Reality from maximizing overlap in the future-included theories

In the future-included complex and real action theories whose paths run over not only the past but also the future, we briefly review the theorem on the normalized matrix element of an operator $\hat{\cal O}$, which is defined in terms of the future and past states with a proper inner product $I_Q$ that makes a given Hamiltonian normal. The theorem states that, provided that the operator $\hat{\cal O}$ is $Q$-Hermitian, i.e. Hermitian with regard to the proper inner product $I_Q$, the normalized matrix element becomes real and time-develops under a $Q$-Hermitian Hamiltonian for the past and future states selected such that the absolute value of the transition amplitude from the past state to the future state is maximized. Discussing what the theorem implicates, we speculate that the future-included complex action theory would be the most elegant quantum theory.