Bleach: The Shadowless Blade

Actually, I came here to see the Calabash Baby, not the God of Death.

Looking at it, I feel inexplicably sick. I don't know why. What about you?

I couldn't watch it from the beginning. The God of Death is a world that looks very hot-blooded, but is actually very cold and dangerous. The protagonist starts having sex when he sees Yoruichi. Does he have no brains or was he a real fat otaku in his previous life, the kind that no one loves?

Why can't I understand what I'm writing after reading more than a hundred chapters?

The writing is okay, but the author is. . . You are a complete idiot, no matter how stable your character is, you can't deviate from the main line... You know what will happen, but you still guard Sister Hua and don't practice properly. What kind of crooked things are you always doing... Even if you become a swastika, so what, your own strength cannot reach the level of old man Huajieshan, and you are not even qualified to compete with Lan Da.

It feels like it doesn't follow logic at all. Is there any reason why it can't be revealed that Room 24 has been wiped out? What reason is there for letting the male protagonist who doesn't know how to solve any problem jump around?

The lack of payment shows that the author is still self-aware

From the defense-ineffective EX curry stick to the infinite regeneration of Avalon to the unique Hollow to the Swastika Unlimited Sword System, although the protagonist's strength in the book is not as good as the bunch of bugs in the Millennium Chapter and Hogyoku Aizen, I believe that Captain Ten Blades is still as stable as an old dog in most level 1 fights. The summary is that the protagonist has become stronger but does not have a strong heart. He hopes to live a stable but not ordinary life. He does not want his relatives and friends/harem to die on the battlefield, and hopes to rely on the plot to kill and fight happily. End. I think the biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist is too immersive. Although the author writes in a relaxed and joyful style, bookworms who have no choice but to start are too "murderous" and feel that the protagonist's life is not exciting enough (too frustrating). I personally like the author's writing style very much, but at the end I thought that the protagonist would finally show off his power, but ended up being swallowed up by Sister Hua, which made me feel a little unhappy.

The poisonous point of this book is gone in Qianda, and the Zanpakutō has become a setting for the soul to condense. It's very inconsistent, I don't know what the author was thinking. But the content has to be said to be very interesting and smooth.

What is the use of such a knife? Only betrayal all day long