Good, better than I expected, Minor spoiler ahead;

MC can dream about 600 years from the future every day, and he encounters many things, including cartoon design. A man who is on the path of revenge because his father died in an 'accident' that he investigated and the Genius Club 'did' it. A woman with bits of memory of her different self in a different world, and this girl also existed in the present, but with a distinct personality.

In the present, MC as someone who knows the future shares it with... more>> his scientific 'friend' who was researching about hibernating and accidentally altering the future and later died in an 'accident'. The story starts to snowball here, investigating Genius Club, his friend's killer, about the dream, the how and why, and the butterfly effect.

A solid 4.1/5 but I'll give this 5 stars since the translator is updating like a machine.

Edit - back to its original rating

Edit (2) - Finally done, easily my favorite novel of the year 2024-25. 5/5 <<less

This is how I find the story so far;

Pros

• • Compelling character

• • No young master trope

• • MC is decisive and ruthless enough

• • No system as Golden finger

• • Fast upload/update chapter

• • Antagonists have goals and purposes and do not just kill randomly

Cons

• • Lack of action (How it should be since the setting is the modern world)

• • The slow progress of the story. Really slow and can bore the reader (For those people who find LOTM boring and slow, imagine LOTM type but in the modern world)

If you can handle the lack of action, especially the detail of action, the slow progress, and the world-building. The story is not necessarily slow, the story is just cruising toward its destination but I can see why people find it uninteresting hence the low rating.

Other than that, I highly recommend this. It's so peaceful reading this. Also, great for daily reading since the update is fast and heavy on the update. A very important aspect when it comes to daily reading.

Novels like this usually have trouble with presenting suitable challenges for the main cast. But this novel consistently puts out interesting story turns, mysteries, riddles and challenges.

If there is anything I could point out among the novel's flaws, that would be the ambiguous and (frankly) unnecessary teasing of romance subplots and how weirdly the novel uses real life people and places.

I decided to review this novel, an underrated gem.

Translation (5/5) : The translator did a good job in translating. There is a couple chapters with scientific jargons, can be quite confusing.

Plot (5/5) : The plot started out with a small-stake and gradually increased over the years. This novel is about the butterfly effect time travel so I would rather accept author explanation at face value rather than finding loop hole in his novel. Overall, the plot picked up around chapter 300 and it is pretty interesting.

Characters (5/5) : MC is... more>> quite likeable and level-headed. The supporting cast is charming and loyal to MC. Most of them felt grounded and never over the top behavior. The only character that didn't develop well enough is the MC's daughter, a time traveler.

Pace: The novel can be slow for some. There is plenty of story about different timeline, which to set up the main timeline. The pace started to pick up around the time the MC joined the Genius Club or earlier (To be honest, the plot starting to come together beyond chapter 300).

This is an interesting story. I definitely recommended it if you want time-traveling story. The harem tag is misleading. The MC did have several love interest, but he is loyal to one, and didn't sleep around. <<less

The concept of the novel is undeniably intriguing, with a promising premise that initially captures attention. However, the progression is painstakingly slow.

Over the span of 300 chapters, there's little to no significant development in the characters or plot. We learn almost nothing new about the characters beyond what was established in the first 5 to 10 chapters. The mysteries surrounding key figures like CC and VV from the future, or the enigmatic Yellow Finch in the present, remain unresolved and frustratingly vague. Additionally, there's hardly any new insight into the... more>> Genius Club, despite the extensive chapter count.

While the concept holds great potential, the lack of forward movement in the story makes it feel more like a chore to read, which ultimately results in a mixed rating. <<less