My Dreams Become Reality, So I Turned Myself In to the Nation

Also known as Dreamweaver: From the Start with Yamata no Orochi, I Flatten the Island Nation

Lu Youwei transmigrates to a parallel world and gains the ability to shape dreams.

As long as he starts dreaming at night, everything he creates in his dreams can become reality the next day.

So, without hesitation, he chooses to turn himself over to the state.

What? The country is struggling with fifth-generation stealth fighter technology? He dreams up a sixth-generation fighter instead.

What? The Americans are showing off their Ford-class aircraft carrier again? He dreams, and the next day an aerospace carrier slowly rises over the South China Sea.

What? The Americans have started developing a plan to reach Mars? He dreams up wormhole jumps and the technology to develop Mars.

What? The island nation is getting restless again?

He dreams it up: on the first day, a magnitude-12 tsunami strikes the island nation; on the second, a magnitude-12 earthquake; on the third, meteorites rain from the sky; and on the fourth, Yamata no Orochi revives and lays waste to the whole place.

The Americans: Bunny, we surrender. You're the real big shot!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.