Heavenly Restriction User of the Gojo Clan: I Refuse to Be Cut in Half

A flicker of surprise passed through Gojo Satoshi's eyes, but it quickly faded into calmness.

There was nothing strange about Kaidō's power manifesting through Minazuki's body. After all, Minazuki's healing ability originally stemmed from Kaidō.

Thinking of this, Satoshi found himself looking forward even more to the fourth path of Zanpakutō mastery—Kidō.

In the world of Bleach, aside from Zanpakutō, Kidō techniques had always been the most stylish and powerful.

From what Satoshi understood, Kidō was divided into Hadō (Way of Destruction), Bakudō (Way of Binding), and Kaidō (Way of Healing).

In the original Bleach storyline, Hadō was used most often, followed by Bakudō, while Kaidō rarely appeared.

If I can break through Hohō and fully master Kidō, I should be able to wield all three—Destruction, Binding, and Healing.

When that happens, I'll finally see which is stronger: Kaidō or the Reverse Cursed Technique.

To be honest, Satoshi was really looking forward to mastering Kidō.

Even someone with a body as strong and cursed as his couldn't resist the joy of standing far away, chanting a few lines, and blasting an enemy out of existence.

Just as the world of Bleach revolves around Zanpakutō, the most terrifying villain in the early story—Aizen Sōsuke—relied on Kidō more than anything else.