Wang Ye had no choice but to block out the pain in his right arm,
otherwise, this negative state would easily prevent him from concentrating on interfering with the molecular structure of his muscle fibers.
If observed from the outside, one would find his right arm seemingly swollen into a hideous tumor,
with the surface covered in countless root-like blood vessels and thick muscle fiber bundles, constantly pulsating with his breath.
This is due to the evolution of high-elastic muscle fibers forcibly triggering his fermentation metabolism function, causing his body to produce large amounts of carbon dioxide gas.
Just when Wang Ye thought the evolution would continue smoothly,
suddenly, his right arm muscles exploded with a "boom," scattering blood.
Through his Microscopic Focus, he saw his snapped myofibrils floating in the blood mist like scattered springs.
"An explosion?!" Wang Ye was astonished.
