Waging War Across the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Bleach

I don't really like the "funny" character design. The Soul King is already a powerful figure, so he's definitely a mastermind behind the scenes. If you're going to be a "funny" character, you might as well be Ichigo. The Soul King is more like a Pangu from the Bleach world, creating the Three Realms, stabilizing them with his own power, and making them his subjects.

Overall, it felt great. I just felt that it was a bit off that the boss always used his subordinates' abilities. It didn't have that transcendent feeling. The King of Knowledge's left and right hands were in charge of moving forward and stopping. His eyes were omniscient and could see and do everything. He could even see the future. His legs also had the ability to reverse time.

Having finished reading, the following is purely my personal opinion, and I don't mean to insult the author. You haven't hit the mark at all. Leading a force to conquer countless worlds requires focusing on the conquest itself—the awe-inspiring scale of world wars, the clash between different power systems, the overwhelming sense of powerlessness felt by the native inhabitants facing an…

Isn't the Spirit King inherently unafraid of those threats? What use would he have for a cheat system?

The comments say it lacks sophistication and I'm a little hesitant to watch. But even a comedian can have style; just portray them as cunning and ruthless.

Isn't the Soul King's power practically invincible in these worlds? In the introduction Alchemy weapons wholesaler? The founder of the One-Punch Man Hero Association? What's the use?

People generally associate the Grim Reaper with something high-class and cool, but to be honest, my outline is about a fun-loving person. It seems like many people can't accept it, and they all seem to be trying to fit the Aizen template. Let's vote now, before it starts. Do you think it's better to be a fun-loving person or someone with high taste?

The characters' dialogue at least fits their character settings, but after reading a few chapters, I felt very out of place. I checked the background of your Grim Reaper setting carefully, but the characters' dialogue sounds like a poorly written, lowbrow urban novel.

The Crescent Cross Charge in the third season of the Thousand-Year Blood War is absolutely stunning!! Seriously, the Zero Squad's acting was awful; a bunch of weirdos were just playing turn-based pretend. 🤓

Look at One Piece next door; it started with pirates conquering countless worlds, and it's quite well-written. Different power systems complementing each other can create many new possibilities. Sometimes, even a weak power system can unleash astonishing power under the right circumstances. You're just directly converting it into the opponent's power. What's the point of that?