This volume is finished. I have so much to say, but I don't know how to put it into words.
To give you a quick spoiler, Aizen will definitely return as the King of Hell.
Let's talk about Aizen's death. My initial idea was to have Ichigo Kurosaki, Kenpachi Zaraki, Byakuya Kuchiki, Tōshirō Hitsugaya Kisuke Urahara, Shūhei Hisagi form a second team to fight Aizen a second time. We would use Shūhei Hisagi's Bankai to force Aizen to use his Bankai, and then the protagonist would use the skin ability of Spirit Blossom to defeat him in one fell swoop.
But after thinking about it, I was afraid I wouldn't be able to handle the situation, so I chose a simple and reasonable way to have Aizen leave the stage for the first time.
After all, in the original story, Aizen was killed by Gin Ichimaru through the chest, but no one finished him off.
Even if the protagonist finishes him off, it's no problem. It's not that I'm complaining about the poor quality and want to speed up the ending.
Although the results weren't great, I won't let my readers down; I'll keep writing.
The next volume is about the Thousand-Year Blood War, but it won't jump directly to two years later. Instead, it will depict the events that occur during the two-year transition period.
For example, rebuilding the new Soul Society and managing the new Three Realms, the captains, especially the female leads, are either giving out sweet moments or having babies.
It's time to bring out the Sōya Azashiro for a spin, and with Szayelaporro completely dead, it's time for the Zeroth Espada Szayel, who provided the backup data, to make his appearance.
Finally, we enter the Thousand-Year Blood War. How to fight it still needs to be planned slowly.
In short, this book is still a long one, so please stay tuned.