Everyone Thinks I'm the Almighty System Controller
Mo Ran Shuang Hua
Ye Shubai is a professional holographic game architect. After centuries of grueling study in psychic-powered virtual world construction, he finally earns his certification and receives an interview invitation from the industry's top company. However, en route to the interview, his interstellar spacecraft malfunctions and disintegrates. His life-support pod drifts through space for months before plunging into a wormhole. Just like that, he transmigrates. He lands in a world startlingly similar to his own—except its technology is far less advanced. No neural interfaces, no mechas, no starships, and certainly no holographic games. Ye Shubai: "…" Well, damn. No job prospects now? His hard-earned certification—wasted after 200 years of effort?! [Heart stops beating.JPG] But—giving up is not an option. Unemployment is unacceptable. His only choice? Secretly creating bootleg holographic mini-games, luring players to spend, and barely scraping by. · Hmm? A horror game? Let’s make one. What’s this? A zombie apocalypse game? Let’s make one. Oh? A survival battle royale on a deserted island? Let’s make one. Later, Ye Shubai’s games go viral—but he himself becomes even more infamous. And the rumors take a wild, bizarre turn. Netizens spin tales of him as the omnipotent God of Infinite Cycles, ruling countless nightmarish realms. Cold, ruthless, and aloof, he allegedly toys with worlds and feeds on human despair. Yet, those who please him by clearing his games reap unimaginable rewards. Ye Shubai: …Huh??? #NotMe #StopTheRumors #IfThisSpreadsFurtherIllGetArrested #AfterMakingBootlegGamesTheWholeWorldSlandersMe.JPG