The life simulator was not omnipotent.
It allowed Charles to know and experience some things in the future, but he could not choose to experience one thing.
Because the future was also reality.
If Charles wanted to know and experience it, he had to at least trigger that thing or know how to trigger it. Otherwise, he would not be able to experience it in the simulation.
Even if it was a simulation, it had to follow the rules.
After hundreds of simulations, Charles did not know any useful information.
He didn't know who or what God was doing. He only knew that his plan would be in the near future because of the butterfly effect caused by what those guys were doing at the moment.
Charles saw that countless gods had fallen from their altars, their divine flames extinguished, and their divine personas collapsed…
More importantly, he didn't even know what the other party was doing!
