In the novels, the ranks of martial souls were usually divided into the following ten levels according to their overall strength: First rank martial soul: The strength is weak but possesses a powerful martial soul ability that can carry out simple battles. [Rank 2 Martial Soul: Strong but limited in certain areas or environments.] Rank 3 Martial Soul: Strong strength, high combat ability and flexibility, able to engage in complex battles. [Level 4 Martial Soul: Strong, possesses a certain degree of invincibility and control ability, can cause great damage to the enemy.] Fifth rank spirit: Strong strength, powerful attack and defense ability, can fight effectively. Sixth rank spirit: Strong strength, high intelligence and strategic ability, able to carry out effective planning and command. Seventh rank martial soul: Strong strength, powerful fighting ability and control ability can cause great damage to the enemy. Level Eight Martial Spirit: Strong strength, powerful offensive and defensive abilities, able to fight effectively. Ninth rank spirit: Strong strength, powerful wisdom and strategic ability, able to carry out effective planning and command. [Tenth rank martial soul: Extremely powerful, possesses invincible power and control ability, can easily defeat enemies in battle.]
The ranks and martial souls of the Mysterious Heavenly Soul Venerable were divided as follows: The Mysterious Sky Soul Master was a powerful title for martial artists in novels. Generally speaking, martial artists below the Mysterious Sky Soul Master were called Soul Masters, while the Mysterious Sky Soul Master was called Soul Elder. A Spirit Elder was a peak existence among martial artists who possessed outstanding spirit power talent and powerful battle techniques. They could manipulate their own spirit power to carry out various attacks and defenses. The ranks of martial souls below the Mysterious Heavenly Soul Venerable were also divided according to different standards. Generally speaking, the ranks of martial souls were divided into the following categories: 1. Spiritual Apprentice: The spiritual power of the martial soul is weak at the beginning, but it can be improved through continuous cultivation and training. 2. Barehanded: Spiritual Disciples can already use their martial souls to carry out simple attacks and defenses, but their defense is weak and their attack power is not strong enough. 3. Spiritual Apprentice Martial Soul: The Spiritual Apprentice's Martial Soul has already grown to a certain extent. Through cultivation and training, it can further improve its spiritual power and attack power. 4. Unarmed Master: Spiritual Disciples can already use their spirits to carry out complex attacks and defenses, but their defense is still weak and their attack power is not strong enough. 5. Spiritual Apprentice Martial Spirit Master: The spirit of a spiritual disciple has been greatly improved. It can further improve its spiritual power and attack power through cultivation and training. 6. Spiritual Apprentice Martial Soul: Spiritual Apprentices 'martial souls already possess powerful attack and defense power that can deal with all kinds of enemy attacks and defenses. 7. Unarmed Martial Soul Master: Spiritual Disciples can already use their martial souls to carry out all kinds of complex attacks and defenses. Their spiritual power and attack power are very powerful. 8. Spiritual Apprentice Martial Spirit: The spirit of a spiritual disciple has been greatly improved. Through cultivation and training, it can further improve its spiritual power and attack power. 9 Unarmed Martial Spirit Master: The spirit of a spiritual disciple already possesses extremely high attack and defense power, able to deal with all kinds of enemy attacks and defenses.
In novels, the ranks of Taoist immortals were usually divided according to strength, cultivation, and contribution. Among them, strength was an important standard to measure the level of immortals, cultivation was an important indicator of the strength of immortals, and contribution was an important guarantee of the status of immortals. Generally speaking, the levels of Daoist immortals could be divided into the following levels: Xuan Mingzi: Xuan Mingzi is the lowest level of existence among the Daoist immortals. Their strength is relatively weak, and their cultivation is relatively low, but they still have a certain amount of spiritual power and influence. The netherworld is an important level among the Taoist immortals. Their existence areas are relatively wide, including hell, ghost realm, and the underworld. The immortals of the Netherworld Realm were weaker, but their spiritual power and influence were also greater. 3. The Underworld River Realm: The Underworld River Realm is the second level among the Daoist immortals. Their area of existence is mainly between the netherworld and the underworld. The immortals of the Netherworld River Realm were stronger, but their spiritual power and influence were relatively small. The Human Realm is the highest level of Taoist immortals. Their existence is mainly between the human world and the heaven. The immortals in the human world were stronger and had higher cultivation levels, but there were also some weaker or sealed immortals. 5. Heaven Realm: Heaven Realm is the main existence area of Taoist immortals. It is the place where all immortals belong. The immortals in the Heaven Realm were powerful and had unlimited spiritual power and energy. It was important to note that the level of these Daoist immortals was not fixed. Their strength, cultivation, and contributions would continue to increase with the accumulation of time and experience. At the same time, different novels might have different settings and divisions, so the above is only a general reference.
In ancient times, officials were divided into nine grades, and each grade was divided into two grades. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, each grade was divided into Zhengcong, and from the fourth grade, Zhengcong was divided into upper and lower grades, totaling nine grades and thirty grades. In the Tang Dynasty, like the Northern Wei Dynasty, there were nine grades and thirty grades. In the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties, the upper and lower grades were abolished and gradually became nine grades and eighteen grades. Every rank had a corresponding loose official, and the martial loose official was equivalent to today's military rank. The specific ranks and positions of officials could vary according to different dynasties and systems.
