Neophyte World Builder

Nobody told me godhood needed an instruction manual. Everybody's heard the story. Someone dies, ends up in a new world with a LitRPG System that gives them special powers. When I died, that's what I expected. Except it turns out, I'm the one making the System. No previous experience, no manual except a few tooltips. Just an interface, a few thousand Reality Points, and a fairy-like handler who won't tell me anything that would actually help. I get to design the magic, the monsters, the classes... and then watch real people live inside the thing I built, all so I can keep the universe running within budget. I wanted to build a good world. I'm starting to realize "good" and "survives the audit" aren't the same thing.