The average response speed of a normal person is around 300 milliseconds, and this number tends to decline with age.
Professional athletes, however, through specialized training, can shorten their fastest response time to certain signals, such as the start gun, to 150-180 milliseconds.
The current limit of human response speed is widely recognized by the scientific community to be 100 milliseconds.
In sprint races, if your response time is shorter than 100ms, that is, 0.1s, from the firing of the start gun to the beginning of your run, you would be judged as having false started, which differs from the common misconception of starting before the gun goes off.
For the present Li Ang, he had already surpassed this limit, bringing his response speed down to under 100 milliseconds, and this was just his basic attribute.
If you take into account the enhancement from his skill traits, his response power would be even stronger.
