The Wizard Path From The Simulator
Chapter 1119 - Chapter 1119 Chapter 564 The Road to Mountain Climbing

Chapter 1119: Chapter 564 “The Road to Mountain Climbing” (Please Subscribe)_4 Chapter 1119: Chapter 564 “The Road to Mountain Climbing” (Please Subscribe)_4 It’s just a slight gap.

But this was inevitable.

After all, Text Simulation wasn’t under his own control, but rather followed his commands.

Even so, it was already sufficient.

Milton Cheney was quite satisfied.

Text Simulation could never match the True Body Simulation.

After all, the difference in time accumulated by the number of simulations for each speaks volumes.

At this moment, Milton Cheney was one step closer to completely breaking through the fourth bottleneck.

He had over a hundred Text Simulation Times remaining.

Perhaps it wasn’t enough for him to break through the fourth bottleneck, but there was still hope for him to reach the limits of the bottleneck.

Milton Cheney wasn’t in a hurry.

He had no reason to be.

However, breaking through the bottleneck earlier was certainly better than later.

After all, even Milton wanted to reach his ultimate goal sooner rather than later.

With that thought, Milton Cheney didn’t continue to ponder.

His gaze returned to the Light Screen.

[Text Simulation Times: 110]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

Milton Cheney looked at the Light Screen.

The column showing one hundred and ten Text Simulation Times now entered his sight.

The next moment, as his thoughts barely stirred,

he directly chose to start the Text Simulation.

Unless something unexpected happened, Milton Cheney’s speed in Realm Deduction during the next few Text Simulations would stay the same.

Typically, the speed of Realm Deduction during Text Simulation tends not to change.

Unless he breaks through a new bottleneck or gains a significant new insight.

Otherwise, the progress in Text Simulation Realm Deduction would be consistent.

Putting aside his stray thoughts, Milton Cheney stopped pondering.

At this moment, black characters for personality selection began to hover on the Simulator’s Light Screen.

Milton Cheney observed the Light Screen with a calm gaze.

His expression remained unchanged, still very detached.

[Text Simulation has begun, please select your personality for this Text Simulation]

[Cold-hearted] or [Ruthless] or [Noble]

“Choose [Cold-hearted] and [Ruthless] personalities.”

Milton had chosen most of the personalities before.

This time was no exception.

Therefore, when selecting his personality, he did not hesitate.

After choosing the personality, Milton issued the command silently in his mind.

The next moment, as he made his decision,

paragraphs of black text began to emerge on the hovering Light Screen in front of him.

As the simulation started, Milton’s expression didn’t change at all.

After all, he had been through many Text Simulations before.

He wouldn’t be affected by the emotions within the Text Simulations anymore.

Milton was all too familiar with all the processes of the Text Simulation.

On the Light Screen, paragraphs of black text appeared.

Milton in this Text Simulation also began his Realm Deduction.

This time, however, Milton didn’t continue to wait.

He chose to skip over the text processes of this simulation.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, memories and enlightenment retained from within the Text Simulation!]

Once the process was skipped,

all the black text on the Light Screen began to gradually fade away.

Milton’s expression remained the same.

He sat cross-legged where he was.

The black text representing the content of the Text Simulation had now completely disappeared from the Light Screen.

This signified the smooth conclusion of the Text Simulation.

The next moment, a familiar mechanical voice echoed in Milton’s mind.

Unfamiliar memories also began to emerge in his mind.

Retaining the inheritance of memories after a Text Simulation is essential.

For Milton, the most important aspect of the Text Simulation

was the retention of memories after its conclusion.

Within these memories,

were his insights into Realm Deduction.

These were his gains from spending thousands of eras, naturally they were of utmost importance.

Assimilating these memories was effortless for Milton.

In reality, after a thousandth of a moment,

all the memories retained post-simulation were completely digested by Milton.

The majority of these memories related to his enlightenment on the Witch Immortal Cultivation Method Realms.

They were also the most important.

After all, in the simulation,

Milton spent almost all his time deducing the realms that followed the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path.

For Milton, these memories were significant,

because they contained his enlightenment on the path forward.

If comparing this Text Simulation to the last,

the gains were equally significant.

Given that his speed of Realm Deduction hadn’t slowed,

Milton was confident about breaking the final bottleneck.

He was also well aware that this required a long period of time to refine.

Sensing the changes in the Realm Deduction,

Milton pondered how long exactly it would take to break this bottleneck.

This wasn’t Simulation, just pure contemplation.

“Perhaps with thirty more Text Simulations, I could break through this bottleneck?”

Milton speculated in his mind.

At that moment, he couldn’t deduce the time needed.

This was never a simple task to begin with.

The thirty Simulations were merely Milton’s own estimate.

After a moment of reflection,

Milton dismissed the stray thoughts in his mind and refrained from pondering further.

Milton was very clear that considering the exact amount of time needed was not very meaningful.

After all, even if it required longer, how did it matter?

He would still never give up.

Even if it took a hundred times, he would persist.

The next moment, with a thought from Milton,

his eyes once again rested on the Light Blue Light Curtain floating in front of him.

On the Light Curtain, black text emerged.

The Text Simulation Count was still over a hundred.

Enough for him to initiate more than twenty Text Simulations.

As long as each Text Simulation yielded a significant gain, then after these simulation counts were used up,

there would inevitably be a qualitative change.

Milton never lacked time.