Starting from Bleach, I Have Character Templates from All Worlds

The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels, precisely because of insufficient updates. If authors diligently updated 10,000 words every day, the scoundrels would retreat in fear, and virtuous gentlemen would rejoice. This would be an achievement worthy of praise even from the legendary emperors Yao and Shun!

Well done! Could you add another one: Under One Person, Demon Slayer, Dragon Raja, Naruto, Crossover, Super God Academy, Warhammer, and Fox Spirit Matchmaker? That would guarantee you become a Level 4 author.

The author, Gilgamesh, has recently added a new patch: the Arrow that opened the primordial world, the arrow that Marduk used to kill Teema.

It's pretty good. I love stories where the protagonist is strong from the start. However, after loading the template, the character has a bit of a flashy personality. I don't really like this kind of personality shift. The protagonist can imitate for fun, but he can't be overpowered.

The first instance, "Death God," is illogical. With so many people entering and all in the real world, the balance would collapse; they should be more evenly distributed. Mayuri Kurotsuchi even deliberately massacred Rukongai residents to maintain balance while fighting the Wandenreich's conspiracy.

The protagonist of this Bleach story is written as a demon tamer. Hollows and Shinigami are traditionally considered demons, and since demons exist in this world, gods should also exist.

Seeing the protagonist's name immediately brings to mind The Gate of Truth. Hikaru no Go and Prince of Tennis were truly excellent back then, but later they just became typical anime fanfiction, and I couldn't get into them at all.

I initially thought you'd maintain your mystique, and that you'd tell everyone about every new ability you awaken, like a child showing off their skills. Helping the government is fine, but actively revealing yourself completely eliminates any sense of mystery. You might as well just use your real name. Your overconfidence is unacceptable; Aizen won't allow such a variable to exist.

As a light novel, I think it's alright. Although the second world has some issues with the handling of the protagonist's abilities, aside from that, the plot is quite concise, and the boring parts are basically omitted. However, readers who pay attention to detail might have significant objections. The main issue is that swordsmanship and spiritual pressure feel overly tied to the character's archetype. Logically, these shouldn't be affected much.

I think 2-3 million words is about right for an infinite flow story. The most important thing is the world-building. It doesn't need to be grand, but don't make it chaotic. If it's an anime story, stick to an anime story. Don't switch between anime, martial arts, and fantasy all at once; it'll break the immersion. Even if you've finished Bleach and are now playing Prince of Tennis, don't switch to martial arts, fantasy, or xianxia genres.