First of all, let me state that there is only one monk as the protagonist in this book. The main theme of this book is to be close to reality and YY is appropriate.
Levels 1 to 10 are international standard power division methods.
A few European and American regions are: g, f, e, d, c, b, a, s, ss, sss.
A few Asian countries are:
Late stage of Xiantian Grandmaster (corresponding to: late stage of foundation building, 10, sss);
The middle stage of Xiantian Grandmaster (corresponding to: the middle stage of foundation building, 9, ss);
Early stage of Xiantian Grandmaster (corresponding to: early stage of foundation building, 8, s);
The late acquired realm (corresponding to: the ninth level of the Qi refining stage, 7, a);
The middle stage of the acquired realm (corresponding to: the eighth level of the Qi refining stage, 6, b);
The early stage of acquired realm (corresponding to: seventh level of Qi refining stage, 5, c);
First-class skills (corresponding to: sixth level of Qi refining stage, 4, d);
Second-rate skills (corresponding to: fifth level of Qi refining stage, 3, e);
Third-rate skill (corresponding to: fourth level of Qi refining stage, 2, f);
Not entering the flow (corresponding to: the first, second and third levels of the Qi refining period, 1, g);
Being unqualified is equivalent to a particularly strong ordinary person, an ordinary soldier.
(Domestic, for reference only) Third-rate skills are equivalent to rigorously trained elite soldiers.
Second-rate skills are equivalent to those of rigorously trained special forces.
A person with first-rate skills is considered a master, and can basically fly over walls and walls.
In the acquired state, there will be no trace of stepping on the snow.
In the innate realm, a reed crosses the river.
First-class skills are already regarded as peerless masters in the eyes of ordinary people, but they begin to decline sharply the day after tomorrow, and are rare to see innately.