The Chaotic Inland

An unimaginable explosion blossomed before Chu Fei.

At that moment, the world was pale. Though the explosion was frenzied, Chu Fei could not hear a thing.

He only saw a flash of blinding light. Space—or rather, the air—twisted, the earth wrinkled like waves, and then a violent force tore through his body.

The shockwave spread outward, directly vaporizing the ground. Chu Fei was forced backward. He barely had time to raise his defenses before the raging energy swept him away.

What did it feel like to witness a nuclear explosion up close?

A real man had to surf a nuclear blast.

Still, this expert's self-destruction probably could not be entirely compared to a nuclear explosion.

A nuclear explosion released energy with extreme violence, whereas this expert's self-destruction required at least some time. It should have been slightly weaker than a true nuclear blast.

Even as he tumbled through the air, Chu Fei still had the leisure to consider this. Mainly because he had already realized that the force of such a sudden explosion could not actually cause him much harm.

The initial impact had only thrown the energy within his body into disarray for a moment. That was all.

Experts were experts not merely because of their physical capabilities, but because they could concentrate thousands or tens of thousands of calories of energy into a single point. If that energy were released freely, it would have little power.

An explosion, meanwhile, spread its force in every direction. Its attack power per unit area was extremely, extremely low.

After tumbling several dozen meters, Chu Fei landed safely. He then endured the shockwave and the following blast of air head-on.

Jiang Shumin and the other two had been closer. They tumbled more than a hundred meters before stabilizing themselves.

Jiang Shumin was