The Alchemist in Bleach

"Who knows? I won't bother you any longer, I'm going to get back to work." With that, Suzuran turned and left, leaving Ichiro and Sekai to exchange a smile.

Ichiro opened the wedding invitation, looked at it slowly, and suddenly turned to Sekai and said, "How about we get married together? That way you can have peace of mind."

"Heh~ What do you mean by putting my mind at ease? It sounds like I'm trying to curry favor with you. But, marriage is out of the question. After all, I'm not a real Grim Reaper. Marrying my own sword spirit would have a huge impact on public opinion."

"Let's see who dares to say that!"

Sekai smiled and shook her head, gently resting her hand on Ichiro's shoulder: "Ichiro-sama, it's enough that you have this intention. Besides, even if we really get married, what kind of wedding do you plan to have? They only hold Japanese-style weddings here, and I don't want to be made up so white, it's too ugly."

"Okay, then let's do it this way. Let's spend the rest of our time doing something very romantic together."

Ichiro reached out and embraced the world, a confident smile on his face.

"what's up?"

"To grow old with you!"

"(?????)........" Sekai looked at Ichiro with a face full of disgust. "Lord Ichiro, if you can't say romantic things, you don't have to!"

"Hahahaha~"

End of the book

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Finish this testimonial

This book has come to an end. As for the author's epilogue... to be honest, there's quite a lot...

First of all, there's the issue of the plot. Although this Bleach book performed better than the previous Projection book and showed great improvement, I have to say, this isn't the Bleach I wanted to write.

I don't know how many people will like the original outline, but personally, I want to write what I like, like this book.

In the initial outline, the world had no human form; she was simply a Zanpakuto. The current Bankai is the original Shikai, and the Bankai is still in the planning stages.

The protagonist will not abandon alchemy, and his overall combat power will not be as inflated as in this book. He mainly relies on spiritual alchemy to fight. Overall, he is similar to Kenpachi. Although he is strong, he cannot communicate with his Zanpakuto and cannot use Shikai.

Of course, writing about Bleach without mentioning Zanpakuto is pointless.

So there will still be Zanpakuto elements. For example, using alchemy to analyze other Shinigami's Zanpakuto during battle, and then forging one, following the path of old-school Bleach fanfiction. At the same time, the protagonist's Zanpakuto world is only something the protagonist can't hear, but it will still automatically be released to protect its master when in danger.

Then, the volume about the expedition to Hueco Mundo mainly uses the white-haired Hollow girl to initially reveal the reasons for time travel and alchemy. At the same time, it allows him to successfully master the technique of turning Hollows into Philosopher's Stones and improve his own strength.

Overall, the protagonist's strength will be much lower than it is now, but there will be more material to write about.

If you continue like this, you'll actually collapse in the mid-game...

They could kill Vasto Lorde in Hueco Mundo, and that's where the power levels started to crumble...

Therefore, in the original outline, there was a scene where Yaichiro Ken teamed up with Yhwach to fight the Captain-Commander, but it had to be cut. The scene of fighting Yhwach was also cut, because Yhwach wouldn't have left the scene so easily.

The main storyline should begin with the captain and monk engaging in a fierce battle for three hundred rounds, after which the protagonist emerges to clean up the mess and utilize the energy released during their previous battle to complete the technique for transforming the three realms.

However, after careful review, I realized that I've overpowered the main character...

Based on the current character strength, they could easily defeat Yhwach in one hit. Calculating it this way feels a bit off...

As you probably already know, the final part doesn't include the final battle with Aizen. It was originally planned, but the main problem lies in the game's overhaul...

Honestly, given the cards the protagonist currently holds, I really can't think of any way Aizen could win. As a boss who has endured for hundreds of years in the Seireitei for his own purposes, secretly developing his strength and eventually becoming almost invincible, he shouldn't rush in at this point.

Therefore, this book will not have an ending; that's what Lan Da (the author) is all about.

So, after all that complaining, almost all about the backstabbing in Fullmetal Alchemist, let's turn back to my own situation...

Two points. First, when I discovered that the original outline was unusable, I should have quickly come up with a new one, but I didn't; instead, I just left it to languish.

This is one of them.

Secondly, even if you're lazy and don't rewrite the outline, you should still control yourself and be more cautious in the process. You shouldn't let yourself go. Obviously, I didn't do that.

So, the reason this happened is entirely my own fault... I accept the blame...

Lastly, let me talk about the new book. The direction of the new book has been decided. I will not be writing fanfiction for the time being. The next fanfiction will be the last part of the Naruto-Bleach trilogy, One Piece.

But...

The Gum-Gum Fruit has become a Mythical Zoan...

Okay, let's play it safe for now...

Create some original content; if I die, I can go back to fanfiction.

My new book is confirmed to be a fantasy novel, fulfilling my childhood dream of playing the Xianxia genre. This time, I will first finalize the outline before releasing it, and then I will post chapters in the book. I hope everyone will support me!

Finally, thank you all for coming this far with me, thank you so much!