I'm years late but the imagery thru this entire story is on point

Here's a long and full of cracked English comment about this wonderful masterpiece! I wish I could do better because you sure deserve it!
oh. my. god. I don't even have the words to express this magnificence. like, I had to make myself take breaks so I could actually breath while reading this. where the fuck did you took the inspiration to do such a beautiful piece?! AND WHY DOESN'T THIS HAVE MORE FAVS OMYGOOOOOD.
English isn't my first Language, so there's some parts I didn't get quite well, although I think it would be a bit disrespectful if said which ones so balantly. .. (I don't know, maybe yes? maybe not?) I mean, this may sound weird, but, my mind might not have get it (oh lord, my english is so baaaad) but deep down in my heart I felt it all. When toshirou was sad about the girls he loved but never knew (sad isn't the right word, I'm sorry) I felt something too, even when I wasn't sure who she was, just like him, I felt a pang in my heart, something restraining my throat and for moments all I could do was remember to breathe and try do it slowly.
And boy, that chat about the people you see in a blink of an eye and never meet again, only in your dreams perhaps, but you can never be sure. I just couldn't stop thinking about all the stories I lost in the eyes of everyone I crossed paths with, what we could've shared (yeah, kinda lame I know but I like it.
But anyway, I wish you could understand how much impact this had on me. like, yeah, sure, I'm kinda dumb and might have not got everything right (because this is so beautifully complex yet simple at times that my brain just can't even, neither does my weak heart) but still, it's so good. this deserved to be out there, in a bookshelf with a pretty cover and a delicate font.
I'm sorry this is so long and lame and confusing and that I'm killing English with every sentence I type '. I just wanted you to know that even a person from a small country in Europe, miles and miles away, loved something you did with your own hands and soul. I'm sure as hell I'm not the only one.

thanks for the good timeBruna.

This is lovely. I don't know if I would have ever put Toushirou with Alice in Wonderland, but I'm glad you did.

A truly wonderful AU. You really do a good job of bringing out specific aspects of the canon characters to make them not completely the same, but still with the same feel. I loved how the lines blurred occasionally between Wonderland and the real world, and I really liked how you portrayed some of the Wonderland characters in their parts as the Bleach cast (if that makes any sense lol).

I actually felt like I was apart of I liked it a lot!

This story was absolutely fascinating and utterly enjoyable. It was quite the adventure.

-folds up story and keeps it in her heart forever-

I really love the way it is written!

Cute! I like this, but how on earth did you write it? I'm not even half as creative as you or Lewis Carroll. I had fun reading this!

(I'm still not sure whether the shape shifter at the beginning is Karin or Matsumoto though…? Wouldn't being reborn involve a huge age gap?)

Haha, I see a hint of Ichigo and Tatsuki pairing? And why whiskers?

Aha, Karin at last. It's only the second chapter, but it feels like it's been an eternity, haha.

_ As good as it's confusing. But I shall persevere! Great work!

Charming, a bit confusion, inspiring and it's just wow! :)

Whoa, talk about crazy. It was a little hard to follow, but I still really enjoyed it.

Aw. It's kind of sad that the story ended, but I really enjoyed reading every one of the chapters.

It certainly felt like a journey, and this last chapter puts it all into perspective. So many things happened, in both Wonderland and in reality. Toushirou is no longer fated to only meet everyone in Wonderland only once. And we really see how changes in his life reflects shifts in his dream-verse. Or, perhaps it's the other way around. Then again, to Toushirou, the two worlds are probably not mutually exclusive.

I had a pretty hard time keeping track of which character was who, but that often happens to me with stories that have a large repertoire of characters. So, I'm sure I missed out on a lot of details that linked the chapters together. Like, I just noticed that the "twelve steps backwards" phrase was first told by Karin to Toushirou at the very beginning of the story. And, it is not until the end that we learn the instructions are incomplete without the "six steps sideways."

I liked the ending. Renji really does sum it all up with the statement "Everyone else is here," because finally everyone (who matters, haha) from both worlds have been found. It is as though Toushirou feels the most comfortable and happy only when the lines between Wonderland and reality blur.

Haha! Well, I don't know if I'm just spewing out literary nonsense or not, but oh well! If Wonderland has taught us anything, it's that not everything has to make sense for the sake of making sense.

Once again, thanks for the story! I really enjoyed reading it. I can't say that I didn't love the HitsuKarin part! That's always a big plus in my books.

(Btw, this is a bit random, but when Toushirou was stuck in the chimney, I was reminded of Renji the chimney sweep from your other story, which I did re-read incidentally. The story made a bit more sense on the second read. Still haven't figured out the situation between Rukia and the glaring bunny, unfortunately.)