Consciousness slowly revived from darkness, and Wu Li gradually opened his eyes.
White sheets, a tidy room, a faint smell of disinfectant.
The sensation in his body gradually became clear, as if a hundred elephants had trampled over him, with not a single spot on his body free from pain.
Such pain might have made an ordinary person scream in agony, but Wu Li merely furrowed his brows slightly, then began to "introspect."
"Introspection" here, of course, is not the kind from fantasy novels where you can actually see inside your own body, but after approaching great success in Bone Marrow, a martial artist's understanding of their body's internal condition becomes more and more profound, with every deployment of power involving the five viscera and six bowels. Through the feedback from deploying power, a subconscious connection is built up, and as this connection becomes clearer, at some point, it feels as if one could see the condition inside the body.
