CATDOLL: Kubo Tite posted a message looking for readers. It is because of him that Bleach exists today.

Recently, Kubo Tite, the author of the manga "Bleach", has reopened his Twitter account, where he occasionally posts some line drawings to express his feelings. Now Kubo Tite has posted a letter from a reader on Twitter, and has posted a message to find this reader who may have passed away. It was this letter from the reader that gave Kubo Tite the motivation to continue serializing the manga "Bleach".

Kubo posted a comic on Twitter to tell the story. When he was creating the "Bleach" comic, he wanted to give up, but he continued to finish the work after seeing a letter from a reader who was seriously ill. When "Bleach" was serialized for 10 years, Kubo had health problems. During the time he was sick, Kubo thought that he was unqualified as a cartoonist and wanted to finish "Bleach" as soon as possible. At that time, Kubo thought about how to give up every day. It was then that Kubo saw a letter from a reader that was unsigned and had no mailing address. The reader who sent the letter was a boy who was fighting the disease. Although the doctor and his parents did not tell him clearly, he knew that he had an incurable disease and that he could probably live for another year and a half.

This reader has been reading comics during his treatment. Among all kinds of comics, his favorite is the "Bleach" comics. After reading the "Bleach" comics, this reader is full of hope for the future. The "Bleach" comics changed his world and gave him a new life. Maybe Mr. Kubo has passed away when he reads this letter, but this reader still has one last wish, which is that he hopes that Kubo Tite can stick to the "Bleach" comics to the end no matter what, and he really wants to see the final ending.

Kubo Tite was moved by this reader and continued to draw the "Bleach" manga until it was officially completed. At the end of the comic draft, Kubo hoped that all netizens could help him realize a wish, which was to provide the information of this anonymous and deceased reader, because Kubo wanted to say thank you to this reader personally.