I was reborn to control black holes.
By 2050, humanity had reached incredible heights, but also faced equally monumental challenges. Artificial Intelligence had surpassed all expectations, becoming an integral part of life. People had discovered their ability to Cultivate, developing their inner energy and achieving inhuman heights. The world was shaken by invisible wars: ancient Hidden Families, powerful Underground Organizations, and mysterious Clans with deep historical roots vie for influence.The virtual worlds of MMORPGs have become so real that their currency is tied to the global economy, blurring the boundaries between the digital and the physical. Humanity has entered space, but quickly realized it is far from alone—the Milky Way is teeming with intelligent civilizations. And Earth itself, our home, holds many forgotten secrets.
In this swirling maelstrom of eras, John is reborn. In his past life, he was an ordinary person from our time, a scientist with a university degree. Now he is only 12 years old, and he is more than just a reincarnation. He has been given a gift capable of upending the very structure of the universe: the complete blueprints of the legendary Dyson Sphere, a project to harvest the energy of an entire star, are downloaded into his mind, as well as the astonishing and absolutely unprecedented ability to control the hypermassive black hole TON 618 and manipulate two pulsars.
An ancient soul in a child's body. Knowledge of future technologies and the power to reshape spacetime. What will John do when he realizes the extent of his power? Will he, a 12-year-old boy, be able to navigate a world where cultivators defy the laws of physics, AI rules cities, and galactic empires are ready to devour any developing race?
Join John on his incredible journey, where every step is a clash of future and past, science and magic, human ambition and boundless cosmic power. Will he use his gift to save humanity or, unknowingly, become its greatest threat?
Akselelator · Sci-fi
Well if you ignore the thousands and thousands of plot holes it's a rather cool read and a novel take on the "isekai" theme.