You continue to misunderstand/ignore what me and Lie are saying here...
531 is a programme with very specific outcomes. It is designed for more advanced trainees who can no longer get results from a simple linear progression. This would typically happen when the individual is lifting around 90kg/120kg/150kg bench/squat/deadlift, or simply when the individual has stalled many times on his linear progression while his form, nutrition and rest were good.
Just because you see more advanced lifters using it, it doesn't mean that you will see the same results as a beginner (regardless of how long you've been training, in terms of strength you are a beginner).
Also, it is not a "bulking" or bodybuilding routine. The entire structure of the working sets is geared up for strength ONLY, and even though you're doing more volume on the assistance exercises, it still won't make you grow in the same way a proper bodybuilding routine would.
For example, ask Lie how much lean mass he gained when he ran a few cycles.
This is Wendler's view of what a bodybuilding 531 routine would look like: http://www.jimwendler.com/2011/09/531-and-bodybuilding/
Notice that the actual 531 movements take a very minor role. The only reason to do that version would be if you wanted to bodybuild while adding small amounts to your big lifts, but again only if you're a more advanced lifter.
If you're really determined, you're obviously free to try and prove us wrong. But you won't be able too
