OMNIPOTENCE: What It Means To Be All-Powerful

William Willis is sixteen, directionless, chronically online, and somehow the only person in his family who didn’t get a superpower when the apocalypse started. His dad can absorb energy, fly, and punch monsters through walls. His mom can heal people, rewrite biology, and is disturbingly close to inventing new species. His online friends keep insisting they’re ancient elves, heavenly princesses, demon-blooded Nephilim, sword saints, liches, gods, and other assorted weirdos. Will assumes they’re all committed roleplayers. They are not. Then, one week after the Gates appear, Will finally Awakens. While constipated. His power? Reality does whatever he wants. There was no mana. Zero cooldown. No upper limit. Nor helpful System message. If Will genuinely decides something should be true, reality politely rearranges itself to agree. This would probably be horrifying if Will were more ambitious. Unfortunately for existence, he mostly wants to avoid rain, skip traffic, make better pancakes, annoy his friends, explore other worlds, and figure out why the terrifying Nephilim girl from his group chat keeps stealing his fries. Now Earth is filling with superheroes, cultivators, gods, hidden supernatural civilizations, alien ecosystems, cosmic corpses, and government researchers desperately trying to calculate something Will made up called “Reality Energy.” Will could solve most of it instantly. He’d rather see what happens. What to expect:  - As promised, a truly Omnipotent protagonist.  - Shit-ton of world building and lore.  - A blend of all possible systems of power you can think of Superpowers, Magic, Cultivation, Psionic, Divinity, and so on. - Some exploration and adventure - Fights that is not merely physical, it would eventually involve things like Space, Time, Causality, Soul, and so on explicitly. - Explores metaphysical concepts involved in said fights, explicitly, so no statement power chain-scaling bullshit.  - Consistent power levels, ABSOLUTELY NO NERFINGSchedule:  - Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, which were the only days I like, every other day sucks.