In Martial Yin Yang, the character levels were usually divided according to their strength. The most important criterion was the character's combat strength. The following are the common character levels in Martial Yin Yang: 1. Heavenly Feather Empire: Heavenly Feather Empire is one of the most powerful empires in the Martial Yin Yang World. Its members are usually divided into the following levels: - [Sky Feather Emperor: The highest level of invincible strength is the goal of all Sky Feather Empire members.] - [Sky Feather Marquis: Mid-level strength between Sky Feather Emperor and Sky Feather Emperor. The most outstanding ruler of the Sky Feather Empire.] - Amosuke: A low-level soldier who is weak but has a certain amount of combat power. 2 Martial Yin Yang World: Martial Yin Yang World is the world view of Martial Yin Yang. Its members are usually divided into the following levels: - [Martial King: The highest level is invincible. This is the goal of all members of the Martial World.] - [Wudong Marquis: Middle-level, between Wudong King and Wudong King. The most outstanding ruler of the Wudong World.] - [Wu Dong Jie: A lower level soldier who is weaker but has a certain level of combat power.] 3 Qiankun Sect: Qiankun Sect is one of the top sects in the Martial Yin Yang World. Its members are usually divided into the following levels: - [Qiankun Master: The highest level, with deep Qiankun Power, is the most outstanding disciple in Qiankun Sect.] - [Qiankun Disciple: Intermediate level strength between Master Qiankun and Master Qiankun. One of the most outstanding disciples in Qiankun Sect.] - [Qiankun Jie: A low-level disciple who is weaker but has a certain amount of Qiankun Power.] The above are the common classification of characters in Martial Yin Yang. The classification of characters in different novels may be different.
The grades in the Qing Dynasty were divided into nine levels, from first to ninth. Apart from the ninth-grade, there was also the highest level, the great grandmaster. The ninth-grade was the level of a martial artist, while the grandmaster was the level of the use of true qi. Each grade had its own unique strength and range of abilities. To be specific, the ninth rank was the strongest level. One could use all kinds of peerless martial arts to crush opponents whose martial arts were weaker than their own. Grandmaster, on the other hand, was the realm of using true qi, which was the dividing line between man and god. A great grandmaster above Rank-9 could not be harmed by a Rank-9, whether in terms of strength or skills. As for the specific criteria and the difference in strength between each level, there was no mention of it in the current information.
The martial strength of Qing Yu Nian was divided into nine grades, namely, Grandmaster, Master, Top Expert, First Class Expert, Second Class Expert, Third Class Expert, Ordinary Warrior, Beginner Warrior, and Beginner. Each level had its own unique strength and ability range. Martial artists at the grandmaster level had already surpassed the limits of ordinary people. Their strength was enough to change the direction of the war. Apart from that, there was also the martial arts grandmaster, which was the highest level. The specific division method might differ depending on the source, but in general, the division of grades in the year of celebration was based on nine levels.
The grades in the Qing Dynasty were divided into nine levels, from first to ninth. Apart from the ninth-grade, there was also the highest level, the great grandmaster. The ninth-grade was the level of a martial artist, while the grandmaster was the level of the use of true qi. Each grade had its own unique strength and range of abilities. To be specific, the ninth rank was the strongest level. One could use all kinds of peerless martial arts to crush opponents whose martial arts were weaker than their own. Grandmaster was above the ninth level, the highest level of true qi utilization. These levels were divided according to the strength value and the degree of control of true qi. The higher the number, the stronger the strength.
The grades in the Qingyu years were mainly divided into nine grades, from first grade to ninth grade. The ninth-grade was the level of a martial artist, while the grandmaster was the level of the use of true qi. The specific ranks of martial arts were divided into grandmaster, master, top-notch expert, first-class expert, second-class expert, third-class expert, ordinary martial artist, beginner martial artist, and beginner. Each level had its own unique strength and ability range. Rank-9 was the highest level, while Great Grandmaster was the highest level above Rank-9.
The martial strength in the Qing Dynasty was divided into nine grades, from first grade to ninth grade. The specific nine levels were Grandmaster, Master, Top Expert, First-class Expert, Second-class Expert, Third-class Expert, Ordinary Warrior, Beginner Warrior, and Beginner. Each level had its own unique strength and ability range. Martial artists at the grandmaster level had already surpassed the limits of ordinary people. Their strength was enough to change the direction of the war. Grandmaster was the highest level of martial arts. The specific division method might differ depending on the source, but in general, the division of grades in the year of celebration was based on nine levels.
The martial arts in Qingyu years were divided into nine grades, from grandmaster to beginner. The specific levels were Grandmaster, Master, Top Expert, First-class Expert, Second-class Expert, Third-class Expert, Ordinary Warrior, Beginner Warrior, and Beginner. Each level had its own unique strength and ability range. Martial artists at the grandmaster level had already surpassed the limits of ordinary people. Their strength was enough to change the direction of the war. Other than these nine levels, there was also the highest level, the great grandmaster. The ninth-grade was the level of a martial artist, while the grandmaster was the level of the use of true qi. Rank-9 was the strongest level. One could use all kinds of peerless martial arts to crush opponents who were weaker than them.