402: Some questions about the setting of this book

(This chapter is not an update; it's merely an explanation of some settings in this book, as many people have said this is unreasonable, that is unreasonable, or this won't work, that won't work... I'll explain here.)

Here, I need to discuss some settings and issues integrated into this book.

One is the world level issue.

World level represents the upper limit of a world, and then the system and power of that world represent its strength.

Low-level worlds, besides the conventional, may also give birth to special existences, but such special existences are extremely rare (including people, objects, materials, resources, etc.). These special ones can often "transcend" the world's level; perhaps a Level 1 world can give birth to special existences equivalent to Level 2 or Level 3 worlds.

Secondly, the span between each level will be very large, and the world level is judged by the overall picture, not just one aspect.

This also leads to the possibility that some Level 2 worlds might be stronger than Level 3 worlds in terms of combat power or certain aspects; this is considered "severe bias."

Next is the combat power issue.

A person's combat power is composed of three major aspects: spirit (will), physique, and energy (qi, profound energy, chakra, etc., all belong to this category).

However, these three are interdependent; an extremely powerful physique, even without spiritual cultivation, can still defend against spiritual attacks, or even render them ineffective. (Example: Primordial Era - Shamans)

Powerful energy will also nourish the physique, promoting growth and strengthening it.

Similarly, spirit will also nourish energy and the physique, promoting growth and strengthening them.

Then, the combat power span for each level grows larger the further along it goes, just like world levels. Combat power is also judged by various components of combat power.

So this combat power has a ± value.

Secondly, the basic "three elements" are considered white characters (base values).

Then, each person's talents, abilities, forms, etc., are green characters (additional values).

The combination of the two ultimately forms this combat power level, and this combat power level will also take a special span value based on normal and abnormal—oh no, full power state—

as the final combat power judgment.

So, if a person has multiple forms (like Clarissa), their combat power is actually deceptively low.

The true combat power will be stronger, and the specific performance depends on actual combat.

After all, too many factors affect actual combat power: psychology, state, will, environment, external factors, and so on.

Subsequently, because the span of this combat power is too large, and it gets larger the further along it goes, the gap between those of the same level will also become very, very large, plus there are too many influencing factors.

This causes combat power to only serve as a reference value, especially among those of the same level; cross-level is not included.

Then there's the numerical issue, which everyone should have seen.

The numerical difference among people in the Cross-World Group is very large because it is determined by the standards of their respective worlds.

So, I plan to update it later.

The Cross-World Group will set the standard, so everyone's numerical values will undergo a significant change then.

These are some of the setting issues I wanted to discuss, and a future change regarding the numerical values.

The purpose is to make it easier and clearer for everyone to read.

So that you don't get confused.

Of course, if you think no changes are needed, just say so.

I will defer to your judgment.

Everyone is welcome to leave more comments.

Then there's the source points issue; I don't plan to change this value too much, as changing it would be more troublesome for the earlier parts.

Secondly, there's another explanation: someone complained that a Level 1 world gave birth to an existence like Clarissa, and by Level 2, Clarissa was already Level 6, but wasn't the upper limit Level 4!

First, theoretically, a world indeed has a 1:2 level ratio like that.

But that is for the world itself.

Not to mention existences like transversers.

Clarissa's power comes from the system, from Tang Ziheng, and from the Cross-World Group.

Secondly, Clarissa belongs to her world, Noman Ya Continent, and is native to it.

She is an officially recognized existence, nurtured by this world.

This is why Clarissa's power accelerated the sublimation of the entire world.

I remember this matter was already mentioned in the book.

Other worlds are similar, but I don't think I've written about native creatures in a native world exceeding that world's level... Even if there were, there would be a reason.

Hmm... I've only thought of these for now... If there are any additions in the future, I'll integrate them and post again.