Bleach: Stir Up the Situation

Let’s talk about the important things first. There will be a new book, but I have a lot of ideas. I need to think about whether to continue writing fan fiction, original works, or other themes.

The new book will still have this title, and the next one will not be so Buddhist.

Similarly, I would like to thank the many readers who have always supported me. I am really grateful and touched. It is really hard for you to meet an author like me who stops updating at every turn.

And it is because of your presence that I have persisted in finishing this book.

Then let’s talk about this book.

My younger brother wrote a total of three books when he debuted. The first one was about the city, but it was blocked at a good time.

The second book was about supernatural beings, but it was blocked at a good time.

The third book was written about a Dark Souls fanfic, but it happened to be a good time and was blocked.

So this is the fourth book but to me it is the first complete one. I chose a fan who is not prone to accidents to write it. As for the God of Death, it is simply because I like this work enough.

Of course, I am not a fanatic. The basis of the whole book is the comics. The official novels and some settings outside the comics were all told to me by others (but it was too late to change them at that time)

At the beginning of this book, I was trying various styles. I believe many people can tell that I didn't establish an accurate direction, so the reading experience was very divided.

Later on, the tone was finally set, which was to take the Seireitei as the background, not only a story about strength dominating everything, but also a story with a bit of conspiracy, but this didn't seem passionate enough.

But in my opinion, Bleach is a manga with a very obvious conspiracy. He is passionate but not completely passionate, especially if he is the protagonist who starts in the Seireitei. Personally, I don’t think he can be passionate.

For example, people like Renji, Rukia, etc. Seireitei is actually a very depressing place in the comics.

Because of this, even though I received a lot of criticism, I still didn’t change my mind. It was originally just a writing exercise, so isn’t it ridiculous that I couldn’t even implement my own thoughts?

In the middle and later stages of the book, many people said that I was cheating on purpose, but I kept updating the book, and to be honest, the results were not good, so what reason did I have to cheat on it?

It's just that in the middle and late stages, some lines need to be retracted, and in addition to paving the way for the ending, it will look bloated.

This is due to my lack of ability. When I was reading the Lord of Mysteries, the squid reeled in a big thread and felt very happy, but I obviously don't have that ability.

So if you want to say that I am satisfied with this book, I am definitely not satisfied because I have read excellent works and know that I am not good enough.

But if you say you tried your best, then I also tried my best. Even if I didn't do a good job, I did try my best to express what I wanted to express, and I have a clear conscience.

I finally finished the book in one breath today. This is not a pretense. I have written everything I wanted to write. I believe that I have given at least a complete explanation to myself and to the readers who still support me.

Finally, let’s talk about the work Death. Of course I liked it when I chose it. I also liked the much-criticized Thousand Years of Blood War. I just felt that I was too anxious to draw it in 1998.

As a result, the Millennium Blood War animation started, and I was stabbed in the back like crazy, but this was also a good thing, after all, my childhood was resurrected, and in a better way.

And this also led to the fact that I was not very satisfied with the Thousand Years of Blood War. I had thought in my mind that I must write the Thousand Years of Blood War well, but I only realized how difficult it was once I got started.

Not only are there many characters, but the confrontation between abilities is even more mysterious, with no particularly obvious standards.

Gerald's sit-ups made me want to vomit when I wrote them, and Yhwach even made me scratch my head, because theoretically omniscience and omnipotence mean invincibility.

So I didn’t present the Millennium Blood War well, which is a pity. If I have enough ability in the future, maybe I will open another Bleach fanfic to make up for the regret.

Regardless of whether this book is good or bad, I will not touch its advantages and disadvantages again.

After all, this is the first completed book. It is normal to have flaws and regrets, and it is also a living lesson.

The story of Diezhong Hongjiang ends here, let’s meet again in the world!