Xiang Kun shook his head, tossed the tissue into the trash can, and began the statistical work he did every time he woke up.
His weight had increased slightly, his body temperature had dropped slightly, the muscle measurements of his upper body had changed little, and his thigh circumference had increased a bit.
Since he rarely did pure strength training now, focusing instead on comprehensive exercises like hiking and charging up mountains, with an emphasis on speed, agility, reflexes, and explosive power, the gains in strength, physique, and weight were relatively balanced.
His injury recovery speed had improved by eight seconds and was still steadily increasing. His visual, olfactory, auditory, and other sensory abilities also seemed to have improved slightly, at least by his subjective perception.
He checked the time. It was 9:17 p.m., not too late yet, so he changed clothes and went out.
Xiang Kun walked along the street for a while, constantly making quick assessments of passersby to verify the changes brought on by this round of blood-drinking.
During this blood-drinking period, his main training focus had been the rapid processing and assessment of sensory information—targeted training for his brain.
Based on his quick assessments of several pedestrians along the way, there had indeed been a noticeable improvement.
Xiang Kun stopped, took out his phone, called for a ride, and headed to a popular branch café.
At this hour, there should still be quite a few people in the café.
More than twenty minutes later, Xiang Kun stood in front of the café and took out his phone to start a timer.
After pushing open the door, he deliberately slowed his pace toward the ordering counter. It took him eleven seconds to leisurely reach the back of the line.
During that time, he had already compiled preliminary