I remember watching this movie quite a while ago.
The plot was basically like this:
In this world, a human named Neil Clarke is suddenly granted the power to do literally anything—no limits, no rules.
He discovers this when a group of aliens tests him as the "most powerful being" on Earth, essentially giving him godlike abilities for a week.
Chaos ensues as Neil experiments with his newfound powers, ranging from the ridiculous—like turning his dog into a talking, flying companion—to the catastrophic, accidentally threatening global stability.
I had some good laughs while watching it.
The instant I entered this world, I returned to my flesh form.
Then I asked Athena to generate an I.D., since in this modern world I would need one.
Athena: Random I.D. protocol engaged. Minimum cost: 10 U.P.F. Would you like to designate your background for an additional cost?
"Sure," I replied. A few extra U.P.F. wasn't a problem. "Make it fit the environment. I need a plausible identity."
A moment later, Athena responded: "Background designation complete. Total cost: 200 U.P.F."
A minor price for perfect integration. With a single thought, the I.D. materialized: I was now a new physical education teacher at a suburban primary school—Neil Clarke's school, to be precise. Convenient.
My plan was simple: observe, understand his routines, and wait for the aliens' intervention. Only then could I intercept the omnipotent power intended for him.
After nearly a month of stalking and waiting, the moment arrived. Neil gained his powers while riding his bicycle home—crashed into by an old man driving a sky-blue van. I could feel it; this was the perfect opportunity.
Shifting into my intangible, invisible form, I intercepted the energy flowing toward Neil. It was a pulse of pure omnipotence, absurdly chaotic—but not for me. With a flick of thought, I drew it into myself.
Immediately upon acquiring this power, I used it to destroy the source of this power—and the aliens responsible for bestowing it—before they could even react to what had just happened.
Normally, once the source of a power is destroyed, it vanishes.
But due to the nature of my core, when I absorbed this power, Athena gained a new effect: Omni-Genesis.
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Omni-Genesis
By absorbing the omnipotent conceptual energy from the "Absolutely Anything" world, Athena unlocked this new function.
Effect:
Omni-Genesis allows the conversion of U.P.F. (Universal Plot Force) into any ability or power, limited only by the cost in U.P.F. required for its creation. The higher the tier or conceptual magnitude of the new ability, the more U.P.F. is consumed.
Mechanics:
U.P.F. is the "currency" for creating powers.
Any conceivable ability can be generated, from simple enhancements to world-altering conceptual powers.
Creation is constrained by available U.P.F., preventing instant omnipotence.
Powers generated are fully compatible with existing abilities (e.g., Creation of Demons, Food Chain, Absolute Bloodline Control).
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I have to say, it was quite an overpowered and omnipotent ability, offering infinite possibilities at the cost of U.P.F.
I immediately asked Athena to create one of my favorite powers, just to see whether it was possible with my current U.P.F. reserves—or how much it would require.
Barely containing my excitement, I said, "Athena… create the Essence of Hentai Protagonist from Meta Coya. One of my favorites. I want it now."
Athena: Target power: Essence of Hentai Protagonist. Warning: Conceptual magnitude extreme. U.P.F. expenditure required—full reserves.
I didn't hesitate. I had always dreamed of having this essence. A surge of U.P.F. flowed into Omni-Genesis, and I felt the energy reshape reality itself. When it settled, the Essence of Hentai Protagonist materialized in my hand.
Even after spending all my U.P.F., I didn't feel regret. If anything, I was overjoyed. It was absurdly overpowered, and I couldn't help but wonder how Athena had managed to pull it off.
Athena: It was made possible by converting all the U.P.F. you had, combined with the remaining omnipotent energy you absorbed from the "Absolutely Anything" world.
Even so, I wasn't disappointed. I was thrilled. And, in a moment of ironic gratitude, I found myself silently thanking the aliens for indirectly helping me gain this new power.