Some of the explanations in the article are not specific enough, so let's explain it clearly.

The strength of this book is roughly based on the hierarchy of ranks, skills and endangered species.

The first is rank, no matter which of the four civilizations, rank is the source of power for the foundation. A more general example is the amount of energy.

However, the setting used here is similar to that of martial arts novels, which is basically the strength of internal forces.

The second is technique, which is the easiest to confuse. In itself, combat effectiveness is based on skill rather than rank. The rank is only for the purpose of using skills, and the level of skills is the distinction between high and low combat effectiveness. However, high-level skills can generally only be used by high ranks, so a person's strength and weakness will be judged by rank. It's like a first-order monk, who can only use the 0-order technique, but if he uses the 1-order lower-grade skill, he is basically the type with little combat power in the same level

However, among the four civilizations, the biochemical civilization does not have skills, but will divide the transformation into a skill that directly increases physical ability, which can be said to be similar to the skill of the ten directions.

Then there are the endangered species, the four levels of endangered species, ordinary, special, and the king are unique, in addition to the ultimate potential of their own rank, they also represent their own racial abilities with similar skills.

Special species = 4-6 ranks, king species = 7-9 ranks, and unique species = 10 ranks.

Converted to a simple game number, jù is:

Rank = Attack, Defense, Speed, Mana, Health, etc.

Skill = skill

Combat power = basic number jù + skill

But skill is the key, you don't have to care too much about the rank, the rank is just to list the basic combat power of the ordinary dragon set, and most of the opponents or enemies in this book will be hanging on the wall.

(The following are relevant examples, with or without looking):

However, when they are below the racial ability, they are unable to exert the racial ability.

For example, Shadow Wu is the king species, but her rank is only three levels, so the racial ability she can exert will be lower than her own king race ability, and if you use skills to convert, it is lower than the 7th order.

Judging from a certain Cheng dù, the exertion of her racial ability is not much different from that of Shifang who uses some of the seventh-order techniques.