Live Freely in the World I Created

There is a game called Your World Simulator, aka YWS.

This is a game that creates an optimized virtual reality by setting the world view you want, and an ultra-high-performance artificial intelligence connected to a global network takes care of it.

In virtual reality, the player can become a hero who saves the world, the emperor of a great empire who first unified the continent, or a demon king who turns the world into hell.

Thanks to its incredible freedom, virtual reality that is no different from reality, and a price so low that anyone can buy it, YWS has become the best-selling virtual reality game in history.

I also bought YWS to escape from the boring life that repeats itself every day.

Depending on the player’s preference, YWS can either experience the world provided by default, or experience a unique world set in detail by the player.

I didn’t really like the default world setup, but I also don’t like it being too complicated.

So, we set our goal as a fantasy world with an environment similar to Earth.

Before putting the VR device on my head, I decided to set up a world view.

First of all, the name of the world is Arcadia, which is provided as standard.

The goal is a world where humanity and monsters made up of various races exist, and a world where magic and guns coexist.

The reason why I bother using a gun is because it’s a hassle to use my body like a swordsman.

I tried to touch it for a moment before going to bed, but I’ve already been holding onto the settings for several hours.

It would be a waste of time to just cover it up and move on.

“It’s all done!”

I barely finished setting it up until the sun rose.

I have never concentrated so hard on something before.

I finally pressed the start button, but a strange warning window popped up.

-warning-

Would you like to go to the world you created?

Once you choose, you can never go back.

-Yes./No.-

You put a lot of effort into this part?

Of course, you should click ‘Yes’.

And I lost my mind.