I mtled the chapters after ch100 so I might be a little bias to review just the plot. The story premise is pretty basic, MC has a ‘future forcast’ golden finger where he basically hears related news for projects he is encountering. Basically at the start of early wee hours, he hears a ‘system voice’ saying that so and so stock price may increase or decrease at xxx date. But the info he gets basically relates on what he encounters. For example if he is focusing on a certain industry... more>> he may get a snippet of stocks movements for that industry, or if he encountered a movie he may hear about the forcast of the number of tickets sold during first few weeks of screening. But it doesn’t mean it won’t be affected by his subsequent actions after knowing said forcast. It basically adopts a butterfly effect that may swing positively or negatively to his advantage. The interest of me as reader after knowing advance info makes me want to read the chapters fast to know if his subsequent actions works for his benefit or not. So I feel like the value in reading this novel isn’t very high but due to the hook and bait effect of the plot, it basically made me want to read to the end as fast of possible. On the flip side, based on societal norms, the MC is definitely a s*umbag and egotistic. The only savings grace is that he tries to learn more and not just rely on his golden finger. Interpersonal wise he’s also a s*umbag due to being selfserving justifying multiple gf/relationship because he’s a divorcee abandoned by his exwife for a better partner financial wise at the start of the novel. But to be honest is categorize those chapters regarding his love affairs as fillers and refuse to tag this novel as a romance novel but a pure business novel. So it doesn’t matter if he’s a womanizer due to ‘previous trauma’.

idk if it’s legal to use the original business names in the novel but it’s basically makes the story less confusing that way. But I also think it may color the novel with too much ‘socialism’ vibe.

all in all though, since I still rated it as 5 for the above mix of criticism didn’t damper my interest to want to continue reading it. Alas, the available ones as of now is only 591. <<less