Genius Club

SORA & HIKARI & SHIN & ASHEN : Huh!!!!!!!

Here's the revised version in English:

So far, my perspective on the story is as follows:

Pros:
1. Engaging protagonist: The character development is captivating.
2. No reliance on a "young master" stereotype: A refreshing take.
3. Strong MC: The main character demonstrates decisiveness and ruthlessness when necessary.
4. Absence of an overpowered "system" element: A more grounded approach.
5. Rapid chapter uploads: Timely updates keep readers engaged.

Cons:
1. Limited action: Given the modern setting, this is understandable, but some may miss it.
2. Slow pacing: The story unfolds at a deliberate pace, which might be unappealing to those who found another work (like LoTm, assuming it's slow) too slow.

If one can appreciate the lack of action and the focus on world-building, the story may not feel sluggish; it's more like a steady journey towards its goal. However, the slow progression could lead to boredom for some, contributing to the lower ratings.

Nonetheless, I wholeheartedly recommend this for a tranquil reading experience. The fast update schedule makes it perfect for daily consumption, which is crucial for consistent readership.

The novel's premise is undeniably captivating, drawing readers in with its intriguing concept. However, the pacing is disappointingly sluggish. Despite spanning 300 chapters, character growth and plot advancement are virtually non-existent. Readers are left with minimal new information about key figures like CC and VV from the future, or the Yellow Finch's mysterious identity, as these aspects remain frustratingly underdeveloped. Despite the extensive number of chapters dedicated to the Genius Club, we gain little fresh understanding of it. The stagnant storytelling turns the reading experience into a laborious task, resulting in a mixed review. The potential of the concept is wasted by the lack of progression in the narrative.