The Man Who Could Work Miracles by H.G. Wells

A humble and unremarkable man suddenly discovers he has the power to alter reality with a mere thought. Initially using his powers for small whims, he soon escalates to grander changes—with chaotic and unintended consequences. As the world bends to his desires, he’s forced to confront the limits of his wisdom and responsibility. The story is both a humorous and cautionary take on omnipotence. It raises timeless questions about power, control, and the human condition.