Woke up 300000 Years Later

Three hundred thousand years ago, Homer didn't just see the future—he built it. As the inventor of the Atmospheric Nanite Network, he cracked the code to immortality and matter programming. He intended to save humanity from itself. ​Instead, the corporate elite framed him for a crime he didn’t commit, sentenced him to eternal cryo-sleep, and used his invention to burn the world down. ​Now, the ice has finally cracked. ​Homer wakes up to a world that has forgotten the machine. The skyscrapers are dust, replaced by the towering forests of the Verdant Expanse. The corporate board has been replaced by the "High Council" of immortal Elves who rule with benevolence and grace. They wield "Mana" to protect the weak from the terrifying "Demons" of the frozen north. ​To anyone else, it’s a fantasy paradise. But to Homer, looking through his silver synthetic eye, it’s a glitch. ​He sees the truth: ​The "Mana" is just his nanites, mutated and running on legacy code. ​The "Elves" are the descendants of the corrupt officials who locked him away. ​The "Demons" are the only ones running military-grade hardware—his hardware. ​With his AI companion Castor trying to keep him sane and an Administrator Interface that treats reality like a command line, Homer must navigate a world built on lies. The "Gods" of this age are afraid of the one man who can turn their magic off. ​The Architect is awake. And he wants his world back.