"Has the simulation started?" Wang Linchi keenly noticed the changes in Bai Xuan and investigated immediately. The very next moment, Bai Xuan returned to his normal state.
It wasn't that he had noticed Wang Linchi's scrutiny, but rather that the character he was simulating had died, the modification had failed, and thus he had returned. Simulations always started from scratch. This, combined with the typically high death rate in simulator-type systems, meant the initial mortality was extremely high for anyone without a thorough understanding of the plot. He often died over minor issues.
Has the flow rate between the two worlds become problematic again? Or is it due to some spacetime factor? Wang Linchi noticed that no matter how long Bai Xuan spent in the other world, his return to this one was instantaneous, a mere second, not a duration scaled by any flow rate. It shouldn't be an issue with the world's temporal flow, but rather with Bai Xuan's Simulator System.
