"It should be completely dead, right?" Sun Hang said.
Although the Type A anomaly is formidable, it pales in comparison to the three monkeys—moreover, the anomaly known as "desire" has a very obvious flaw: it cannot achieve its goals directly through the "willpower" like Sun Hang's wishes do. In many cases, it must adhere to certain special rules.
For example, the ascetic monk, whose body was originally broken into pieces. If "desire" wants to resurrect him, it must stitch his body back together with needle and thread.
As for the "resurrection" method of Blade Whip, it's even more straightforward and brutal—"desire" directly turned her into a monster similar to a zombie.
To satisfy desire, one must pay a corresponding price, and there must also be a 'logical' path to realization.
As for those desires that even "desire" cannot fulfill, it can only use deceptive means to make people mistakenly believe that their desires have been satisfied.
