Chapter Summaries

Chen Mu repeatedly used five overlaid Text Simulations to deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path and approach the Second Bottleneck. The final simulation yielded another opportunity, but his simulated self failed to seize that era, leaving Chen Mu short of the bottleneck.

• Chen Mu began a series of five-overlaid Text Simulations, retaining and quickly digesting the realm insights from each one.
• He continued the simulations because his deduction was still progressing and becoming a Sixteenth Order cultivator was a prerequisite to Ascending to the Other Shore.
• Chen Mu used more simulations, believing the remaining thirty could bring him to the Second Bottleneck.
• In the final simulation, Chen Mu encountered another opportunity, but his simulated self failed to seize that era.

Chen Mu used his remaining Text Simulation attempts to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, eventually reaching the limit of the Second Bottleneck. With all his attempts exhausted, he decided to accumulate more before trying to break through.

• Chen Mu activated successive Text Simulations, absorbed their retained memories, and found that he had not yet reached the bottleneck.
• After each simulation confirmed his progress, Chen Mu used his remaining attempts to continue deducing his realm.
• In his final Text Simulation, Chen Mu reached the limit of the Second Bottleneck.
• Chen Mu concluded that reaching the bottleneck was only the beginning and decided to accumulate more simulation attempts before pursuing a breakthrough.

Chen Mu used a Fate Simulation to gain Realm Deduction experience, then verified its limited effect in a True Body Simulation. He began a five-attempt Reincarnation Simulation to search the Second Universe for a new world containing a Sixteenth Order inheritance.

• Chen Mu activated Fate Simulation and entered the 399th Fate Line, where he spent several thousand eras and failed to Ascend to the Other Shore.
• After the simulation ended, Chen Mu received and digested a portion of the inheritance memories, gaining experience in Realm Deduction.
• Chen Mu ran a True Body Simulation and spent more than ten thousand epochs deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, but his progress was negligible.
• Chen Mu activated a Reincarnation Simulation stacked with five attempts and entered the Reincarnation Space to search for a new world in the Second Universe.
• Chen Mu surveyed the world's light orbs and chose a purple one.

Chen Mu repeatedly reincarnated into the Sky Wind Realm to find a Sixteenth Order inheritance, eventually obtaining the True Void Cultivation Method after waiting thousands of eras. He began his final stacked simulation in the same world, where he found an era without any living Sixteenth Order cultivators and prepared to cultivate.

• Chen Mu entered a suspected Sixteenth Order Inheritance Ground too early in his first Sky Wind Realm simulation and was erased by its restriction.
• Chen Mu spent his next simulation exploring and waiting for an inheritance, but ended it without obtaining one.
• Chen Mu established a faction and waited through several thousand eras until a Sixteenth Order Inheritance Ground opened.
• Chen Mu entered the opened Inheritance Ground and obtained the True Void Cultivation Method, though he did not reach the Sixteenth Order before his lifespan ran low.
• Chen Mu began his final stacked Reincarnation Simulation in the Sky Wind Realm and found that no Sixteenth Order cultivators existed in the era he entered.

Chen Mu reached the Sixteenth Order in a Reincarnation Simulation, then began a True Body Simulation to measure how much the new cultivation path improved his Wizard Immortal realm deduction. He returned to reality having confirmed a major increase in deduction speed and was ready to continue.

• Chen Mu cultivated in seclusion for thousands of epochs, reached the Level 15 Limit, strengthened his foundation, and successfully broke through to the Sixteenth Order.
• Chen Mu ended the Reincarnation Simulation, retained the modifications adapted to the Wizard World, and chose to begin a True Body Simulation.
• Chen Mu stayed at the Starting Point of Transcendence Road and spent the simulation deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path.
• Chen Mu ended the True Body Simulation near the limit of his lifespan and returned to reality.
• Chen Mu confirmed that his realm deduction speed had greatly improved and prepared to continue deducing.

Chen Mu repeatedly used True Body Simulations to deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path and advance toward breaking through the Second Bottleneck. After several simulations, his deduction speed remained stable and his cultivation path began to change noticeably, though he had not yet broken through.

