Some readers in the comments seemed confused about the realms and combat power of the various worlds, so this is a record of the realm comparisons in this book.
Peerless Martial God: Qi Martial Realm, nine levels—first tier; Spirit Martial Realm, nine levels—second tier; Profound Martial Realm, nine levels—third tier; Heavenly Martial Realm, nine levels—fourth tier; Venerable Martial Realm, nine levels—fifth tier; Martial Emperor—sixth tier...
Douluo World: Levels 10–49 (Soul Master–Soul Ancestor)—first tier; levels 50–89 (Soul King–Soul Douluo)—second tier; levels 90–129 (Titled Douluo, Divine Official, third-level god, second-level god)—third tier; levels 130–160 (first-level Main God, God King)—fourth tier.
Battle Through the Heavens: Dou Qi–Dou Practitioner–Dou Master—first tier; Great Dou Master–Dou Spirit—second tier; Dou King–Dou Emperor—third tier; Dou Zong—fourth tier; Dou Venerate—fifth tier; Dou Saint—sixth tier; Dou Emperor—seventh tier...
Roughly speaking, within the Qi Martial Realm, Spirit Martial Realm, and Profound Martial Realm, one minor realm level in Nine Heavens Continent was approximately equivalent to four levels of Soul Power in Douluo.
The above was a comparison of realm levels, classified according to factors such as the amount of energy in one's body and one's level of life. It was not directly tied to actual combat power.
The combat power of Soul Masters from Douluo Continent was far lower than that of martial artists from Nine Heavens Continent at the same realm, due to factors such as combat experience, the quality of True Qi, and the martial skills they had mastered. Under normal circumstances, they were two or three minor realm levels weaker than ordinary Nine Heavens martial artists and Dou Qi practitioners at the same realm—equivalent to ten to fifteen levels in Douluo.
For example, an ordinary martial artist at the first level of the Spirit Martial Realm (level 50) could fight Soul Emperors at levels 60–70, whose realms were