Infinite Dungeons: My Imagination Can Bring Anything to Life

Programmer Jiang Yu works himself to death from overwork and is pulled into a world of infinite instance dungeons.

Here, each level is formed from the collective subconscious of humanity, with zombies, ancient castles, and interstellar battlefields taking turns appearing.

While everyone else fights monsters for dear life, he coasts to victory with "imagination made real": draw a Gundam and it opens fire, paint a door on a wall and walk straight through.

Thoughts become reality. The absurd becomes a weapon, and flashy effects right in the face scare off the BOSS.

Every bout of wild imagination also triggers "cognitive contamination": zombies start doing square dances, and knights memorize five years of college entrance exam questions.

Clear rewards can be exchanged for cross-dimensional gear like a droplet detector and Rick's portal gun.

This was originally a virtual healing ground created by future humanity to combat depression, but his antics turn out to be the Easter egg that awakens civilization.

While others fight to survive, he cracks jokes. While the whole world is serious, he refuses to act serious.

When even the administrators tune in to watch the livestream: How did this guy break the universe again?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.