• Chen Mu began a True Body Simulation and spent more than ten thousand epochs deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path before returning to reality with his gains and memories retained.
• Chen Mu continued the simulations, confirming that his deduction speed had stabilized and making further progress toward the Second Bottleneck.
• Chen Mu repeatedly ended each simulation early when his lifespan neared its limit, then began another without changing his plan.
• After another simulation, Chen Mu sensed that his cultivation path had changed noticeably and felt satisfied with the progress.

Chen Mu used his remaining True Body Simulation attempts to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, then turned to Text Simulations to keep advancing toward the Second Bottleneck. After completing two batches of five Text Simulations, he retained the gains and remained confident that steady progress would eventually let him break through.

• Chen Mu completed two True Body Simulations, continuing his realm deduction until his lifespan ran out each time.
• Chen Mu used his final True Body Simulation attempt and returned to reality with his realm, spells, and memories retained.
• Chen Mu began a Text Simulation with five overlays, chose Calm and Hesitant, and skipped the text until the simulation ended.
• Chen Mu noted that the Text Simulation's gains were smaller than those from True Body Simulation but still advanced his realm deduction.
• Chen Mu began another five-overlaid Text Simulation, chose Cheerful and Intelligent, and retained its memories and realm after it ended.

Chen Mu repeatedly used Text Simulations to deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path and make progress toward breaking through the Second Bottleneck. After one simulation yielded greater gains than before, he concluded that his deduction speed would probably remain unchanged.

• Chen Mu began successive Text Simulations, overlaying five simulations each time and choosing personalities before skipping the simulated text.
• Chen Mu assimilated the memories and insights retained from each simulation, steadily advancing his Realm Deduction.
• Chen Mu found that the simulations had not yet brought him through the Second Bottleneck, though they continued to bring him closer.
• Chen Mu noticed that one simulation yielded greater gains despite no change in deduction speed and concluded that his progress had reached a new level.
• Chen Mu reasoned that his deduction speed would most likely remain unchanged in future Text Simulations.

Chen Mu repeatedly used Text Simulations to deduce the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, retaining the memories and insights from each run. He continued drawing closer to the Second Bottleneck and prepared to begin another simulation.

• Chen Mu started a Text Simulation with five overlays and chose the Cruel and Wise personalities, then deduced his realm until the simulation ended.
• Chen Mu absorbed the simulation memories and noted that his progress toward the Second Bottleneck continued at a steady pace.
• Chen Mu began another five-overlay Text Simulation, chose the Arrogant and Hypocritical personalities, and deduced the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path until his simulated lifespan ended.
• Chen Mu retained the memories from further Text Simulations and felt that the distance to the bottleneck was steadily shrinking.
• Chen Mu started another Text Simulation with five overlays, chose the Introverted and Lonely personalities, and continued his realm deduction until the simulation ended.
• Chen Mu completed another Text Simulation and gained further insights, moving closer to breaking through the bottleneck.

Chen Mu repeatedly used Text Simulations to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, retaining and absorbing the memories from each one. He made no breakthrough in the Second Bottleneck and began another simulation with 25 attempts remaining.

• Chen Mu began a five-simulation overlay, chose greedy and timid personalities, and ended the simulation early to retain its Realm Deduction gains.
• Chen Mu repeated the process with composed and melancholic personalities, absorbed the retained memories, and started another simulation with 40 attempts left.
• Chen Mu chose patient and steady personalities, continued deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, and failed to break through the Second Bottleneck.
• Chen Mu completed further simulations with cold-blooded and ruthless, then honest and quick-witted personalities, retaining and digesting their memories.
• With 25 Text Simulation Times remaining, Chen Mu chose cheerful and sunny personalities and began another simulation.

Chen Mu used his remaining Text Simulation attempts, absorbed their Realm Deduction gains, and spent a hundred billion years accumulating simulation times. With his options replenished, he began a Fate Simulation.

