Unlimited Copies: My Imagination Can Manifest Everything

Programmer Jiang Yu died suddenly while working overtime and was pulled into a world of infinite copies. The levels here are composed of human collective subconscious, and zombies, castles, and interstellar battlefields are staged in turn. While others struggled to defeat monsters, he relied on "imagination" to win - he would fire after painting a Gundam, and he would go through walls after painting a door. Ideas come true, absurdity becomes combat power, and special effects scare away the BOSS. Every time the brainstorming also causes "cognitive pollution", zombies dance square dances, and knights memorize the college entrance examination for five years. Points earned from completing levels can be exchanged for water droplet detectors, Rick's teleportation gun and other interdimensional magical equipment. This is a virtual healing field for future humans to fight depression, but his nonsense is an Easter egg to awaken civilization. When others are seeking survival, he is funny; when the world is serious, he is not serious. When the administrators came to watch the live broadcast: Why did this person ruin the universe again? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.