Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1181 - 1102: Moon Landing Crew List

More importantly, if Ouyang Lei’s heart rate ever goes past 200, then they can directly conclude he’s simply not suited for this kind of spaceflight.

They can just Pass him right out of the selection.

Luckily, at this moment Ouyang Lei’s vital signs have more or less recovered, at least they’re showing a clear downward trend.

That makes it even more certain that he really might be able to adapt to this environment.

As for why things spiked so suddenly before, that’s a perfectly normal human reaction.

As long as he can come back from that threshold, then you can say his body passes the standard.

Even those excellent astronauts will see their numbers shoot straight up going through this phase.

Their heart rate can easily double compared to normal.

There’s no changing that.

In this world, there is no one who can stay in this flight condition with "no red face, no racing heart."

After all, it’s not something you can suppress just with psychology; it’s the body’s instinctive response.

It’s just that some people can instantly regain their balance, and some people’s threshold is very high.

For example, those few who went up with Lin Yi before all had very unusual physical fitness.

You could say that when they went through this, their peak heart rate was only around 130.

That alone is enough to show how outstanding they are.

Someone like Ouyang Lei hitting 160–170 can’t be counted among the very top tier, but for an ordinary person, reaching this level is already quite remarkable.

It’s no exaggeration to say that 90% of people can’t reach Ouyang Lei’s standard. Right at the beginning they’d see their heart instantly skyrocket, blood pressure shoot up to a level people simply can’t bear.

Many others, as soon as they hit that unbearable phase during testing, will immediately clamp the sensor in their hand and terminate the experiment.

That kind of load really isn’t something ordinary people can handle, and it’s not something language can capture so easily; only those who truly go through it know how painful it is.

"Didn’t expect this kid’s physical fitness to be this strong. Looks like I underestimated him."

Staring at the data on the screen that was slowly returning to normal, the old man couldn’t help but smile and shake his head as he said this. The staff beside him, hearing his words, all nodded in agreement.

Indeed, Ouyang Lei’s physical fitness is very strong, at least better than most people’s.

And his tolerance is also different from ordinary folks. It’s not about his ability to take hits or anything like that, but about how, facing weightlessness and dizziness, his body still performs very well.

Meanwhile, inside, at this very moment, Ouyang Lei was feeling that whole-body floating, almost ethereal sensation—the feeling of losing all sense of his own body.

It really almost made him black out, but fortunately his consciousness was strong enough, and he forced himself to hang on.

Even so, that intense nausea still made him extremely miserable, as if there was a lump jammed in his chest.

Still, he forced himself to suppress that overwhelming discomfort.

Right now, for him, every single second is pure torment.

If not for that iron will, he really would have chosen to give up.

He held on, slowly feeling his body start to recover, which finally let him breathe a long sigh of relief. And now he was starting to adapt to this state a bit; the pressure in his eardrums was something he was gradually getting used to.

Of course, his ears were still buzzing nonstop, but at least the pain was much less than before. Not only that, his once-blurred vision was slowly clearing up.

He could finally see everything in front of him again, and as his vision came back, his thoughts also gradually settled down.

Peering out through the heavy helmet of his spacesuit at the cockpit outside, he couldn’t help but sigh inwardly:

"Being an aerospace crew member really isn’t easy."

His voice was successfully transmitted outside through the helmet’s comms, and when the old man heard this guy actually speaking, the corners of his mouth instantly lifted into a relaxed smile.

The fact that this guy could talk meant his body had mostly recovered, and his various functions were close to normal again.

After another ten-plus minutes, Ouyang Lei finally felt his whole body lighten.

Right after that, the old man’s voice came through the headset:

"Congratulations, you’ve made it through the toughest stretch. Right now we’re simulating the rocket having successfully broken through the atmosphere, and the feeling of flight outside the atmosphere.

Also, inside the rocket, the blood pressure—systems have already started working normally to maintain pressure equilibrium between inside and outside.

Now you can try taking off your helmet."

Following the stream of instructions, Ouyang Lei slowly started to move.

Sure enough, he immediately felt something different—that this felt completely unlike anything back on Earth.

Now he felt his whole body becoming light and floaty.

If not for the safety straps holding him down, he’d probably feel like he was about to drift right up into the air.