to do good things and do good things when you have nothing to do. These are things that cannot be replaced by "Jinghuashuiyue" (emphasis added, after all, government affairs have to be handled, and there must be an old lady after helping the old lady). If you have this time to restore your strength or engage in more scientific research, your current strength and scientific research results will definitely double. In the God of Death, it was only after reaching the limit of the God of Death that he started planning for health, right? The book must be a good book. Let's discuss Aizen's choice under the general environment.

It's a pity, I feel that Naruto's parallel world will not be very good after that. In my impression, Aizen has a high level of prowess but is not invincible. He is capable of admonishing principles in a calm manner, but he can also break defenses and remain silent. He is extremely intelligent and can see through everything. He knows the sins of Soul Society, he understands Yhwach's plan, and understands Urahara Kisuke's choice, but he cannot change everything, and he is helpless in the slightest. He is very strong, but not the strongest. He can only outwit the captain, and even loses his arm when facing Yhwach. He is the person closest to the King of the Sky, but he will never become the King of the Sky. He is like a highly ambitious No. 2 Who sees the No. 1 Failing and is ready to stop him from changing his position. He is a peerless genius in the novel, but he is not the protagonist. He is always just a little bit behind, and then is frustrated by the protagonist. I really like what he said to his comrade Habach, "Welcome to my Soul Society." After Yhwach was defeated, Aizen still returned to Mugen. Is it because of the monk, Kurosaki Ichigo, and Urahara Kisuke? Maybe, but I think it is in Mujian that he has all his senses sealed off, so that he can see the Soul Society buried deep in his heart, the Soul Society without sin.

Speaking of who is stronger, the God of Otsutsuki or the King of Souls, I feel that God is stronger. After all, it seems that the dimension has been upgraded. The omniscience and omnipotence boasted by the Soul King turned out to be a human stick. I feel that his strength has dropped drastically. I think his omniscience and omnipotence are similar to those of Prince Net. They are awesome but useless.

Is this a newbie or an old man trying to get a new look? If he is a newbie, please open a new book as soon as possible. How do you sleep well as a newbie? ? ? ? If you are an old man, please send me your name. I would like to contribute to your old book.

To be honest, the author is a bit verbose. He keeps talking about big ideas. The protagonist is no longer the handsome villain with a devilish smile. Overall, it just seems a bit boring.