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Chapter 660: Chapter 356 “True Body Simulation Overlap” and “Trying New Features” (Please Subscribe)_1

Milton Cheney contemplated the Realm of the Primitive Immortal Path, which was starkly different from that of the Loose Immortal Realm on the Longevity Immortal Path.

Although he only managed to cultivate to the limit of the Sixth Stage in the Realm of the Primitive Immortal Path within this Reincarnation Simulation, the help it provided him was nonetheless significant.

After all, his fundamental path of cultivation was that of the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path.

And to further deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, the Realm of the Primitive Immortal Path was essential.

“Five Reincarnation Simulations, and only this last Reincarnation Simulation yielded some gains,” he said to himself.

Milton couldn’t help feeling somewhat helpless at this point.

Because this was normal, it had nothing to do with whether he used these five simulations to test his theories.

No matter how one looked at it, these five Reincarnation Simulations had been used up in the normal course.

Now, not only had his realm in reality reached a bottleneck, but his Reincarnation Simulations had also entered a bottleneck period.

After all, he had already maintained a realm comparable to a Seventh Stage Wizard Immortal; to continue gaining significant rewards from the Reincarnation Simulations with just a single opportunity was almost impossible.

Breaking through this bottleneck was not simple, yet, at the same time, not that difficult either.

As long as Milton saved up his Reincarnation Simulation opportunities afterward and used five, or even ten, Reincarnation Simulations at once, he could manage.

With his complete consciousness in the Reincarnation Simulations, it was highly probable that he would gain significantly more.

This was precisely Milton’s plan now.

At least for the next few decades, he would save up his new Reincarnation Simulation opportunities.

He would not rush into reincarnating into a new world.

At the very least, he needed to save up to five Reincarnation Simulation opportunities and use them in combination; otherwise, the outcome would likely be futile.

Rather than progressing slowly one step at a time, Milton preferred to achieve his goal in one go.

Fortunately, time was something he had in abundance.

With nearly a thousand years left before the war that would destroy the Wizard Realm, there was plenty of time for Milton to prepare.

With thousands of years in reality, even if he combined five Reincarnation Simulations each time, he could have dozens of Reincarnation Simulation opportunities.

That would certainly be enough.

Unless Milton’s luck was extremely poor.

However, Milton did not believe that his luck was that bad, which was something he verified over countless years and numerous Reincarnation Simulations.

While his luck might not be exceptionally good, it was definitely not bad.

At least, that is what Milton believed.

With this in mind, he stopped dwelling on this instance of Reincarnation Simulation.

As for other thoughts, he also temporarily pressed them to the back of his mind.

The next moment, Milton’s gaze returned to the light blue light curtain that still floated before him.

On the light screen, within the Simulation Count column,

the numbers representing Text Simulation and Reincarnation Simulation had been reset to zero, but the column for True Body Simulation Count was different.

[True Body Simulation Count: 1]

to initiate

the prompt that appeared on the panel, Milton pondered for a

seemed to yield

“Do not initiate.”

thought, Milton did not activate the True Body Simulation this

stemmed from a simple

curious to see how the Simulator’s updated True Body

Count, he could initiate a new True Body Simulation at the timepoint where the

a huge help

lasted, one could only

if Milton had doubled the lifespan limit within his

like a loss to spend two True Body Simulation opportunities for what feels like one, but

must look beyond the surface when evaluating

was the key aspect of the new True Body Simulation

last True Body Simulation ended, a slight motion stirred

be said that, following the update of the

Fate Simulation, what intrigued Milton the most

was a pity that since the Simulator’s update, decades had passed in reality, but Milton had yet

Milton would not rashly initiate this

have to wait

be very

later when he could do

years left before he can accumulate a new True

the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path a step further on the

Reincarnation Simulation opportunities, Milton can only hope to advance the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path another step through

doing so

this point, Milton’s foundation was

he now possessed the realms of both Primitive Loose Immortal and Lower True God, then he would have at least an eighty

unfortunately, that was not

was no chance at all; at

……

years in reality passed

[……]

Ends, please choose

or [Retain Technique] or [Retain

“Retain Memory.”

where he only survived a thousand

the Longevity Loose Immortal was completely inadequate compared to the power of that entity in the True Spirit Realm, like a mantis trying to

had made a full effort, there might have been a chance to suppress the destruction of the Wizard Realm,

made was merely a

Wizard Realm was nothing more than

tool that, once

just an instant, all the memories from this Text Simulation were fully assimilated by

him at this moment like a single drop in the

had this downside, the

Simulation, Milton Cheney could only choose from

been a good thing for Milton Cheney, but with that disruption, it

Simulations, the majority did not survive past the point where the Wizard

majority of these Text Simulations were of no use at

dozens of Text

he do if he wasn’t accustomed to

selection of characters in the Text Simulation was random and not something Milton

Milton Cheney; a

path of cultivation that Milton Cheney was

could not advance any further in the Text Simulation,

Cheney in

why the Text Simulation had become

situation would not last for too