Wyatt was, after all, a venerable Great Monarch of three thousand years. Even without following the "inner universe" path, and despite maintaining a faith connection with the Lord of the Ultimate Dark for years, he certainly did not lack cultivation of the self.
After all, a crucial component of a Great Monarch's faith connection was collision. Thus, the flaws in "format theory" were not a fatal problem for Wyatt.
Even if incompatibilities might arise, this was no time to pursue perfection.
Besides, there was the tearing apart and self-devouring between the "dense self" and the "faint self"—the process of "See the Self."
In this sense, Great Monarch Wyatt needed to be discovered. He needed conflict and reconstruction at the "boundary," and he needed to draw the Ultimate Dark Kingdom's forceful attention once more, so that the "dense self" and "faint self" torn apart earlier could enter its powerful, extreme furnace together, devouring themselves to see the self.
Of course, there was another crucial point: Great Monarch Wyatt needed to reconstruct the Corpse-Burying Ground during this process and achieve a deeper integration with the poison seed inheritance.
After all, the "format theory" template was information that had flowed out of that place as well. Perhaps he could gain something more.
Apart from the inevitable process of "self-devouring to see the self," Great Monarch Wyatt was also driving other elements as best he could, doing everything possible to disrupt and delay the Ruin and Fall System's process of oppression and smelting.
By reconnecting to the Corpse-Burying Ground, he had also restored his powerful interference with the Misty Jungle's underlying network.
He did not expect to use the Misty Jungle to break the Ultimate Dark Kingdom's control. But its severely distorted underlying network—the former "dream net"—was essentially a creation of the Illusory Nightmare