This very well may be me overthinking things, but the solution to 3-14 seems a bit grim when held next to the rest of the game.

This was the first puzzle that really confounded me. I had the thought "oh, here's what I need to do... wait, that won't work" several times until the hint popup showed up and after a bit more stubborn noodling before I finally I gave in.

As soon as I saw the hint I froze from the immediate sense of revulsion I felt at what I was being asked to do. "You want me to do what?!" After a second to collect myself I remember that this is video game with video game logic, but it still caused enough whiplash that I soon after this I ended my play session.

Like I get from the narrative and mechanics of the game that there's no permanent harm done, but the fact that you've got to destroy Min and let her respawn to solve the puzzle seems completely counter to the rest of the game. Like this course of action hadn't even occurred to me as a possible solution because up until that point it seemed like a mini-failure state when the magnets get destroyed.

And on a narrative level, it seems utter baffling to go from the start of the world where Min doesn't trust you, do some puzzles, get to "Sorry Min, I need to sacrifice you in order to achieve my goals," and then immediately afterward there's the cutscene where Min's finally convinced Uni isn't one of the bad guys. Just really took me out of things.