Should novels have clear level settings?

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Superpower novels and fantasy novels usually had a level setting. These levels were usually called "realms" or "nodes". In ability novels and fantasy novels, realms were usually divided into the following levels: [1. Starting state: Starting state refers to the state of a person without any special ability.] Perception: Perception realm is the realm where a person can perceive everything around them after possessing a certain ability. 3. Strength: The realm of strength is the realm in which a person can use the corresponding strength to attack and defend after possessing a certain ability. [Control: Control realm is the realm in which a person can control their own or other people's abilities after possessing a certain amount of special abilities.] 5. Fusion: The fusion realm is the realm where a person can fuse different abilities together to form a stronger ability after possessing a certain ability. 6. Breakthrough: A breakthrough in a realm refers to a person breaking through the limits of a certain realm and obtaining a higher level of ability. There were many other realms and nodes in ability novels and fantasy novels. Each realm and node had different abilities and characteristics. These realms and nodes were usually accompanied by various challenges and tests. Only through continuous efforts and battles could one continuously improve their abilities and become a powerful ability user.

There were many types of power levels in magic novels, depending on the background, setting, and style of the novel. The following are some common settings for power levels in magic novels: 1. Mage Level: The most common level setting in magic novels. Mages were divided into different levels, from beginner mages to advanced mages to super advanced mages. Different levels of mages usually corresponded to different magic skills and abilities. 2. Elementalist Level: Elementalists were another common level setting. They were divided into different elemental attributes such as fire, water, wind, earth, etc. Each Elementalist had a different level. The strength of an Elementalist was usually related to the elemental attributes they grasped. 3. God Level: In some novels, gods are powerful magical creatures that usually have extraordinary strength and wisdom, and can be on par with mages and other professions. The ranks of gods were usually divided into different levels. 4. Paladin Level: Paladins are a class of knights in some novels. They have extraordinary magic power and moral standards, usually representing the power of justice and morality. Paladins were usually divided into different ranks. 5. Domain Master Level: Domain Masters are usually Magicians or Elementalists in novels. They have mastered magic or elemental skills in certain fields and can display powerful strength in different fields. Domain Masters were usually divided into different levels. These were just some of the common settings of the power level in magic novels. In fact, the power level settings could be varied according to the settings of different novels.

The concept of level setting often existed in fantasy novels because fantasy novels usually involved magic, martial arts, monsters, and other elements. These elements needed to be set through levels to show their strength and growth. Therefore, some fantasy novels might have a level setting, while others might try to avoid such a setting. However, there were some fantasy novels that didn't have a strict level setting. These novels usually used another way to show the strength and growth of the characters. For example, a character might improve their skills and abilities through continuous cultivation, battle, and comprehension rather than through level increases. Of course, such novels were relatively rare and did not necessarily suit the tastes of all readers. When reading fantasy novels, readers usually paid more attention to the growth of the characters and the development of the plot. Level setting was one of the important elements.

When signing a contract for a novel, there was usually no need to submit the character settings, level settings, or scene settings. These settings usually belonged to the category of character description and worldview construction, which needed to be gradually improved and adjusted in the writing process. If the novel has been completed, you can consider communicating with the editor or the author's assistant to ask if there are any areas that need to be edited. However, some publishing agencies and websites may require the relevant setting documents to be submitted for review and evaluation when signing the contract. If you are not sure if you need to submit these documents, you can contact the relevant editors or authors to understand the specific requirements.

