Zero to Quadrillion: My Isekai Reset Went 13 Years off course

Agung Wibowo was supposed to be the ultimate winner. After a fatal encounter with the infamous "Truck-kun," the 35-year-old otaku negotiated the deal of a lifetime with a bored Isekai Operator. The terms were simple: reincarnate into his 20-year-old prime, possess a bank account with a non-decreasing quadrillion dollars, and master the god-like power of Creation Magic. His destination? Kanda, April 1st, 2013—the dawn of the legendary idol group *μ's*. The Operator’s sense of humor is as cruel as it is precise. Agung wakes up in Kanda on April 1st, all right—but it’s **2026**. He hasn't arrived at the beginning; he has arrived at the aftermath. In this timeline, Agung didn't just appear out of thin air; he had been living a life he has no memory of. He finds himself standing before a group of women who are as legendary as they are furious: **Maki, Kotori, Umi, Nozomi, Nico, and Eli.** To the world, they are icons. To this version of Agung, they are the wives he abandoned three years ago. While Agung stands there with the power to create galaxies and the wealth to buy the planet, he is powerless against the "Deadbeat Husband" label pinned to his chest. His six wives aren't interested in his quadrillions or his magic; they want answers for the years of silence and the sudden disappearance that left their lives in shambles. To make matters worse, the trio of **Honoka, Hanayo, and Rin**—the only three who escaped his "charms"—are more than happy to sit on the sidelines, fanning the flames of the wives' rage for their own amusement. Can a man with infinite resources buy back the trust of six women who despise him? In a world where he was supposed to be a hero, Agung must now figure out how to survive a domestic warzone where his greatest enemy isn't a Demon King—it’s the guilt of a life he never actually lived.