The knock on the door sounded, and Ding Chi called the takeaway. He took the takeaway to the dining table, unpacked the bag, poured the soup into the lunch box, and then poured the cooked Hang Chuan in. Ding Chi sat down and thought while eating Hang Chuan.

The problem is obvious. Taotie has no bones, so it cannot bear greater strength. If Taotie clings to its own bones, what effect will it be if it contracts simultaneously with its muscles?

Ding Chi is a practical school. He ate the Chaos in a few bites and then started an experiment. He focused his energy and controlled the silk threads to extend from the spine to the left palm, slowly opened and clenched his fists, and sensed the muscles involved in the process of clenching the fists through Taotie in his body. Then he controlled Taotie to generate silk threads, wrapping around these muscles, because of the connection between the silk threads extending from the spine.

This process took him more than ten minutes. When everything was completed, Ding Chi's left hand was swollen like a bear's paw. He held the cup with his left hand and gave orders to Taotie in his mind while using force. With a sudden click, the glass cup in his hand shattered. The sharp glass piece cut several holes on Ding Chi's palm, and the bright red blood flowed out instantly.

"There is a door!" Ding Chi whispered, not caring about the blood on his palm at all.

The evolution of Taotie is like a controllable organ in his body, which can complete extremely complex movements and changes as he wants. When he held the cup tightly, Ding Chi felt like he was holding the cup with both hands. And the effect it produced was by no means a simple one plus one.

After Taotie clinged to the bones, the power generated exceeded Ding Chi's imagination. At least he could never break the cup with his hands.

As soon as he finished his excitement, his swollen left hand quickly recovered, and Taotie, who had lost his command, quickly melted into his body. The blood on his palm first burst out, and then penetrated into the wound little by little at a speed visible to the naked eye, and finally disappeared. In less than two minutes of this process, after Taotie evolved, Ding Chi's healing ability increased again.

Looking at the left hand that was returning to normal, Ding Chi frowned again. Although Taotie is very obedient now, he can't prepare for one or two hours every time he uses it, right? Climbing bones and wrapping muscles is a meticulous task. It takes only one palm to take more than ten minutes. How long does it take for that arm to last?

The most annoying thing is that this kind of package is still one-time. Once it loses control, Taotie will immediately recover and dissipate in his body. Moreover, his left hand just now was swollen like a bear's paw, which was not in line with aesthetics. If outsiders are not blind, they can see abnormalities, which is a bit unconcealed.

The power of Taotie's extension is too small. Only by truly integrating with itself can one increase one's own strength. But how can one make Taotie truly integrate with itself?

Ding Chi thought for a while and felt that he had to start with the nerve center generated by the Taotie. This nerve center is currently only connected to the brain and the spine, so he had to find a way to generate a neural network throughout the body.

After packing up the broken glass and takeaway lunch boxes on the table, Ding Chi turned around and entered the large bedroom, opened the desktop computer and began to search for information about the human neural network. The human neural network is divided into central nervous system and peripheral nerves. The central nervous system includes the spinal cord and brain. From this perspective, the nervous system generated by Taotie is more like the central nervous system.

The peripheral nerves are divided into brain nerves, spinal nerves and autonomic nerves, 12 pairs of brain nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves. Ding Chi glanced at them and knew that they could not touch them. Once the connection was not appropriate, the mouth and eyes were crooked, and the serious ones were paralyzed. So he aimed at the autonomic nerves, and the autonomic nerves were divided into sympathetic nerves and parasympathetic nerves.

It's very complicated. Ding Chi is not a doctor, so he is dizzy and doesn't understand it. He found that he had been looking at the nervous system for most of the day, but he couldn't find that the nerve controls the arm. This is a difficult situation. You can't figure it out by yourself, right?

After pushing the computer keyboard, Ding Chi pinched his eyebrows and thought for a long time. By the way, he suddenly remembered something, what is the central nervous system generated by Taotie? Is the composition of these silk threads different from other Taotie components scattered in the body?

Before Taotie evolved, Ding Chi could sense the touch through Taotie. At that time, Taotie did not have a neural network. How did Taotie say that touch was transmitted to his brain? Could it be that Taotie was able to convey perception through his nervous system at that time?

Hey? It is indeed possible after thinking about it this way.

At that time, Taotie extended from his palm as tentacles, and the unextended part must be fixed on the bones, and there must be a nervous system around the bones. Taotie conveyed perception to the brain through these nerves.

Then we can make a reasonable inference: Taotie's cells are very strange. They can be both muscle cells and nerve cells. Taotie can also eat, so they are also blood and red blood cells. Taotie had swallowed the microorganisms in its body before, so it was still white blood cells. Tsk, after thinking about it this way, wouldn't Taotie's cells do anything?

Since Taotie can do anything, doesn’t it mean that Taotie’s newly generated nervous system is no different from Taotie scattered in the body?

No, there must be a difference. Ding Chi recalled that when he was taking the clothes just now, a silk thread was first divided into a spine and passed through the arms, and then the silk thread was wrapped in the tentacles and extended all the way outside the body. Therefore, Ding Chi had the feeling of controlling it as if he had an arm growing. Before that, if you want to control Taotie, you must be highly focused. If you have a little bit of Shen Taotie, you will retract into your body.

So part of Taotie was converted into professional nerve cells?

Ding Chi tried to control Taotie's nerve center, splitting a silk thread from the spine, extending all the way to the palm, and then poking it out from the fingertips. The silk thread was still transparent, even though Ding Chi clearly felt that the silk thread had already poked out from the fingertips, the fingertips in his sight were still empty.

The next moment, Ding Chi clearly felt the message conveyed by the silk thread: cold.

At room temperature 22 degrees, the body temperature of the human body is much higher than room temperature, so the wire will feel cold. When retracted, the wire quickly shrinks along the original path.

Ding Chi touched his chin and began to think that Taotie's nervous system could control it, but could not control its growth. Sensing the extra central nerve in his body, he wondered whether to try to let Taotie scattered in his body connect to the central nerve directly.

Anyway, it’s not my central nervous system. If it fails, Taotie will soon integrate into his body, right?
Chapter completed!