Some people escape reality by sleeping.He escapes it by imagining.
Whenever he reads a story, watches a scene, or lets his mind wander too far, the world around him loosens its grip. Streets fade. Time bends. And without warning, he is no longer where he was.
He doesn't reincarnate.He doesn't possess bodies.He simply arrives — inside a story shaped by his own daydreams.
One moment, he may stand at the peak of authority in a nation ruled by files and signatures.Another, he may walk through a collapsing city, a forgotten battlefield, a quiet office, or a future that never existed.There are no rules. No guide. No promise of safety.
Some worlds test his intelligence.Some test his morality.Some only ask one question: What will you choose when nothing is real — except your decision?
Each journey leaves a mark.Each return changes him.
This is not a story about power.Not about fantasy.Not about reality.
It is a collection of worlds born from imagination, connected by one wandering consciousness — moving through stories, fragments, and moments that were never meant to exist.
And as the line between observer and participant begins to blur, one truth becomes clear:
The most dangerous place is not another world —it is a mind that can create one.