(This chapter is not an update, it is just to give you an explanation of some of the settings in this book. Many people say that this is unreasonable, that is unreasonable, or this is not okay, that is not okay... I will explain it here.)
Here I need to talk about some of the settings and issues that this book integrates.
One is the issue of world class.
The world level represents the upper limit of this world, and the system and power of this world represent the strength of this world.
Then, in addition to the regular ones, special existences may also appear in the low-level world, but such special existences are extremely rare (including people, objects, materials, resources, etc.). This kind of special thing can often "transcend" the level of the world. Perhaps a level 1 world can give birth to a special existence equivalent to a level 2 or 3 world.
Secondly, the gap between each level is huge, and the world level is based on the overall situation, not just one aspect.
Therefore, this may also lead to the emergence of a level 2 world that is stronger than a level 3 world in terms of combat power or certain aspects. This is considered "serious bias".
The second is the issue of combat power.
A person's fighting power is composed of three major aspects: spirit (will), body, and energy (qi, mysterious power, chakra, etc. all belong to this category).
However, these three complement each other. An extremely strong physical body can defend against mental attacks, or even render them ineffective, even without spiritual cultivation. (Representative: Honghuang-Wu)
Powerful energy will also feed back into the body to promote growth and strength.
Similarly, the spirit will also feed back energy, allowing the body to grow and become stronger.
Then the battle power of each level becomes wider as you advance. Just like the world level, the battle power is also determined by the composition of multiple aspects.
So this combat power has a ± value.
Secondly, the basic "three elements" belong to white characters (basic values).
Then each person’s talents, abilities, forms, etc. are the green words (added value).
The combination of the two will eventually form such a combat power level, and this combat power level will take a special span value based on the normal and abnormal, oh no, full strength state.
As the final battle strength judgment.
Therefore, if there is a person with multiple forms (such as Clarissa), their combat power is actually very low.
The actual combat power will be stronger, and the specific results will depend on the actual combat performance.
After all, there are too many factors that affect actual combat effectiveness, including psychology, state, will, environment, external factors and so on.
Later, because the combat power has a huge span and becomes larger as time goes on, the gap between players of the same level will become very large, and there are too many influencing factors.
As a result, combat power can only be reduced to a reference value, especially between the same level, but not across levels.
Then there is the numerical problem, which you should have seen.
The numerical differences between people in the cross-border group are huge because they are determined according to the standards of their world.
So I plan to do an update later.
The standards will be set by a cross-border group, so everyone’s values will change significantly by then.
These are some of the setting issues I want to talk about, and a change to the values in the future.
The purpose is to make it easier and clearer for everyone to see.
Lest you not understand.
Of course, if you feel that no changes are needed, then just say so.
It’s up to you.
Everyone is welcome to leave comments.
Then there is the issue of the source point. I don’t plan to change this value too much. After all, if it changes, the previous ones will be more troublesome.
Secondly, there is another explanation: that is, someone criticized a level 1 world for giving birth to a being like Clarissa. By level 2, Clarissa was already level 6. Isn’t the upper limit level 4?
First of all, in theory, a world does have a level ratio of 1:2.
But that is for the world itself.
Let’s not talk about the existence of time travelers.
Clarissa’s source of power is the system, Tang Ziheng, and the cross-border group.
Secondly, Clarissa belongs to her own world, the Normanya continent, where she was born and raised.
It is an officially certified existence born and raised in this world.
That is why Clarissa’s power has led to the accelerated sublimation of the entire world.
I remember I mentioned this in the book.
The same goes for other worlds, but I don't think I've ever written that the native creatures in my home world exist at a level higher than this world... Even if there are, there must be a reason for it.
Well... these are the ones I can think of for now... I'll organize and post if there are any additions later.
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