Some book friends can't understand the division of strength levels in the book, let me list an explanation, in fact, it's not that I don't want to list, but it's difficult to explain clearly, I write more complicated, and I can't use pure mathematical calculations to measure the combat situation in many books.

Therefore, I can only briefly list some general ones, you should all be a rough reference, don't apply them all, reading the book is too demanding and precise, then it is very tiring, I deliberately wrote something vague.

Without further ado, the baked cake class begins:

Before I wrote this book, I thought about it, and I felt that there were two levels needed in the early stage to rank strength more comprehensively and reasonably, one was the "comprehensive index of combat effectiveness" and the other was the "cultivation realm".

The "Combat Effectiveness Composite Index", from weak to strong, is divided into: Bronze, Black Iron, Silver, Gold, and Diamond, and each layer is divided into nine sections.

Why do you have this index level, because, some of the books are about cultivating ancient martial arts, some are murderous, some are illusions, ninjutsu, some are guns and ammunition, and some are using poison......

These cultivation things are different, how can they be compared to a realm? For example, if you insist on saying which one is of good quality and which one is different, how can you compare?

If they fight hard, then the ancient martial artists can win, but if they use poison, as long as they sneak attack and plot, thousands of ancient martial artists may have to die.

Therefore, the classification of this "combat effectiveness" is a comprehensive consideration of the lethality of each character, combat experience, the number of killings, and the number of means.

Generally speaking, the higher the ranking, the stronger, but it is difficult to ensure that some have special talents, and the ranking is relatively high.

"Cultivation realm", currently from low to high, is divided into: martial artist, acquired, congenital, and Guiyuan (the later ones will not be disclosed for the time being)

Each level can be roughly divided into the early stage, the middle stage, the great completion, and the peak, but these adjectives, you don't need to be too demanding, for example, "peak" can also be replaced by "consummation", in fact, the meaning is almost the same, "early" can be replaced by "entry", this is just a Cheng dù problem, too demanding to read too tired to read.

Specific explanation: A martial artist is an ordinary person who knows moves, but has no true qi, that is, he who has not cultivated internal strength, and he is a martial artist.

The day after tomorrow, there is internal strength, but the true qi is ordinary true qi.

Congenital, the life span can be increased by at least 100 years, and the true qi is the innate true qi.

Returning to the Yuan, the life span continues to increase by about 500 or even 1,000 years, and begins to realize the storage of the Yuan Qi and use the Yuan Qi.

As for the list in the book: the God of War list, it refers to the ranking of the masters who are not suitable killers, after actually fighting in the world, according to the comprehensive index of combat effectiveness.

The blood diamond list, a list that only killers can rank, is ranked according to the points of killing, and it is not necessarily more points if the strength is strong, because as mentioned above, it may be more powerful to kill people with poison. Therefore, the blood diamond is relatively a little more watery than the God of War.

After all, novels are not mathematical calculations, many things will affect the strength of the characters, just look at it and write it down, I deliberately don't write it too clearly, I just don't want everyone to memorize it when reading the book, the key is to look at the plot and characters, and the level is just a tool.

I'll add to the rest, let's talk about that first. Is there anything else you would like to ask......? I won't sue you!

September 27, 2014, first edited.