The World Management Terminal could, of course, provide tremendous logistical support while Hao Ren carried out operations in the Dream Plane, but that wasn't where its true value lay.
Its true function was to bring the chaotic Dream Plane into an orderly process. In the Dream Plane, where the Creation Goddess had "fallen," the Lord of Madness had been sealed away, and the basic laws were a complete mess, restoring order was the most crucial task. The Throne Network left behind by the Creation Goddess had inherent flaws and couldn't shoulder this responsibility. The fragility of the Wall of Reality had also left Raven 12345 powerless for a long time. Only today, with the help of the important data Hao Ren had obtained, did Raven 12345 finally have a way to send a World Management Terminal into the Dream Plane.
This World Management Terminal would operate automatically, resetting the various cosmic constants and fundamental laws that had been disrupted by the Goddess's fall. Galaxies with distorted spacetime, such as the ones around Sulun's Gate, would be adjusted, and some galaxies with fractured space could also be repaired. That was the greatest benefit it could provide the Dream Plane.
Unfortunately, these cosmic-level changes weren't very tangible to Hao Ren, and he had no way to interfere with such a process. So, as far as he was concerned, the most useful features of the World Management Terminal were still one-click teleportation home and full-health resurrection—especially the latter. It was simply too useful.
Without this thing, fighting the Lord of Madness in the Dream Plane would mean that even several lives wouldn't be enough.
Raven 12345 could tell what Hao Ren was thinking from the expression on his face, so she had to remind him, "Don't think that having a resurrection option means