Day by day, time passed. During this period, in the simulations, Zhao Cheng killed monsters and cultivated without neglecting either. As he fought, he also split his mind in two, constantly contemplating and deducing the future possibilities of one path after another.
Compared to taking ready-made things from Starfire Descends, this was undoubtedly much slower, but over time, the accumulation was still considerable.
Besides, cultivation itself was a process of continual exploration. If one did not explore for oneself, but pinned all one's hopes on others doing the exploring and merely took what was ready-made—
Whether one could get it or not, such a mindset was already crooked, running contrary to his own path.
One simulation lasted nearly eight days. That was certainly not short, yet to Zhao Cheng, it was little different from an instant. Often, once he had thought an issue through to an extremely profound depth, it seemed that in the blink of an eye, all the monsters had already been killed.
This was what was meant by cultivation knowing neither days nor months.
In reality, however, Zhao Cheng was not so engrossed in deducing his future path. Still, he did not roam all over the world either, choosing instead to remain in Yanhuang.
For him now, spatial distance on Earth was practically nonexistent.
Thus, he diverted part of his attention toward Skywalk Company's development, making subtle adjustments here and there, striving to complete every change silently and invisibly.
The situation Zhao Cheng envisioned was undoubtedly this: no one noticed anything, until one day they suddenly looked over their own lives and realized that everything had already turned upside down, utterly unlike before.
If he could achieve that, it would undoubtedly prove that his route was the right one.
Conversely, if reform blazed like fire and everyone