The Wizard Path From The Simulator

Chapter 612: Chapter 331 “True Body Simulation End” and “Simulator’s BUG” (Please Subscribe)_2

Although Milton Cheney sometimes didn’t want the Simulator to upgrade, that didn’t mean it was a good thing for the Simulator not to continue upgrading.

After all, a Simulator Upgrade, though it increased the time it took the Simulator to accumulate Simulation Counts,

to Milton, even if the time to accumulate Simulation Counts doubled, it was not a big deal.

After all, whether it was one year or two, it didn’t make much of a difference to Milton.

At this time, Milton’s lifespan was already calculated in tens of millions of years.

But the Simulator’s upgrade wasn’t just about the longer time to accumulate Simulation Counts.

An upgrade to the Simulator meant new features would emerge.

This was what Milton cared about.

After all, in the beginning, the Simulator only had Text Simulations.

If the Simulator hadn’t upgraded later, he wouldn’t have gone through so many Reincarnation Simulations and True Body Simulations.

He certainly wouldn’t have reached the limit of a Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal in just a few hundred years of traveling through the Wizard Realm.

So in Milton’s heart, he actually hoped the Simulator would continue to upgrade.

Otherwise, he wouldn’t have chosen to advance to a Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal as soon as he could, instead of remaining at the Fifth Stage Wizard Immortal Realm for an extended period.

“Or perhaps the Simulator has already upgraded to the highest level and can no longer upgrade?”

Another thought surfaced in Milton’s mind.

At this moment, the Simulator wasn’t upgrading, and the possibilities weren’t limited to just one.

There were several possibilities.

If the Simulator had already reached the highest level of upgrade, then it was normal for it not to upgrade further after his Realm advancement.

But Milton didn’t think so.

For a very simple reason.

Milton believed that just the feature of Reincarnation Simulation hadn’t reached its limits yet.

If Reincarnation Simulation hadn’t been upgraded to the end, would the Simulator reach its limit?

So, the possibility of the Simulator having upgraded to the highest level was very low.

At least that’s what Milton thought.

Another reason was Milton’s feeling.

Yes, just a pure feeling.

Milton could clearly feel that the Simulator hadn’t upgraded to the highest level.

At this moment, Milton’s brow furrowed slightly, and thoughts flashed rapidly through his mind.

One possibility after another emerged in the depths of Milton’s heart, only to be denied by him over and over again.

After a moment, the thought that flashed through Milton’s mind and which he was left with was the one with the highest probability.

“Is it because I haven’t used the two Simulation Counts I’ve accumulated?”

Once this thought emerged in Milton’s mind, it lingered.

Thinking this, Milton looked at the Simulation Counts on the Light Screen pensively.

At this time, his Simulation Counts hadn’t run out.

In the Simulation Counts column, he still had one Text Simulation and one Reincarnation Simulation unused.

Could this be the reason?

Milton pondered in his heart.

Actually, there was a reason why he believed this was the most likely possibility.

That was because the Simulator’s operating mechanism purposefully avoided the existence of certain bugs.

Milton didn’t have the habit of accumulating Simulation Counts.

But reasoning backward.

If Milton had deliberately accumulated hundreds of Simulation Counts before advancing to a Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal,

and then used those Simulation Counts after advancing to a Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal and the Simulator’s upgrade, would that have exploited a bug in the Simulator?

Could it be that the Simulator didn’t upgrade at this time to prevent Milton from exploiting a bug?

Milton assessed the possibility of this thought in his heart.

After a moment, Milton stopped pondering further.

Because if it really was that way,

then to verify this thought was very simple.

That was for Milton to now use the two remaining Simulation Counts and see if the Simulator would upgrade or not.

Milton wasn’t foolish, of course he could think of these things.

But at this time, he wasn’t in any hurry.

If it really was as he suspected, then he could also verify some things in advance.

Thinking this, Milton no longer looked at the Simulator’s Light Screen floating in front of him.