• Chen Mu completed several fivefold Text Simulations, skipped their text, and absorbed the memories and realms they retained.
• Chen Mu used up his final Text Simulation attempts and concluded that he needed to accumulate more simulation times to improve his deduction.
• Chen Mu spent a hundred billion years accumulating different kinds of simulation times without entering any simulations.
• Chen Mu checked his totals—100 Text, 20 Reincarnation, 10 True Body, and 1 Fate Simulation attempt—and declined to begin the first three types.
• Chen Mu accepted the prompt and began a Fate Simulation.

Chen Mu completed a Fate Simulation that showed him failing to ascend to the Other Shore, then tested the memories’ effect through several True Body Simulations. His deduction speed improved only slightly, so he continued accumulating progress and began another simulation, which he ended as his simulated lifespan neared its limit.

• Chen Mu used Fate Simulation and, after hundreds of epochs, failed to ascend to the Other Shore despite reaching the limit of the Sixteenth Order.
• Chen Mu returned to reality with inheritance memories from Fate Simulation and started a True Body Simulation to test whether they improved his deduction speed.
• Chen Mu deduced the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path through several True Body Simulations, retaining his gains each time; his progress toward breaking through the Second Bottleneck gradually improved.
• Chen Mu decided to keep using True Body and Text Simulations rather than spend his Reincarnation Simulation attempts, since his deduction speed had not slowed.
• Chen Mu began another True Body Simulation, deduced realms for more than ten thousand eras, and chose to end it when his simulated lifespan neared its limit.

Chen Mu used successive True Body Simulations to focus on deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, retaining his insights after each one. After another simulation ended without a fortunate opportunity, he had two True Body Simulation Times left and remained determined to approach the Sixteenth Order Cultivation Path.

• Chen Mu began a True Body Simulation and spent more than ten thousand epochs deducing his realm before ending it as his lifespan neared its limit.
• Chen Mu retained his insights, then began another simulation and again focused on realm deduction until his lifespan ran out.
• Chen Mu completed a further simulation, kept the gains from his deductions, and began another with four True Body Simulation Times remaining.
• Chen Mu ended that simulation himself and returned to reality feeling closer to breaking through the bottleneck.
• Chen Mu started another simulation, deduced his realm for more than ten thousand epochs, and ended it with two True Body Simulation Times remaining, without encountering a fortunate opportunity.

Chen Mu used his final two True Body Simulations to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, then began spending his remaining Text Simulations. He retained the insights from each simulation and continued the process, still short of breaking through the bottleneck.

• Chen Mu completed a True Body Simulation after more than ten thousand epochs of deduction and returned to reality with his realm, spells, and memories retained.
• Chen Mu used his final True Body Simulation, where his deductions stirred his bottleneck, then returned to the Starting Point of Transcendence Road.
• Chen Mu began a Text Simulation with five simulations overlaid, chose the Indifferent and Arrogant personalities, and retained the insights from his simulated deductions.
• Chen Mu ran another Text Simulation, chose the Composed and Wise and Courageous personalities, and retained memories of further Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path deductions.
• Chen Mu activated another five-overlaid Text Simulation, chose the Indifferent and Greedy personalities, and continued deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path until the simulation ended at his lifespan limit.

Chen Mu repeatedly ran five-overlaid Text Simulations to advance his Realm Deduction of the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path. He absorbed the gains from each simulation without breaking through the Second Bottleneck, then prepared to continue simulating.

• Chen Mu began a five-times-overlaid Text Simulation with the Brave and Wise personalities and absorbed its Realm Deduction gains.
• He ran another five-times-overlaid Text Simulation, digested its memories, and accepted that he had not broken through the bottleneck.
• Chen Mu started a third simulation with the Steady and Calm personalities and found that his deduction speed remained unchanged.
• He completed a fourth simulation with the Naive and Generous personalities, gaining more deduction experience but no fortuitous opportunity.
• Chen Mu ran a fifth simulation with the Confident and Patient personalities, absorbed its memories, and resolved to continue simulating.

