Text Simulation

Biodata

Power Progression

Functionality

Simulation process

• Text Simulation is activated through the Simulator's light-blue interface, then unfolds as black text on the screen 60 213.
• Each use consumes accumulated Text Simulation Times; Chen Mu frequently overlays five attempts into one simulation for greater returns 418 455.
• The simulated life can continue until the simulated Chen Mu reaches the limit of his lifespan, after which the simulation ends 457 583.
• Chen Mu may skip the displayed text process, allowing the simulation to conclude almost instantly in reality while preserving its eventual rewards 540 698.

Future observation

Text Simulation can reveal future developments even when the future is likely to change. Its perspective is limited to Chen Mu's viewpoint and may therefore be inaccurate, but the information remains exceptionally valuable to him 213.

Rewards and retention

• Earlier simulations offer a choice between retaining a realm or a spell 133.
• Memory rewards initially allow Chen Mu to retain selected segments of a simulated lifetime 255.
• Later versions retain the simulation's memories and realm together, turning the simulated experiences into Chen Mu's real memories 457.
• After a subsequent upgrade, genuine insights can also be retained 460.
• Chen Mu's powerful consciousness lets him digest even vast retained memories quickly 457 645.

Personality selection and commands

• Personality selection was introduced after the Version 7.0 upgrade, with each simulation presenting several traits from which Chen Mu selects 334 403.
• Personalities can affect the simulated self's experiences, but Chen Mu later finds that they have little influence on the speed of his realm deduction 655 749.
• His mental command is the decisive factor: Chen Mu repeatedly instructs his simulated self to deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path 636 669.

Stacked simulations

• Overlaying five attempts lets the simulated Chen Mu inherit Chen Mu's non-Simulator-related memories, making sustained realm deduction possible 402 427.
• Chen Mu considers five stacked attempts the optimal arrangement for realm deduction; a single attempt provides little value, while ten stacked attempts offer less improvement despite their longer lifespan 604 677.
• Ten stacked attempts double the simulated lifespan limit and can be used when seeing farther into a possible future is more valuable than deduction efficiency 460.

History

Text Simulation is the simulation type Chen Mu uses most often, in part because its attempts originally accumulated faster than those of the other simulation functions 335. It begins as a means to examine possible life paths and acquire cultivation gains, including progress toward becoming a Level 2 Wizard 109.

As its retention functions develop, Text Simulation becomes Chen Mu's primary tool for transferring long simulated lifetimes, realm progress, and cultivation experience into reality. After the ability to stack attempts and inherit real-world memories is unlocked, it becomes especially suited to deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path 402 403.

Chen Mu uses fifty overlaid Text Simulations to pioneer the Level 9 Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, then continues using the same method to deduce the Level 11 path 427 475. By later stages, he treats the process as a reliable cycle of issuing a realm-deduction command, skipping the displayed text, and digesting the retained memories 661 808.

Relationships

• Chen Mu — Primary user and beneficiary. He uses Text Simulation to investigate possible futures, retain simulated gains, and repeatedly deduce higher Wizard Immortal realms 213 455 808.
• Wizard Life Simulator — A core simulation function whose capabilities change whenever the Simulator upgrades 334 402 460.