He stole Kagan’s thesis. He worked on it and completed. He admitted to pushing him to death yet gave him recognition.

He admits to killing Sylvia’s mother. He insisted that she be placed under green alert because he didn’t want to make a mountain out of mole hill. He is the only object of Sylvia’s hatred thus there is no need to inconvenience the world with it. He’ll gladly see her try. (He is bound to die a villain and he understand that he is the object of resentment of many others, what’s he difference of adding one more? Lol)

He stayed with Sophien til the last regression because of a promise

The empress somehow died suddenly and the regression power gets passed on to Epherene. The MC died during the subsequent encounters and we are led to progress the story through Epherene's view. Traitors all over the place, some self-proclaimed god appears, leading to one problem after the other. Which is fine and all, but the author chose to resolve this plot point by doing, what, I asked?

By having the MC just overcame the regression somehow, got his memory from who knows where, survived, and.. Did nothing else. Yes, just by being alive, the enemy god just said f*ck it I'm not doing anything else and let the empire be. We didn't even know how the Empress died in the first place. Key traitors are left alive and seen in the next arc, so what was the point of all that? And don't get me started on the Voice world/quest or whatever the hell the author planned to do with that.

Sorry. I just reached ch:39 and I feel like slapping the MC (and the author). We have more heroines, and the one 'guy' who was a death flag bearer and seemed like an important character, seems like another girl (confirmed from spoilers).

There's another princess being introduced (like Rachael) who seems to be perfect (the bootlicking and praises showered on her while explaining her talents and capabilities are nausea inducing). There's a loli character too who talks like a modern girl.

So many characters are being introduced, but those that seem to affect the plot directly are all girls.

What's with this w**ker's fantasy?

The misunderstandings in The Novel's extra were funny. But, here the MC doesn't want to clear things up at all. It's like he doesn't want an adult woman (his fiance) to have any sort of accountability. If he cared about the growth of a character, he should at least tell her about what is apparently wrong with her subordinates.

Of course it gets seriously annoying when they talk about talent and grace like in those Chinese novels. But Deculein's hardwork doesn't get dismissed as mere talent. Someone genuinely praises his hardwork. But the author seems to love ridiculing some girls while he exaggerates the talent and grace of some (two in particular). And he seems to approve of 'playing a victim' strategy to gain allies which I despise.

The plot from 50-150 wasn't bad, but there seems to be some forced events.

Forcing Julie to hate Deculein on her own accord by acting out a totally obvious drama was painful to read.

The Character Sophiene gets more and more annoying each day.

She thinks too highly of herself and thinks Deculein shouldn't covet her. But she gets irritated and takes out her frustration on others when she finds that he doesn't have an ounce of feeling towards her. People like her should get beaten up like the young masters in Chinese novels.

Then there Ephrene. Stop treating the poor girl like a bu*t monkey. Seriously it's becoming painful like those four koma gags. She deserves at least a little bit more than Chae Nayun. She's much younger than the MC. Stop bullying her.

Deculein shows his 's*ave' mentality for the first time in a while and it's intolerable. Kim Woojin is basically dead and Deculein's personality is integrating him into his soul. That's what it seems like now.

Now we're seeing Throne of Miracle arcana kind of stealing from Newton and Planck. It's kind of annoying, but somewhat well presented

That future Epherene arc was great and and properly finished.