Complete Takeover of Simulator Games

I'm a gaming nerd.

Unlike most gaming nerds, I never play those AAA titles. Instead, I spend day after day playing simulation games. The only kind of game I ever touch, and the only kind I'm hooked on, is simulation games.

There's a reason for that. My health is poor, and simulations let me experience all kinds of lives without ever leaving home.

One day, I was lucky enough to escape the burden of this body.

I transmigrated. Along with gaining a healthy body, I discovered that all the simulation games I'd played for over five thousand hours had become instincts, loaded right into my body.

Overnight, I became a farmer with my own farm and mine, a fisherman with three pages of fishing boats, a master thief, a computer-building expert, a super hacker, a carpenter on par with Lu Ban, a housekeeper who was exceptionally good at cleaning, a chef whose dishes came with special effects, a playboy who could pick up women by instinct, a firearms repairman, an ace pilot who'd mastered every aircraft type, an unknown alien with an outer-space base and a space-based cannon ready to fire at any time, a truck driver, a zoo director, the head of a crazy amusement park with dozens of roller coasters, the chairman of a star football club, the mayor of a rural town, the hospital director and head of both surgery and internal medicine, a licensed hunter, a goat-farming expert, the owner of five pages of warships that should have been retired or sunk, a strange person raising dinosaurs in their courtyard, a race-car driver... and more.

Theme: If you want something done, do it yourself