Chapter 996: Chapter 508 “Continuing to Accumulate the Foundation” (Please Subscribe) Chapter 996: Chapter 508 “Continuing to Accumulate the Foundation” (Please Subscribe) The next mont, the Text Simulation comnced smoothly.
Suspended in front of Milton Cheney, segnts of black text began to erge on the light screen.
Milton’s gaze remained fixed on the light screen, not moving in the slightest.
These characters represented everything he had experienced in the Text Simulation.
Although there would be mory retention after the Text Simulation ends,
it was still beneficial for Milton to gain an initial understanding of the experiences within the Text Simulation.
Ti slowly passed by.
In the blink of an eye, in reality, it was already twelve hundred years later.
This Text Simulation, with Milton’s lifespan approaching its limit, was also coming to an end.
When the black font froze on the light blue light curtain, it signified that this Text Simulation had already concluded.
[…]
[Text Simulation Ends, mories and realm knowledge within the Text Simulation have been preserved!]
Segnts of black font began to vanish from the screen.
This Text Simulation also ca to a successful conclusion.
The chanical voice representing the Simulator rang out once again in Milton’s mind at this mont.
Unfamiliar mories were, as usual, preserved.
Although these mories were not particularly unfamiliar to Milton,
the only thing worth his effort to digest was the insight gained from realm deduction.
The mont these mories appeared,
they were all completely assimilated by Milton.
Once the mories were digested,
it signified the thorough conclusion of the Text Simulation.
“Still not quite there,”
“I wonder when I will truly be able to break through the last bottleneck from the Twelfth to the Thirteenth Stage.”
“Is it because my accumulation is still insufficient?”
Milton contemplated as he felt the changes in realm deduction.
The help he received from this simulation was there, but it wasn’t as significant anymore.
Because for Milton at his current stage,
simple accumulation of ti was no longer yielding anything significant.
Sotis, perhaps a mont of inspiration is more important than countless simulations.
The next mont, Milton stopped pondering.
He once again settled his gaze on the light screen before him.
[Text Simulation Count:75]
[Would you like to begin Text Simulation?]
“Begin,”
“Layer five Text Simulation Counts.”
With a re thought,
Milton initiated the Text Simulation once again.
His task was simple: to continue deducing the path of Wizard Immortal Cultivation,
until he reached the very last bottleneck.
And then to shatter that bottleneck.
That was what Milton intended to do.
At this mont, Milton was not in a rush, nor could he afford to be.
Sotis, haste doesn’t lead to results.
Milton understood that well.
In the next mont, Milton cast aside the miscellaneous thoughts in his mind and calmly observed the light screen before him.
Above the Simulator’s light screen,
the black text selection for character traits had already erged.
Milton had gone through the Text Simulation too many tis,
so now he simply looked indifferently at the light screen,
his mind utterly serene.
[Text Simulation begins, please select your character traits for this simulation]
[Hypocritical] or [Arrogant] or [Aloof]
Looking at the character options on the screen,
Milton made his choice instantly, without a second thought.
“Select the traits [Arrogant] and [Aloof].”
With the character traits chosen, the Text Simulation opened smoothly.
Following his ntal command, segnts of text began to appear on the screen before him.
As ti went on slowly, in the blink of an eye, another twelve hundred years had passed in reality.
Within the simulation, twelve eras had also elapsed.
Without a doubt,
Milton’s simulated self’s lifespan was nearing its limit at this ti.
And thus, this Text Simulation was about to end.
At a certain mont, when no more black text continued to appear on the light screen,
this Text Simulation was completely finished.
[…]
[Text Simulation Ends, mories and realm knowledge within the Text Simulation have been preserved!]
Consciousness returned to reality, and the Text Simulation ended.
Milton heard the familiar chanical prompt in his mind.
The mories successfully appeared in Milton’s mind.
As ti passed gradually,
all these mories were completely digested by Milton.
Milton opened his eyes, indeed, he digested these mories very quickly.
Even the most complex of worlds
could be assimilated by him in a re mont in reality.
“Should I start a Reincarnation Simulation?”
“It does seem like my foundation is sowhat lacking.”
“It feels as if I’m even further away from the last bottleneck, aren’t I?”
Milton muttered to himself, unsure if his perception was correct.
But undoubtedly, he could no longer use the Text Simulation without purpose.
Because doing so would be no different from wasting Text Simulation Counts.
The next mont, Milton stopped thinking further.
His gaze returned to the light screen of the Simulator.
[Text Simulation Count:70]
[Reincarnation Simulation Count:15]
[Would you like to begin Text Simulation?]
“No.”
[Would you like to begin Reincarnation Simulation?]
“Yes.”
“Layer five Reincarnation Simulation Counts.”
Having made his decision, Milton did not hesitate.
He directly chose to initiate the Reincarnation Simulation.
Still, he opted to layer five Reincarnation Simulation Counts.
Beginning a single Text Simulation was aningless, and layering ten Text Simulation Counts was unnecessary, so layering five Reincarnation Simulation Counts was the optimal choice.
At this ti, Milton needed to accumulate more experience to break through the Thirteenth Stage.
The final bottleneck.
Milton no longer wanted to wait.
Perhaps these remaining three Reincarnation Simulations
would be the key to his breakthrough.
The next mont, the Reincarnation Simulation began, and Milton’s consciousness plunged into darkness.
Within the Reincarnation Space, Milton’s consciousness started to regain clarity slowly.
At this mont, Milton’s Consciousness Entity was suspended right above the Reincarnation Space.
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