The Wizard Path From The Simulator
Chapter 1289 - Chapter 1289 Chapter 645 Breaking Through the Bottleneck

Chapter 1289: Chapter 645: “Breaking Through the Bottleneck” (Please Subscribe) Chapter 1289: Chapter 645: “Breaking Through the Bottleneck” (Please Subscribe) “If that’s the case, then it’s time to start a new simulation,” Milton Cheney’s gaze shifted back to the Light Screen.

There were many Text Simulation Times remaining.

Moreover, he was so close to breaking the bottleneck.

So, Milton had nothing to worry about.

He just needed to start the simulation and then issue the command.

Perhaps after several simulations, the bottleneck in his realm would naturally be broken.

The next moment, a thought flickered in his mind.

New black characters appeared on the Light Screen floating in front of him.

[Text Simulation Times: 90]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

With ninety simulation times remaining, that’s still quite many.

Milton successfully perceived the boundary of the limit into reality.

The number of simulation times used was very large.

So, he wasn’t surprised by having such significant progress.

The reason Milton was confident he could break through the bottleneck before using up these simulation times

was because, with the years of refinement, his foundation had become very profound.

The next moment, Milton immediately started this Text Simulation.

“Yes.”

“Stack five Text Simulation times.”

Text Simulation started.

With the simulation started, the Light Screen before his eyes also changed.

A dark character selection appeared.

[Text Simulation started, please select your character in this Text Simulation]

[Steady] or [Calm] or [Witty]

Character selection choices now emerged.

“Select [Steady] and [Witty] characters.”

Milton decisively chose his characters.

The next moment, he issued the familiar command in his mind.

Thus, the Text Simulation smoothly started.

Black text began to emerge on the Light Screen floating in front of Milton.

The black text appearing on the Light Screen represented everything he experienced in the simulation.

Milton was not very interested in the text before him.

The next moment, Milton’s mind directly skipped the textual process.

Thus, during the Text Simulation, his lifespan swiftly reached its limit.

Black font no longer continued to appear and the black text on the Light Screen gradually disappeared.

This signified that this Text Simulation was about to end.

In reality, Milton slowly closed his eyes.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, memory, and realm within the Text Simulation retained!]

The next moment, the Text Simulation completely ended.

All the black text on the Light Screen had completely disappeared now.

Now, the Text Simulation was truly over.

Familiar mechanical sounds echoed in Milton’s ears.

The memories from the simulation were all preserved into reality.

Feeling the Inherited Memory in his mind, Milton felt no particular emotions.

After all, he was too familiar with these processes.

It wasn’t the first time he had been through the same processes.

Digesting these memories was still quite easy for him.

During this simulation, Milton spent most of the time in the Speculative Realm, after all, he was very close to breaking the bottleneck.

So, naturally, there couldn’t be any slack in the simulation.

At this point, all memories from the simulation had been successfully digested.

Although Milton hadn’t broken the bottleneck, he could sense that his improvement this time was minimal.

It seemed like he had reached a critical point, or perhaps a limit.

This indicated that Milton’s gains were substantial and he was even closer to breaking the bottleneck.

Milton had a feeling that this time, the prediction was steady.

That within five real Text Simulations, he could completely break through the second bottleneck.

The next moment, Milton set aside the stray thoughts in his mind.

He no longer continued to think further but returned his gaze to the Light Screen.

At this moment, the most important was to keep starting new simulations, the thoughts in his mind could temporarily linger.

To continue simulating, to keep improving,

That was what he needed to do at the present moment.

[Text Simulation Times: 85]

[Would you like to start the Text Simulation?]

“Start the Text Simulation.”

“Stack five simulation times.”

Looking at the prompt on the Light Screen,

Milton didn’t hesitate and directly chose to start the simulation.

The next moment, the Text Simulation smoothly started.

[Text Simulation has started, please select your character in this Text Simulation]

[Aloof] or [Melancholy] or [Holy Mother]

Without any thought, Milton made his choice.

“Select [Aloof] and [Melancholy] characters.”

Character choice wasn’t important to Milton.

So, after selecting the characters, Milton quickly issued the familiar command in his mind.

The next moment, the Text Simulation smoothly started.

New text began to appear on the Light Screen floating before him.

Milton looked at the Light Screen before him.

His expression showed no change, as if nothing in the Text Simulation could stir any emotional fluctuation.

Indeed, that was the case.

Milton didn’t care about the text before him.

The next moment, he actively chose to skip the textual process in this simulation.

Waiting millenia in reality was nothing for Milton Cheney.

Still, he didn’t want to waste time.

Since memories from the simulation would be retained into reality, skipping the textual process directly was the best choice.

After Milton actively skipped the textual process,

the lifespan within the simulation also directly reached its limit.

This Text Simulation was about to end, and Milton slowly closed his eyes.

[…]

[Text Simulation Ends, memory, and realm within the Text Simulation retained!]

The black text solidified on the Light Screen, then, the black text gradually disappeared.

Text Simulation truly ended.

The Simulator’s prompt voice sounded in Milton’s mind.

Milton perceived the added memories in his mind.

These memories, to Milton, weren’t exactly unfamiliar.