Reborn in 2016: I Saw Every Trend Coming

A technical genius cast aside by capital in 2035 opens his eyes five days before the start of his junior year, able to see what everyone will do in the next 72 hours.

He died at a board meeting in 2035.

When he opens his eyes again, he's in an internet cafe.

Back five days before his junior year, back to having nothing, back to an era when no one had heard him speak.

Then he discovers something new in his mind.

He can see the next seventy-two hours.

Not a vague premonition, but crystal-clear scenes: who will flip a table three minutes from now, who has a knife in their pocket, who will change their mind when he offers them a second cigarette. Three times a day, then he has to wait for it to recharge.

There's only one limitation: he can't see numbers. No lottery results, stock prices, or scores.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.