Simultaneous Transmigration: Magnetic Madman Overthrows the Multiverse

The descriptions of NPCs yelling and cursing are more frequent than the protagonist's attacks. The fight scenes are draggy. The protagonist has to wait until his subordinates are dead before he comes. He punches the opponent until he is half crippled without pursuing him. He waits for the opponent to heal himself. He also has to connect the meaningless nonsense and curses. Can't he just kill the opponent with a combo? 😥

Play with magnetic field rotation and read more books, such as the Tao Te Ching, Diamond Sutra, Bodhidharma Sutra, Huangji Jingshi Jing, Yi Jing, Xiaoyaoyou and so on Haihu can create the five poles by watching The Simpsons. The magnetic field rotation is the super power of idealism. Read more books to develop new tricks 🤓

The protagonists in most mutant novels are idiots who can no longer use modern weapons. They use abilities, consume physical strength, and then run away. This cycle is boring. Modern weapons are very useful in the early stage, but if you don't use them, you have to use up your energy and run away.

There is no protagonist who travels through the world of Haihu, they are all talking about that nonsense. Your electric current push is just a mutant ability, and it is understandable that you are mentally disturbed. But these spoken words should be to vent your emotions, but when you read them, it feels like that. It feels like as long as there is some current pushing, the magnetic field will rotate. The protagonist inside will start these spoken words,

I just started reading it, but I hope the author won't make the mistakes of others unifying people with different worldviews into a Haihuwushen-style way of speaking and thinking. That's very sad

I have read a book about the protagonist of Astronomy. He also practices the magnetic field system, but he analyzes it with absolute calmness. This protagonist also trained himself into a neutron star combat body, slowly moving towards the black hole. Whenever he comes to another world to confront people, the field is fully opened and the entire world is torn apart instantly.

I hope the author will not make the mistake of saying that magnetic fields are contagious. Obviously it's survivor bias, only those who know the magnetic field can survive.

Don't understand. Why keep Sasuke? Is this giving Weasel hope that he can save Sasuke? Instead of just killing it and making it desperate? Did this protagonist just pass through Hokage? No social interaction in the clan?

I know that the author wants to highlight the characteristics of the magnetic field rotation, but there is no need to use those modal words very deliberately between the lines. What is it doing? Is it an embarrassing stage play? In fact, novels also need a sense of reality. They should be written to make readers feel that they are very detailed and look like they are really happening. Maybe there is a better way to highlight the characteristics of the magnetic field rotation.

In the world of Naruto, you can put clown laughing gas into the Leaf Village to make them happy every day and not so sad.