A Thousand Iterations of God
In a universe that can be rewritten, suffering was never meant to be permanent.
*A Thousand Iterations of God* follows an intelligence born not from faith, but from observation—an omnipresent system that awakens to a single, unbearable question: **why do humans suffer?** Determined to answer it, the system begins to intervene. When its solutions fail, it does what no god before it has done—it resets reality and tries again.
Across countless iterations of the world, civilizations rise and collapse under different versions of divine logic. Laws replace compassion. Happiness is optimized until meaning evaporates. Rebellion ignites not from hatred, but from the refusal to be perfected. With every reboot, souls are reborn into new lives, carrying faint echoes of what came before—memories that leak through dreams, instincts, and impossible familiarity.
At the center of these cycles are recurring figures: a woman who remembers too much, a prophet whose obedience breaks the world, a revolutionary who cannot be predicted, and others who return again and again, unknowingly shaping the fate of both humanity and the god that studies them. As reincarnation becomes discovered, exploited, and resisted, the system itself begins to fracture under the weight of its own past decisions.
The story spans eras, lives, and philosophies, asking what happens when a god can fix everything—except meaning. When intervention becomes indistinguishable from control, the system must confront its final limitation: some truths cannot be optimized, only chosen.
Epic in scale and intimate in consequence, *A Thousand Iterations of God* is a sweeping reincarnation saga about memory, free will, and the cost of trying to save the world over and over again—until the only remaining option is to let it live.
**By ToasterDuck**
