It's said that the lighter the color of the iris, the less melanin it contains, and the higher the sensitivity to light, thus increasing night vision. The downside of this is the inability to withstand direct sunlight. Asian people, with their brown to jet-black iris color, have a higher melanin content, which can block most light from outside, making them better suited for strong light exposure, but susceptible to night blindness.
"Since the color of my iris has lightened, does this mean my eyes are better suited for nighttime travel?"
Wang Ye frowned.
Then he quickly freshened up.
He planned to stand in front of the balcony and stare directly at the Sun while using a small makeup mirror to observe what changes his pupils would undergo under strong light.
Wang Ye "swished" open the curtains.
Suddenly, the dazzling sunlight spread across Wang Ye's pupils, causing him to squint.
But the expected intense stimulation from the strong light did not occur.
