Thank Goodness, I'm a Magnetic-Field Powerhouse

I couldn't continue reading after reading chapter 11, when the male lead got up from the female lead's lap. Honestly, replacing the magnetic field rotation with a Devil Fruit, a breathing technique, or a Taoist magic wouldn't affect the plot at all. Even during the fight, they were blushing and flirting over how to address each other, completely losing their composure.

The protagonist risks his life for a stranger girl out of sympathy 😰😰, which is simply not the behavior of a normal person.

Ruozao is such a jerk, she can't even save a prostitute. This madman should just use his will to brutally rape the world, why write such a character?

If someone like the protagonist could so easily break free from Tomie's charm, it would be the greatest disrespect for the supernatural. It would also be a contempt for the countless mortals who have died under supernatural forces. The line between the supernatural and the non-supernatural is often very thin, and it cannot be overcome by simple willpower.

Well, to put it simply, watching the magnetic field is like wanting to see the protagonist go wild. While not everything will go wrong, those with a strong magnetic field tend to be extremely self-centered. The protagonist I'm seeing now is too fussy. Maybe the author could try killing off the female lead and letting the protagonist have a big outburst.

The author's writing has a major flaw: the protagonist shouldn't have inherited the original owner's name. Either use the name from the previous life, or use the name from the transmigration. Introducing yourself to others using the original owner's name while internally using the name from before the transmigration severely impacts the reading experience.

The quickest way to identify a "magnetic cloud" kid is to ask him what his impression of the magnetic field series is. If he tells you it's all about crazy, murderous people, then you can confirm it.

One minute it's Kazama, the next it's Qin En. Can't you tell the difference between the two names? This is definitely an AI-generated rambling account.

Those who clicked on this book based on its title are readers who have some understanding of magnetic field rotation. The first dozen or so chapters have a strong Japanese anime feel, like the male protagonist actively trains and achieves results with "Dangdang" or "Godslayer" techniques. Those who like it will like it, while those who aren't used to it will find it strange, thus filtering out some viewers. The male lead switched between two names, which led to another round of screening.

Is the power of the magnetic field-rotating Sea Tiger World enough to defeat Ultraman, monsters, and Cthulhu, especially considering some of the supernatural tales that seem to be based on rules?