Chen Mu repeatedly activated five-times-overlaid Text Simulations to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path and approach breaking through the Second Bottleneck. He absorbed each simulation’s retained insights, and the chapter ended after another simulation concluded with forty Text Simulation Times remaining.

• Chen Mu used five Text Simulation Times and gained greater Realm Deduction insights after overcoming a minor Critical Point.
• Chen Mu activated further Text Simulations, skipped their text processes, and absorbed the retained memories and realms.
• Chen Mu continued choosing personalities and running simulations as his deduction progress brought him closer to his goal.
• Chen Mu completed another Text Simulation and retained its memories, leaving forty Text Simulation Times remaining.

Chen Mu used successive five-fold Text Simulations to accumulate Realm Deduction insights for the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path. He grew closer to breaking through the bottleneck but still had not pushed open the door, and his remaining simulations were running low.

• Chen Mu completed a five-fold Text Simulation and retained memories of Realm Deduction, but failed to break through the bottleneck.
• Chen Mu began another five-fold Text Simulation, digested its retained memories, and sensed that his progress toward the bottleneck had grown.
• Chen Mu completed two more five-fold Text Simulations, retaining further Realm Deduction insights and continuing his steady progress.
• Chen Mu used another five-fold Text Simulation and concluded that he was close to the bottleneck, though a few more simulations would not be enough to break through.
• Chen Mu recognized that he would need to accumulate more Text Simulation Times after using the final ten, but remained confident that continued simulations would bring a breakthrough.

Chen Mu used his last Text Simulation attempts to continue deducing his realm, then accumulated simulation attempts for one hundred billion years. He activated a Fate Simulation, failed to Ascend to the Other Shore, and returned with inheritance memories that he expected to aid his Realm Deduction.

• Chen Mu overlaid five Text Simulation attempts twice, retained the memories and realm from both simulations, and concluded that he still had a long way to go before breaking through his bottleneck.
• Chen Mu spent one hundred billion years accumulating simulation attempts without actively entering simulations, then summoned the Simulator's light screen.
• Chen Mu activated Fate Simulation and attached to his 2,789th Fate Line.
• Chen Mu took control of the original owner's body on the Transcendence Road and began Ascending to the Other Shore, but failed after tens of billions of epochs.
• Chen Mu returned to reality with a portion of the original owner's Inheritance Memory and planned to activate True Body Simulation before Text Simulation.

Chen Mu used repeated True Body Simulations to continue deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path and move closer to breaking through the Second Bottleneck. He ended each simulation as his lifespan ran out and remained determined to continue despite the growing difficulty.

• Chen Mu began a True Body Simulation to test his deduction speed after the Fate Simulation, then spent the simulated lifespan deducing his realm before returning to reality.
• Chen Mu began successive True Body Simulations and continued his realm deduction, ending each one when his lifespan neared its limit.
• Chen Mu retained his realm, techniques, and memories after each simulation and found that his deduction speed remained steady.
• Chen Mu noted that he had six True Body Simulation Times remaining and believed he was gradually nearing a breakthrough of the Second Bottleneck.
• Chen Mu completed another True Body Simulation and resolved not to retreat from the increasingly difficult path of realm deduction.

Chen Mu used his remaining True Body Simulations to keep deducing the Wizard Immortal Cultivation Path, hoping to break through the Second Bottleneck. All five simulations ended without a breakthrough or a miracle, leaving him to turn to Text Simulations.

• Chen Mu began a True Body Simulation and spent it deducing his realm until his lifespan neared its limit, then ended it and retained his gains.
• Chen Mu repeated the process in three more simulations, continuing his realm deduction without slowing and growing closer to the Second Bottleneck.
• After the fourth simulation, Chen Mu noted that his realm remained at the Level 15 Limit, though he was nearing the threshold of the Sixteenth Order.
• Chen Mu used his final True Body Simulation to continue deducing his realm, but no fortuitous opportunity appeared and he ended the simulation near the limit of his lifespan.
• Chen Mu retained the final simulation’s gains and prepared to begin using Text Simulations.