Apocalypse Gachapon

Regarding the use of things like poison, Ye Zhongming had not paid it much attention. On Earth, at his level, there was basically no poison that could cause him fatal harm. After arriving in the universe of myriad races, he discovered that when his own strength was far too inferior compared to these beings who had lived in the sky for who knows how many years, poison was also a good thing to make up for the gap between them.

At the very least, it was useful.

The reason the poison on Earth was ineffective was that the strength of the lifeforms that produced the poison was insufficient, which was why it had no effect on Ye Zhongming.

But in the vast universe, the types and strengths of lifeforms were far beyond what Earth could compare to. The poisonous animals and plants here were naturally not those on Earth; they all had great ‘poison.’

Ye Zhongming had collected quite a bit and used it to refine the round balls attached to the stacked bow, creating the current effect.

For many enormous mutated lifeforms, even if they were pierced or penetrated by the short needles from the explosion of a metal ball about one centimeter in size, as long as it wasn’t a vital area, the actual harm to them was not great. In fact, if it hit a less important part of the body, their combat effectiveness might not even be affected.

But it was different if poison was attached. Even without hitting a vital area, it was enough to cause poisoning effects in the mutated lifeforms.

As for poisons that cause death within seconds, Ye Zhongming had not yet been able to obtain such potent venom, but the poison he used still caused the bodies of the injured Heavy Hammer Apes to begin rotting, their vitality rapidly draining away.

In the food chain system of mutated lifeforms, these injured and fallen Heavy Hammer Apes, whether dead or not, were effectively no different from being dead.