Infinite Simulations: I Become a Chosen One in Faerun

Marvin transmigrates to a world eerily like the Middle Ages, only to face execution by hanging from the start. Fortunately, he has a [Life Simulator] System with him. Though something about this System seems off. It says he’ll begin a new life in a place called the continent of Faerun, but why does every option look so wrong? The Goddess of Love and Beauty, the God of Magic and Mysteries, the Goddess of the Earth and Harvest, and the God of Courage and War all make him an offer. “Ha, I’m not stupid. You must be the Four Chaos Gods in disguise!” So Marvin turns without hesitation to the last option. Whether he’ll become one with Chaos or a Primarch, he’ll decide for himself. [Your father is a God of Slaughter whose symbol is a skull. Foreseeing that he would inevitably fall into silence, he brought you into being.] “Shaundakul, Chauntea, Mystra, Tempus: ...” [When you were seven, your father told you, “It’s all right, child. You can kill whoever you want, because you’re a child of Bhaal.”] As the number of simulations increased, he realized that his own world seemed to be getting strange, too. What do you mean the girl who went adventuring with him ran to the tavern to discuss life with him, then said she was actually a golden dragon? What do you mean I can experience a solar’s temperature, a hundred times that of an ordinary person? “Aren’t you all just people from the simulations?!” This book is also known as: The Me Who Can Start Over Chooses to Be the Deadbeat Dad of Faerun; The Four Gods Want Me? I Turn Around and Become Bhaal’s Child; Stop Fighting, Even If You Finish, I Won’t Become Your Chosen One!