"Flowers are too fragile, unable to resist the distortion brought by willpower interference and must pay the full price. If it's a stronger entity, it might be able to resist..."
Zheng Yichen wasn't very sure about this either, after all, when some formidable existences die and are 'resurrected' by willpower interference, the life force required would be immense.
As such, the cost due to distortion becomes greater.
Unless Zheng Yichen provides sufficient life force, in that case, the distortion still exists, but the cost won't be as large, because the resurrected life force is not obtained from the environment.
Even if willpower interference forcibly alters the state of an individual, it's merely illegal modification of 'residency', not akin to street robbery or bank heist; the severity is different.
Just like the second flower tested, once replanted, it's just a little wilted instead of turning to ash on the spot.