The level settings in cultivation novels usually included the following: [1. Spiritual Apprentice: The spiritual power of a newbie who has begun to cultivate is too weak to carry out advanced cultivation.] 2. Spiritual Apprentice Realm: Spiritual Apprentices gradually increase their spiritual power and begin to come into contact with the basic knowledge of cultivation. 3. Cleric: The further development of the spiritual disciple can carry out simple spell and talisman cultivation. 4. Cleric Realm: The ability of a Cleric to increase his spiritual power is further strengthened, allowing him to carry out more complicated cultivation. 5. Cleric Realm: The Cleric can cast some high-level spells and charms, and the spiritual power fluctuations begin to stabilize. 6. Cleric Master Expert: The further development of the Cleric, the faster the increase in spiritual power, the stronger the spiritual power fluctuation. 7. Taoist Disciple: Start learning the path of cultivation and gradually reach a balance between spiritual power and body. 8. Taoist Apprentice Realm: Taoist Apprentices can carry out some basic cultivation techniques and begin to explore the mysteries of cultivation. 9. Daoist Disciple Realm: The cultivation speed of a Daoist disciple gradually increases, and the state of his body and spiritual power becomes better and better. [10 Daoist Disciples: The Daoist Disciples have mastered the basic principles of cultivation, and their spiritual power and physical condition have reached the peak.] [11 Daoist Disciples: When Daoist Disciples begin to cultivate to a higher level, they can cast more powerful spells and talismans.] [12 Dao Apprentice Realm: The spiritual power and physical condition of the Dao Apprentice will become more stable, and they will be able to carry out more complicated cultivation techniques.] 13. Daoist Disciple Realm: The cultivation speed of Daoist disciples will be further improved, and they will be able to cast more powerful spells and talismans. The spiritual power fluctuations will be more intense. 14 Daoist Disciples: The Daoist Disciples have mastered the core secrets of cultivation. Their spiritual power and physical state have reached the extreme, and they can cast amazing spells and talismans. 15 Immortal: The further development of a Daoist disciple expert has broken through the bottleneck of cultivation and began to move towards the realm of immortals. [Immortal Realm: An immortal's spiritual power and physical state have reached the peak of perfection. They can cast all kinds of extraordinary spells and charms.]

The level settings of novels in the Otherworld Continent were usually divided into the following categories: 1. Race Level: Different races have different levels. For example, the elves were usually divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master levels; the orcs were usually divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master levels; the dwarfs were usually divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master levels, and so on. 2. Profession Level: Different professions have their own level settings. For example, mages can be divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master; warriors can be divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master, and so on. 3. Skill Level: Skill Level was also a common setting in novels of the Otherworld Continent. Different skills would have different levels. The higher the level, the more powerful the skill. For example, a mage could learn three levels of skills: beginner, intermediate, and advanced, while a master level skill could be more powerful. [4. Combat power level: Combat power level is also an important setting in novels of the Otherworld Continent.] The combat power level was usually the level of strength a character displayed in battle. It was divided into beginner, intermediate, advanced, master, and so on. 5. Level of mystical power: In some novels, there will be a setting for the level of mystical power. Mysterious power referred to the mysterious power that some characters possessed that could affect combat, such as demonic power, holy power, and so on. Different levels of mystical power would also determine the character's ability and combat power. The above was a common level setting in the novels of the other world. Different types of novels might have different levels.

There were, such as Legend of the Flame Dragon, Proud Battle of the Stars, Nine Realm Heavenly Emperor, Demon Martial War God of the Other World, The Most Awesome Elder in History, I Have an Invincible Immortal Sect, Fantasy I Am a Magician, and so on. They all had a level system. Amongst them, the Legend of the Flame Dragon and the Nine Realm Heavenly Emperors had their own fire and chaos system rankings, while the rankings of the Proud Battle of the Stars and the Demonic Martial War God of the Other World were also very clear. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

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I recommend the following three fantasy novels with clear and limited levels to you: 1. "Endless Martial Spirit": The main character is reborn in another world and has the Martial God's bloodline. There is no level restriction in this world. As long as you have enough money and life, you can become a true expert. 2. [Li Yuan Art]: This world has a very strict hierarchy. From low to high, they are Martial Artist, Martial Master, Xiantian Master, Grandmaster, Great Grandmaster, Martial King, Martial Emperor, Martial Honor, Martial Grandmaster, Martial Saint, Martial God, and Martial Emperor. 3. [Battle Break and Rise Again]-The levels of this world were divided into Dou Zhe, Dou Shi, Da Dou Shi, Dou Ling, Dou Wang, Dou Huang, Dou Zong, Dou Zun, Dou Sheng, and Dou Di. At the same time, there were clear divisions and restrictions for cultivation techniques, alchemists, and magical beasts. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