For Players, their overall personal strength could mainly be divided into three parts.
The first part was a Player's personal [Talent Core], as well as Talent-related entries derived from the growth of the [Talent Core].
—For example, the [Life Book] entry Bai Zhi had seized from Amir belonged to this category.
The second part was a Player's personal level, Attribute Values, equipment, items, Skills, and related templates similar to Titles.
Among these, equipment, items, and Skills were secondary. A Player's personal Attribute Values were the most important, directly determining a Player's upper limit... especially Sanity.
As for the third part, it was the class a Player had taken up.
Subclasses that could be changed at any time were nothing much, but a Main Class provided an immense boost to a Player's personal strength. Especially after a Player condensed their Main Class's Professional Core, this portion became comparable in importance to the Talent Core.
The system's comprehensive assessment of a Player's personal strength was based on these three criteria.
People like Li Boshang and the others, who had been nearly crippled after breaking away from the Main God, not only had their Core Talents regress to their initial state and their levels drop by dozens, but also had all their equipment, items, Inventory, Skills, and related entries wiped clean. Even their classes had been directly stripped away by the Main God...
...No, that was getting off track.
Back to the point: after Bai Zhi successfully took up a Main Class in the Underworld, his strength entered a period of explosive growth.
Although that Main Class had started from a very low point, its upper limit was extremely high. The [Seizure] Class Trait explicitly stated that, so long as he was given sufficient book resources, his Main Class level could rise rapidly.