Dawn 375.
This year, Star City gradually saw the emergence of many human warriors who had surpassed the limits of the existing combat power assessment.
This made Feng Qi realize that the current combat power assessment system needed to be upgraded so human warriors could gain a clearer understanding of their own strength.
Upgrading combat power ratings was not troublesome.
The Faith Database contained a new combat power assessment system suited for future humanity.
Under this assessment system, human warriors were classified from levels 1 to 100 according to Bloodline Strength, followed by three major ranks:
War General, War King, and God of War.
After this combat power system was sent to Ji He, he revised and upgraded it.
Ji He believed that although this combat power evaluation system was detailed, there was still a discrepancy between it and actual combat strength.
Combat strength assessments also had to account for factors such as combat techniques, mastered spells, spell proficiency, combat awareness, and more.
When the gap in Bloodline Strength was not significant, a level-five warrior could rely on combat techniques to defeat level-six, level-seven, or even warriors with higher Bloodline Strength.
Therefore, on top of Bloodline Strength ratings, Ji He introduced a comprehensive combat power rating system.
Certification under this system was handled by the military's Combat Power Testing Department.
To help warriors better understand the weaknesses in their abilities, Ji He also introduced a pentagonal combat power assessment chart.
Its five categories were Bloodline Strength, physical strength, spell mastery, combat techniques, and combat awareness.
After completing a combat power test, warriors could clearly identify their shortcomings through the pentagonal assessment chart and improve accordingly.
Star City underwent another major change that year.
To improve the combat awareness and combat skills of Star City's citizens, Ji He introduced the Martial