Uh-Oh, I Have to Install a Mod on Earth!

[Creation + Development + Immersive]

I'm Su Ming, an utterly ordinary wage slave. There's nothing special about me, except that I'm dying and just came into a large sum of money.

Lately, I've gotten hooked on a simulator called Space Engine. The graphics are incredibly realistic. On a whim, I spent several thousand yuan to get on a livestream call with a leading astronomer and terraform Mars.

“Professor, can we crank the core temperature all the way up?”

“Professor, would it be too intense if we crashed the meteor into it like this?”

The viewers flooded the chat with “Rich guy knows how to have fun,” and Professor Yang said the game was seriously realistic.

But can someone tell me why all the observatories around the world went crazy on the news the next day? They said Mars's core had been activated and that several comets had hit it with pinpoint accuracy?!

Wait, this game... something's not right, is it?

And my ALS might actually be treatable?!

To save myself, I loaded a magic-world mod from the Steam Workshop onto Proxima b. I created a character and went in as an NPC, teaching primitive people to make fire with sticks, farm, and build houses. I hoped the power of magic could cure me.

And then... a magic empire really did rise, and they started treating me as their lost Creator God, spending every day trying to figure out how to summon me back.

Now the empire's explorers have discovered the coordinates of the Solar System and are preparing to send an “Armada to Welcome the God.”

Looking at their fanatical faces on the screen, I panicked.

Guys, don't come!

There's no room at my place!

No, humanity's too weak. We probably can't beat them. I need to install a mod on Earth too!

So I opened the Workshop again.

Cultivation mod, Cthulhu mod, Warhammer mod, Cyberpunk mod...

Which one should I use?