Chen Yi ran more tests on will.
He finally confirmed that when his spell attacked a target with will, he could not burn it away instantly.
Will created an obstacle.
That did not mean Burning Simulation had become useless. Against beings who understood will-based offense and defense, the spell's power was still increased by around 40%.
With his Heavenly Being Second Decay realm, Chen Yi should rank among the very top of the Heavenly Being Fourth Decay.
If the enemy was a mage, there should be no opponent for him within the Heavenly Being Fourth Decay.
Because mages below the Heavenly Being Fifth Decay did not cultivate will.
Flames were enough to burn through all spell attacks, returning spells to their most primitive Elemental Particle state. The will within the flames was enough to ignore all Fire Element Resistance.
Chen Yi could burn away all attacks without will.
He could also burn Martial Tool equipment of insufficient grade.
To mages, Chen Yi was like facing the Slaughter Clone.
Their attacks were ineffective, and their defenses were ineffective.
In theory, Burning Simulation would have excellent effects on everything below Tier 7.
Once he reached Tier 7, this spell might fetch a good price.
It was essential for challenging opponents above one's level.
When the time came, he could give it a better-sounding name and perhaps reap several good harvests.
Most importantly, Chen Yi had mastered a way to create self-destructing Martial Tools.
The world's rejection.
As long as he manually created laws that did not exist in a world, it would trigger rejection.
Chen Yi sealed a cluster of flames inside a card. When needed, he could complete it, manually creating laws belonging to the digital world.
That black lightning could instantly tear apart space. At this stage, few could withstand