Starting with Five Seconds, I Can See the Future Without Limit

It was incredibly satisfying, purely exhilarating. The protagonist had absolutely no ability to protect himself; his life depended entirely on the author's intervention.

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I hope the male lead's vision isn't limited to beautiful women.

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I wonder if the author has seen the foreign film *Meet the Future*. The protagonist in that film is far more powerful than the protagonist in the book. For example, when someone attacks him, he knows exactly where to dodge and when to counterattack. When someone shoots at him, he knows when to dodge. He even knows when and where it's safe to move rocks he creates.

The subject matter is relatively novel. While there are some problematic points in the beginning, they become less so later on, leaving me unsure whether to be happy or sad. Overall, the flaws are within acceptable limits, and it seems the author listened to feedback, showing improvement in the later parts. In general, it's worth a read.

It's rare to find a book on Tomato that suits my taste, but I have to say this one is truly excellent. It has suspense and humor, and it's not just about pure enjoyment; it's logically satisfying. Plus, the male lead is incredibly intelligent, and the plot unfolds layer by layer, making it impossible to put down!

"Foreseeing the future" likely refers to a prediction or outlook on future technological developments, especially in the digital age, with the penetration and impact of emerging digital technologies such as the internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and blockchain on the entire film industry chain.

His confidence doesn't stem from money; if there's no solution, money can be abandoned. If he wants to be more cautious, he can avoid the risks. With more practice, he can potentially access the future at any time; his information processing capabilities are immense. He should try to figure out his future through trial and error and then use his abilities to confirm it, even making it instinctive.

It's good that after making a lot of money in the first place, she worked hard but wasn't ruthless enough to be shark food. Then she went to the second place and got banned again. It feels like he won't let the protagonist leave. Also, what's the role of the woman next to the protagonist?