The phrase "a master of reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a deep understanding or control over the nature of reality, often in a philosophical or artistic context.
Example: "In his latest novel, the author portrays the protagonist as a master of reality, able to manipulate the world around him to achieve his goals."
Alternatives: "a master of existence" or "a master of the real world".
The app's immediacy becomes addictive once you've figured out how to use the patterns, variations, and filters, you feel like a master of augment reality.
"At this point in his working life, Paul Greengrass has become a master of immersive reality-based narratives set along geopolitical fault lines.
Talk about a master of slippery realism.
Born in Runcorn in 1970 and now based in Berlin, Collins is a master of revealing the harsh realities of repression and political impotence through social interaction, often using apparently anodyne acts.
From the White House's faux "town hall meetings" to the hiring of Armstrong Williams to shill for its policies in journalistic forums, this administration has been a master of erecting propagandistic virtual realities that the news media have often been either tardy or ineffectual at unmasking.
Judge rules that media organisations should be able to attend hearings at the Court of Protection His pantomime villain on-screen persona, ability to create celebrities out of ordinary people and ruthless eye for a business deal have made him the grand master of reality television and one of Britain's most recognisable people.
As a nation we have less than two months until the master of reality television, Donald J. Trump, is inaugurated as the next President of the United States.
On a Mexican literary website I found an image of Tezacatlapoca with the caption: "'Lord Smoking Mirror' is the god of the world we know, master of reality and unreality.
The problem is that a compartmentalized life feels inadequate, which is why a public debate has been ongoing for 200 years about whether God or science is the ultimate master of reality.
Hickman designed illusions for the likes of David Copperfield and Chris Angel before pursuing VR, and the magic industry made him a master of getting spectators to question their reality.
