I Tried to Give Another World Meaning, but Still Failed

(This story takes place in a fictional world. Another world? Fake. It's all fake!)

“When a socially anxious shut-in's health bar hits zero, the button to save the world is forcibly shoved into his hand by a god: a god-slaying spear.”

Beneath the blood-red moon, the black-haired witch Aozaki Aoko falls through the air. An ambulance's piercing siren mingles with a goddess's bell-like snicker...

...But is that really what happened?

What if this so-called “other world” is merely a game board for the gods, the scientific society president Jiang Jinwei's computer is rewriting the laws of creation, and the “scumbag counter” in his hand is actually a formatting program the goddess uses to erase “bugs”?

Now he holds a god-slaying spear capable of rewriting the world's timeline. On his left is...

The goddess sneers from the clouds, Jiang Jinwei spreads her arms amid the ruins, and System alerts flash wildly:

[Warning! The observer effect has exceeded the threshold, ]

Will he become the gods' eraser, or a firestarter who burns the script of fate?

When every meaning is a lie, perhaps the only choice is to point the gun at the one who made the rules…