The next moment, the Light Screen disappeared.

Milton still sat cross-legged on top of the stele, his gaze as tranquil as an ancient well.

As if no one could guess the true thoughts in his heart based on his expression.

……

Time wouldn’t stop its passage for anyone.

The passage of time in the Wizard Realm is similar.

A year went by in the blink of an eye.

Although a year had passed, Milton Cheney’s Rules Space had not changed in the slightest.

His Rules Space had already reached the limit that a Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal could attain during the previous True Body Simulation.

At this moment, the seated Milton Cheney opened his eyes on top of the stone stele.

The next moment, with a thought, Milton Cheney summoned the familiar Simulator light screen, which floated in front of him.

His gaze flickered slightly as he looked at the Simulation Count on the light screen.

“As expected, the Simulation Count can still accumulate normally.”

“So, should I choose to keep accumulating Simulation Counts and not use them all up directly?”

Looking at the light screen floating before him, Milton Cheney pondered quietly to himself.

The Simulation Count on the Simulator was not ceasing to accumulate.

Over the span of a year, the Text Simulation Times had accrued from one to two.

This meant that if he wished, Milton Cheney could always retain one Text Simulation chance unused.

In that case, both the Reincarnation Simulation Count and True Body Simulation Count could continue to accumulate normally.

If his guess was correct, he could then keep the Simulator from upgrading and use a small amount of time to complete a higher number of simulations.

However, whether to do so or not, Milton Cheney felt somewhat hesitant.

If it were not for the fact that the Wizard Realm would be destroyed after a thousand years, Milton Cheney would have definitely used up all the Simulation Counts and upgraded the Simulator without any hesitation.

But reality has no ifs.

If Milton Cheney chose not to upgrade the Simulator,

then he would have twice as much time within this thousand years, offering a better opportunity to execute his plans.

But this did not mean it was entirely a good thing.

Because even with twice the time, Milton Cheney had no certainty that he could advance the Realm of the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path to a higher level within a thousand years.

“Should I take a gamble?”

Milton Cheney mused to himself.

If he chose to use the three Simulation chances directly, there was a good chance the Simulator would upgrade.

An upgrade of the Simulator for Milton Cheney meant taking a gamble.

The previous two upgrades of the Simulator had been minor, suggesting this upgrade could very likely be a major update.

It could even bring about a new function.

But there was also a significant chance that it would still be a minor upgrade, and the ultimate result might simply be an increase in the time accumulation for Simulation Counts.

In that case, it would undoubtedly be only detrimental and not beneficial for Milton Cheney.

“I’ll gamble.”

Without much deliberation, Milton Cheney decided to take the risk and used up the remaining three Simulation opportunities.

After making this decision, Milton Cheney’s heart was quite calm.

Because it was merely a choice.

No matter what decision Milton Cheney made, his heart would not experience any significant emotions.

[Text Simulation Count: 2]

[Would you like to initiate Text Simulation?]

“Initiate.”

Since the decision was made, there was no point in hesitating.

[……]

[Simulation Ends, please select your reward!]

[Maintain State] or [Preserve Sorcery]

[You may choose to retain three memories!]

“Retain Realm.”

Moments later, the second accrued Text Simulation also ended.ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

Without any hesitation, Milton Cheney still chose to Retain Realm.

After retaining the Realm, three unfamiliar memories were also retained by Milton Cheney.

As his Realm had reached the Sixth Stage Wizard Immortal, Milton Cheney’s consciousness had naturally become more formidable.

Thus, these three unfamiliar memories were fully assimilated by Milton Cheney in an instant.

After completing the two Text Simulations, Milton Cheney then initiated the only Simulation opportunity he had left.

[Reincarnation Simulation Count: 1]

[Would you like to initiate Reincarnation Simulation?]

“Initiate!”

…….

ps1: The Reincarnation Simulation this time will skip directly to the Simulator Upgrade.

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