Lemuel Gulliver, a mailroom clerk with dreams of becoming a writer, is given an assignment to travel to the Bermuda Triangle. A sudden storm sweeps him off-course, and he washes ashore on the island of Lilliput, home to tiny inhabitants called Lilliputians. Initially captured by these miniature people, Gulliver impresses them with his size, and they soon consider him a hero. Utilizing his new colossal status, Gulliver helps the Lilliputians with their various challenges, from construction projects to facing off with the neighboring Blefuscudians, with whom Lilliput is at war. His knowledge of modern technology and culture fascinates the Lilliputians, who begin to idolize him.

Throughout his adventures, Gulliver befriends a commoner named Horatio and the Princess of Lilliput, who feels trapped by her royal duties. He also confronts the self-important General Edward, who views Gulliver as a threat to his own power and aspirations. As Gulliver's exaggerated tales of his life back home grow, they bring both admiration and unexpected complications. However, as truths begin to unravel and dangers escalate, Gulliver must confront the reality of his newfound hero status and figure out how to resolve the escalating conflicts. The story explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the impact of one's actions.