Collapse of Iron: the Cage of Imaginary Numbers

A sudden accident caused him to fall from the familiar world into the world. He originally wanted to rely on advanced knowledge to gain a foothold in the interstellar world, but instead he personally built a mechanical god that surpassed imagination - it had the power to tear apart reality and reality, but it no longer followed any creator's instructions and became an unknown threat hanging over the world. When the roar of machinery shattered the starry sky, and when God's eyes locked on the creator, he was shocked to realize that he had opened Pandora's box. Escape became the only option. He abandoned the familiar star map and drove a dilapidated starship towards the more distant and chaotic unknown star field. Wandering among countless bizarre worlds, he looked for ways to control or destroy the god, but he didn't know that every step he took was being quietly tracked by the shadow of imaginary numbers. Is this escape across the world the beginning of redemption, or a deeper prison? Unserious version: My name is Zandar, I created a mechanical god, but it turned out to be rebellious, so I want to give him a complete childhood.