Although Lu Li had always anticipated it and knew his flying speed would be terrifying, he was still taken aback when he detected a flight speed of over seventeen thousand six hundred kilometers per second.
Most critically, he vaguely sensed that this speed wasn't his limit, but was restricted by his energy recovery; otherwise, he could fly even faster.
Lu Li estimated that if the energy was sufficiently abundant, the flying speed his body could bear might reach twenty percent of light speed, rather than the current five point nine percent of light speed.
This is five percent more light speed than the speed imagined for human nuclear fusion spaceships.
Scientists speculate that the theoretical limit speed of a nuclear fusion-powered spaceship can reach fifteen percent of light speed, which is forty-five thousand kilometers per second.
