Bleach: The Birth of the Land of Light

I had never even considered this combination before seeing this book; I absolutely had to go in and check it out.

Ace: Any creature that is attacked will feel pain, fear, or expose its weaknesses, but the Super Beast will not feel those feelings. Super Beast: Any creature that attacks another creature will feel pity, compassion, or stop attacking, but Ace doesn't feel that way.

At first, I thought it would quickly become Ultraman, but after reading it, I didn't find much connection to light. It didn't even have the typical transmigrator's attempt to gather the powers of Shinigami, Quincy, and Hollows; it's a fairly orthodox Bleach story.

To be honest, I've only read a few chapters, but it feels good. The only downside for me is why they keep reminding me that the protagonist looks like a woman?

It's very well written. I don't really like books that break up original couples and create harems, but this one is really well-written and the characters aren't out of character (OOC). They all stay true to their original personalities, especially when Mayuri Kurotsuchi leaves the story; it fits Mayuri's character perfectly. It's currently my favorite novel with the Bleach universe.

I always feel the author's writing style is quite good at the beginning, but it gets a bit weak in the middle and later stages. This book and the previous Sakura book both have this problem. The writing style leans towards historical themes, becoming dry and lacking the frequent plot twists of the early chapters. The protagonist's presence also weakens.

Holy crap, the Bloodbath MVP is gone?

To be honest, it seems like not many people have read this book. It's really well-written.

Based on the description, the protagonist looks like Kurokami Toma.

If he were to transform into Ultraman using a transformation device, it would feel out of place in terms of art style; a more localized power would be more appropriate.