On a frozen tundra, through the billowing steam and blinding blizzard, the shape of a colossal beast slowly emerges.

A grotesque construct seemingly cobbled together from wood and iron, devoid of any sense of beauty or design. Whether it can even move is a mystery—it’s a wonder it holds together at all.

At the front is a massive steel face locked in a twisted grin, with a red mechanical tongue lurking inside its maw.

Below, four claw-like mechanical legs—thin and bird-like—stride awkwardly through the snow, barely supporting the towering monstrosity above. Their fragility is alarming against the beast’s massive frame.

They say, deep within the fortress, a mysterious figure dwells… weaving the fate of all who live.

(Management + Farming + Invincibility + No Female Lead + No Change of Person)

He traveled to a strange world full of elves and became Lugia, a powerful mythical beast that can control ocean currents.

So, he transformed himself into the supreme god who protects the human world under the name of “Storm” and dominated one side.

From the ancient deep ocean islands, classical philosophical debates, medieval ocean voyages, the poetry and art of the Enlightenment, the steel torrent of industry, the elf race of electricity, the man-made beasts of atoms, and finally to the twilight of the gods of information;

His divine name resounds throughout the earth.

The abyss and the sky where Lugia soared, and the experiences he witnessed.

Rey wakes up from a coma and travels to Faerun, becoming a remnant of the Netheril nobles. Fortunately, he has the cheat code [Simulator of the Universe].

The Dawn Catastrophe is not far away, the extinction of the family is complicated and confusing, and the turbulent times will never come back. Rey simulates and projects the universe, takes the universe as the foundation, takes the arcane as his profession, absorbs knowledge, and becomes the new God of Gods. Enter the infinite multiverse virtual sea to stir up the wind and clouds and achieve the highest.

The first copy: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft (a small amount) + Pirates of the Caribbean: completed;

the second copy: Demon Hunter (Wizard): completed;

the third copy: Middle-earth: completed;

the fourth copy: World of Warcraft: completed.

The plot is bland in the early stage, the rhythm is slow, and this is my first post, please forgive me...