Magnetic Field Rotation Across the Heavens
人在诸天，磁场转动
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- Completed
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- 578k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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The various acts of self-destruction and humiliation in the Sea Tiger anime are all for the purpose of improving their character and willpower. They can't go to other worlds. If they had better cultivation methods for mental discipline, the people in Sea Tiger probably wouldn't be so reckless. Their recklessness is a matter of choice. If you don't grow stronger, those behind you will crush you.
Have you ever been a magnetic field lunatic? Some of these things are just random thoughts and assumptions.
This book should emphasize the main character's role more, and in the later stages, not just anyone should be able to fight the main character.
Is this still an ensemble piece? Could you please write fewer supporting characters? You can describe them if you want, but could you please not combine multiple storylines into one? It's making my head spin.
I hope the author won't write about immortality or contracts this time. Everyone knows the protagonist can't die, and increasing strength is as simple as unleashing a burst of power. Magnetic field power has no bottlenecks before reaching 970,000 horsepower, yet you blatantly included this in your first two novels, leaving readers with no anticipation.
Actually, burning the IOU doesn't stop the gangsters from continuing to collect the money, because you don't even know it's been burned. And even if you did know, what difference would it make? You still owe them money, and the gangsters will keep coming to your door demanding repayment. Later, when you've paid off enough, just say, "Give me back the IOU," and they'll say, "I already burned the IOU for you."
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It's rare to see a main character like this who's so closely connected to the plot these days, but being connected to the plot usually means the story is rather bland 😂
The character Riki-Oh in the manga is quite mystical, especially since his father is a time traveler from the future; as long as Riki-Oh doesn't want to die, he can't die.
I recommend the following Hong Kong comics/time-travel stories: Spring and Autumn War Heroes, Legend of the Emperor 4, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, Divine Weapon Mystery, Mountain and Sea Rebellion, and Wind and Cloud; and the Chinese comics: Wu Geng Ji, Zhu Xian, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Shrouding the Heavens.
Recommended worlds the protagonist travels to: Japanese anime (Naruto and Boruto, Tekkaman Blade, Bleach, Fate/stay night, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Fate/Zero, Fate/Grand Order, Destiny's Outer Code, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, Tsukihime, Mahoutsukai no Yoru, Dragon Ball, Saint Seiya, Food Wars!, Cooking Master Boy, Light Warriors, Dragon Ball Z, Shaman King, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Slayers, Akame ga Kill!…
It feels like X-Men is becoming an essential part of any fanfiction featuring a crazy person.
I've written about *Magneto's Journey Through the Heavens*, *The God of War in the Marvel Universe*, *Simultaneous Travel: The Magnetic Madman Overturns the Heavens*, *The Template of Villains in the Heavens*, *The Magnetic God of War in American Comics*, *Starting with X-Men, Making Mutants Great Again*, and this book. The author also wrote about these in his previous two books.