At this moment.

Wang Ye, lying on the bed undergoing tests, also noticed the change in the doctor’s expression.

His purpose was to make the doctor aware of the astonishing features of his internal organs.

This would facilitate his subsequent demonstration of strength.

After completing the heart ultrasound examination,

the next was the surgical examination, where the doctor observed the health of Wang Ye’s ears, nose, throat, skin, spine, limbs, and other areas with the naked eye. Although Wang Ye had evolved significantly, his appearance remained that of a normal person, so as long as he didn’t deliberately alter his bone or muscle structure, it was impossible to distinguish him from ordinary people.

Thus Wang Ye easily passed the surgical examination.

The fourth item of the physical examination was ophthalmology.

This meant testing vision and color blindness.

Most people, even if they haven’t paid for a physical examination, have probably undergone such tests.

A common vision test involves holding a black shield to cover one eye and looking at a vision test chart five meters away, which features Chinese characters "山" of various sizes and orientations. The tester simply needs to identify the direction of the character and report it. The largest "山" is at the top row, the smallest at the bottom row.

If one can clearly see the smallest "山" at the bottom row, the vision is rated at 1.5. Generally, 1.0 is already considered normal vision, and vision-corrected or nearsighted patients wearing glasses can at most achieve 1.0 vision.

At 1.5, that would put someone among the best in human vision, suitable for precision work like pilots or snipers, able to see extremely distant objects.

When Wang Ye initially evolved to 1.5 times the average human level, his vision should have already surpassed 1.5.

But his vision continued to evolve, reaching terrifying degrees today, at thirty to forty times the average person. With the Microscopic Focus ability, he could even clearly see the details of a cell nucleus, better than a microscope.

At the furthest, he could see buildings nearly a hundred kilometers away; in reality, he could see even further, but Earth’s haze and moisture are too severe, obscuring distant objects.

In fact, given Wang Ye’s current vision, there’s no need for testing, as current human vision testing tools can’t measure the limits of his vision.

Wang Ye sat about five meters from the vision test chart, covered one eye with a black shield, and began testing his vision according to the doctor’s instructions.

But as the doctor pointed from the top to the bottom of the vision test chart, Wang Ye effortlessly reported the correct answers, regardless of which eye was tested.

This doctor testing Wang Ye’s vision was not among the previous doctors who performed the earlier tests,

and seeing Wang Ye’s perfect results led to some confusion.

It’s important to know that even the most outstanding snipers and pilots don’t necessarily achieve 1.5 vision; most hover around 1.3, while those with slightly poorer vision might go as low as 0.8.

Could there be a problem with the vision test chart?

The doctor continued testing Wang Ye’s refractive error and color blindness.

But all test results were extraordinarily perfect.

Not a single flaw could be found.

Modern people are exposed to a lot of electronic products, staring at screens daily, so even those with excellent vision usually have some issue,

but now the doctor found no problem in Wang Ye’s eyes, making him a textbook perfect example.

Seeing the test results, the doctor realized that this level of testing might not accurately measure Wang Ye’s vision level, so he quickly went out to report to his superior.

The superior was also somewhat shocked.

They knew Wang Ye was strong and fast,

but didn’t expect Wang Ye’s Five Senses to have unique qualities.

Five Senses as an attribute are very stable; aside from surgery or eye correction surgery, almost nothing can change their acuity,

postnatal high-intensity training can barely improve it a little.

Those with very keen Five Senses are mostly born with advantages, but even the most sensitive do not exceed ordinary people several times over.

Wang Ye’s strength and speed might be attributed to good muscle training, but how do you train the Five Senses? Has Wang Ye really cultivated Immortal Dao Technique?

The only conceivable possibility is that Wang Ye’s physical talent is excellent, making his Five Senses very keen from birth.

The superior pondered for a moment, consulted several doctors,

and promptly formulated a specific test for Wang Ye’s Five Senses.

Vision is simple, using microscopes and telescopes for comparison, to see his vision limits.

Smell tests similar to military recruitment by placing pungent liquids like vinegar in three cups, positioning them at a set distance from Wang Ye, then having him identify which cup contains the liquid.

Hearing tests involve placing speakers at set distances, having Wang Ye press a button when hearing a sound, then moving the speakers farther to test hearing limits.

Due to being abstract, no specific tests were arranged for taste and touch.

These tests are expected to measure Wang Ye’s Five Senses limits.

It remains to see just how sensitive Wang Ye’s Five Senses truly are.

After arranging the test contents.

Doctors called Wang Ye back,

and first tested vision.

The doctor first stood in a broad training field, placed a one-yuan coin fifty meters from Wang Ye, and fixed it with tools, asking Wang Ye to identify the coin’s orientation.

For Wang Ye, this distance felt like arm’s reach, so he effortlessly identified the coin’s orientation.

He picked up the radio and told the doctor,

"Obverse."

"Received." The doctor replied, then put down the radio,

moving the coin one hundred meters away, adjusted its orientation.

Prior to testing Wang Ye, they had tested their own vision limits,

but the results mostly showed distances of about twenty meters,

as service personnel,

their poorest vision was above 1.0, the best around 1.4.

Even so, they could only identify coin orientations about twenty meters away.

They also tested using a telescope, their custom military telescope magnified six to ten times, making it barely possible to see coin orientations a hundred meters away at six times magnification; ten times made one hundred fifty meters barely clear, beyond that was blurry.

They estimated Wang Ye’s vision should be four to five times that of ordinary people, meaning Wang Ye should easily identify coin orientations nearly one hundred meters away.

Once the coin was set,

Wang Ye glanced, confidently reporting the answer on the radio.

"Reverse."

"Received."

Seeing Wang Ye still effortlessly identify orientations,

the doctor frowned.

The surrounding onlooking officers also exchanged glances.

Communicating through their eyes.

Wang Ye’s performance was beyond expectation.

This was a distance only viewable through military-grade telescopes.

Wang Ye saw it with the naked eye, effortlessly.

The doctor contemplated, moving the coin to one hundred fifty meters.

But no matter how far the doctor increased the distance, Wang Ye consistently reported the coin’s orientation accurately.

Until the distance stretched to three hundred meters, after Wang Ye reported the correct answer,

an officer finally couldn’t hold back and spoke,

"Is Wang Ye cheating? Send someone to check around the coin for pinhole cameras!"

"Yes!"

A soldier immediately ran over to inspect the area around the coin.

But after five minutes of checking, they found no abnormalities.

The doctor had nothing but a radio on him.