Bleach: I Get Gilgamesh's Template from the Start

It feels good, but I hope the protagonist will act under the name of Gilgamesh. The Chinese name is not suitable, or he should choose a new name.

I find that these template novels always imitate characters. I really don't like Shining's character.

Is the heroine Rukia

If you don't know how to give a name, just call him Gilgamesh. It won't feel out of place if you start with Hueco Mundo or Quincy.

After reading Chapter 40, why is it that the protagonist is similar to Gilgamesh in Fate? Acting? It doesn't look like it. The protagonist is a modern person who traveled through time and has never had the experience of Gilgamesh, right? If you want a modern person to be less in conflict with the image of Gilgamesh in "Fate/Stay Night" or the "aristocratic hero" in other works, then this person must have these basic conditions before traveling through time: 1; Extremely favorable family conditions, regardless of whether he is the second generation of rich people or the second generation of officials, in short, the family conditions must be extremely favorable! 2; The ability must be strong enough, and the talent must be unmatched or even imagined by ordinary people. In other words, if you are an absolute genius in the true sense, you must be recognized by a considerable number of people in modern society! 3; You must create achievements (whether wealth or power) that surpass your original family through your own abilities within a period of time! 4; Personal character needs to be unruly or even arrogant or arrogant, but at the same time, psychologically it needs to be extra strong and resilient. Like the character written in cultivation novels, one must pass the test and be strong! If a modern person wants to fit the image of Gilgamesh in "Fate/Stay Night" or even most of the "noble heroes" in other works, these 4 most basic conditions must be possessed. Unless he is playing role-playing, it goes without saying. If he wants to fit the image of Gilgamesh or any other hero in the entire "Fate" series, in addition to the above 4 conditions, he also needs br>5; In life, one must experience major changes, such as the death of a relative, bankruptcy of the family or company, a major personal disaster or serious illness, etc... And then make a comeback or see life and death, and work hard to recover the body. In short, one must experience major changes, and then regain a new life, and be relieved psychologically. In the words of Buddhism and Taoism, it is "enlightenment"! Such an experience is suitable for a king who has experienced the world and risen to the top, but here is just a small suggestion to the author. After all, it is really awkward and even strange to see an otaku who plays games immediately after time travel and looks like Gilgamesh in "Fate/Stay Night". I hope the author can make up for the settings of the protagonist before the time travel. There is no need to write in detail, just make up the settings and put them out so that people don't look so awkward!

To be honest, the first chapter was a bit shocking to me. Could you please be less romantic and write more about the road to kingship?

From the moment he entered Soul Society, he was no longer Gilgamesh. Jin Shining Shining was not a sneaky king. He would only do things openly, no matter whether it was good or bad, he would not even hide his strength or do evil things.

Author! Your introduction really sounds like a studio. You don't need to express the plot of your book. The King of Heroes in the introduction can attract many people to come in. The introduction you wrote has the opposite effect.

This introduction, why do I feel that I am 100% capable of being a eunuch? Let's wait and see first

The writing is okay, starting from the parallel world is a little messy, and the ending of the Death World is a bit sloppy. Everything else is okay. The main problem is the protagonist. The author has to exercise a lot of restraint. After all, the protagonist is a modern person who has traveled through time, and is not really Jin Shining. Now it feels to readers as if Jin Shining has taken away the modern people. It's like time travel, giving the protagonist the feeling that he can't write it himself. I hope the author can slowly change it. After all, it is imitation and not being taken away. Logically speaking, if the system progress has achieved a complete golden template, there is no need to deliberately imitate the character. It is enough to have the majesty of a king. There are many approachable kings who only need to be serious when they are serious.