Chapter 524: Chapter 289 “Year 4300” and “The Forgotten Crop” (Please Subscribe)_1
As Milton Cheney’s horizons broadened, he grew to understand the remarkable nature of the Simulator.
To speak of nothing else, just the function of the Reincarnation Simulation alone was enough to be considered overpowered.
After all, Mansour’s predecessor had plotted for so many years, with the ultimate goal being tantamount to just one Reincarnation Simulation.
For a Reincarnation Simulation similar to that of Mansour’s predecessor, Milton Chen could accumulate one in forty years.
And it might not even take forty years, since what was accumulated over forty years was a Reincarnation Simulation with the transfer of full consciousness.
Whether Mansour’s predecessor’s reincarnation involved the transfer of full consciousness or not, the current Milton Cheney was not certain.
However, he knew that a complete Reincarnation Simulation was definitely not going to be simple.
After all, consciousness is tantamount to the soul; a complete Reincarnation Simulation is, in essence, a sort of alternative traversal.
The only difference is that, in such a state of traversal, Milton Cheney would have no second life and no help from the Simulator’s external plugin.
But even so, it was still overpowered.
Milton Cheney speculated that under such a Reincarnation Simulation, he could even cultivate a realm that surpassed the one he had in reality.
That is to say, if Milton Cheney had good luck, he could use the complete Reincarnation Simulation function to reincarnate into the Demon Realm where he had previously reincarnated, and he might even have the chance to beco a Level 8 Demon and then end the simulation.
It was that exaggerated, of course, assuming Milton could grow to that extent.
This was already overpowered enough.
After all, if he only used the sa kind of Reincarnation Simulation as before, he would not be able to cultivate in the Reincarnation World beyond the realm he had achieved in reality.
Milton Cheney had already tried this countless tis in previous Reincarnation Simulations.
What’s more, the Reincarnation Simulation now gave him even more worlds to choose from for his reincarnation.
It wasn’t even limited to the worlds within his own universe anymore.
And, the Simulator wasn’t just about Reincarnation Simulation as its only thod of simulation.
Whether it was Text Simulation or True Body Simulation, both were imnsely helpful to Milton Cheney.
Not to ntion the glimpses into future possibilities that these simulations provided, but even just retaining the realm he had attained at the end of those simulations gave him a trendous advantage.
It can be said that since Milton Cheney had the Simulator, its assistance accounted for the major part of his ascension to a Level 5 Wizard, with real-world cultivation occupying only a small fraction.
The rest of the significant improvent he experienced ca from the Simulator, which was like an external plugin.
Without this external plugin, Milton Cheney, having traversed to the Wizard Realm, might at best have beco a Wizard Apprentice with so luck, or might not have survived at all with less fortune.
Initially, Milton Cheney may have regarded the Simulator as nothing more than an ordinary plugin.
After all, he had read quite a few novels in his previous life.
It’s quite normal for transmigrators to possess plugins, isn’t it?
But now, after so many experiences, Milton no longer thought the sa way.
Given his current perspective, the concept of a transmigrator was not so strange or difficult for him to comprehend.
The idea that transmigrators must have a plugin is nonsensical.
Milton Cheney was very clear that there are no such things as free lunches in this world.
Of course, even though Milton now clearly understood that the Simulator was not simple and might not even belong to his universe,
he still did not intend to delve further into it.
Because such things, at his current level, were still too distant for him.
Even having beco a Level 5 Wizard, this was still the case.
A Level 5 Wizard might be strong within the Wizard Realm,
but in the grand sche of the World Sea and its Realms, it ant nothing.
In the universe he inhabited, it counted for even less.
Not to ntion, Milton Cheney had discovered that beyond his own universe, there were other universes as well.
In those other universes, there were countless worlds teeming with life, so of which were even more powerful than the worlds within his own universe.
The more he saw, the less likely he was to beco arrogant.
Besides, from the beginning, Milton Cheney’s horizons had always been one or several levels higher than his realm.
Having the Simulator, Milton’s perspective was destined to be incomparable to that of the ordinary wizards within the Wizard Realm.
Inside the Wizard Tower, Milton Cheney, sitting cross-legged on the ground, showed a glimpse of profound depth in his eyes.
Although he still had much ti ahead, the ti given to Milton was naturally not ant for waste.
Since he couldn’t probe into the deeper domain of the Simulator, he decided to set that aside for now.
His current focus was on being curious about the world he had reincarnated into and on finding a new path in the Text Simulation as quickly as possible.
Without hesitation, the different aura in Milton’s eyes disappeared, returning to indifference.
With a thought, the familiar light blue light curtain reappeared in front of him.
On the light curtain, the place where Milton’s gaze rested was naturally the Simulation Count section.
[Text Simulation Count: 2]
[Do you want to start the Text Simulation?]
“Start the simulation,” said Milton.
Without the slightest hesitation, he launched into the Text Simulation.
Milton had intentionally left the Text Simulation for use after the Reincarnation Simulation.
Even though this Reincarnation Simulation could be considered wasted, he still needed to promptly utilize the Text Simulation.
Milton abandoned the habit of hoarding simulation counts long ago.
In the next mont, as soon as the Text Simulation started, lines of black text appeared on the light curtain.
Milton’s gaze was very calm, his body completely still.
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