Void Nova was just another exhausted news worker, living an unremarkable life -until one fateful night. On his usual train ride home, fatigue overtook him, and he dozed off. But when he opened his eyes, he was no longer in his world and his world wasn't really normal to begin with.

Instead, he had awakened in Vanilla Minecraft.

The world around him was blocky, the sun square, the grass pixelated but somehow still having a sense of normality. Yet, something felt eerily real. He wasn't just inside the game-he was truly living in it. And that wasn't all. His reflection was no longer his own-he now bore the appearance of Ookurikara from Touken Ranbu, his strength, agility, and reflexes far beyond human limitations.

With no clear way home, Void set his sights on a single goal: Defeat the Ender Dragon. If this was a game world, the final boss had to be the key. But after he slew the Ender Dragon, the true nightmare began.

The world shifted. Mods that shouldn't have appeared manifested. New biomes, forgotten bosses, and long-lost creatures emerged. The world itself was fusing with untold horrors and unknown powers, and Minecraft was no longer bound by its original code.

Then, amidst the chaos, a new sound echoed in his mind-a notification that wasn't part of the game.

[Hyperversal Dream simulator has chosen you as its Host. Would you like to sign the contract?]

[Fusion System has chosen you as its Host. Would you like to sign the contract?]

After carefully reading the contract, Void accepted.

PS. this is mostly going to be in first person and the characters may not be 100% accurate and both my first story and will try pushing until taking any guidance given.

Q1: Okay, so I'm working on a chapter, and the MC ends up in Maze Runner. How should I write this out in a single chapter, since it's a movie, or spread it out while still keeping it short?


Q2: How do others with life simulators/ dream simulators go about choosing abilities is it something they have already thought out or something else?


Chapter 2 - Questions to the readers.