Shi Tie Zhu was truly shocked.
He felt as though his entire body had been soaked in warm water, warm and toasty from head to toe. Those old and lingering injuries kept giving off a heated sensation, comfortable beyond belief.
Whenever there had been changes in temperature or air pressure in the past, the old injuries all over his body would ache, go numb, itch, and hurt, enough to nearly crush anyone's spirit.
But now, there was no discomfort at all!
He sensed a subtle yet incredibly miraculous force circulating throughout his body. Like the finest repairman, it corrected every part of his body that was incomplete, improper, or uncoordinated.
"Could my Delusion Disorder have gotten worse? Have I started imagining things like qigong too?" Shi Tie Zhu was utterly astonished. On one hand, he felt wonderful; on the other, he felt he had taken another step toward going completely insane.
He sat there blankly for a while, pondering for ages. Then—forget it. He did not have much education anyway; no matter how hard he thought about something like this, he would not figure it out. Better keep observing for now.
Before long, he was hungry again.
Shi Tie Zhu could only head back to the cafeteria.
This time, he threw caution to the wind and ate without holding back, until he was full!
As he ate, he suddenly felt his tinnitus easing. Ever since he had been struck by a shell's shockwave ten years ago, the ringing in his ears had never stopped, day or night, without a break. It had nearly driven him mad.
But now, when he shook his head, he found that the tinnitus had grown much lighter, while his hearing was steadily improving. When he listened carefully, he could actually hear the people at the