Ninth Son of Great Qin: "Dynasty, Imperial Dynasty, Celestial Dynasty, Emperor Dynasty, Celestial Dynasty, Holy Court, Heavenly Court, Fate Court."
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "Each rank is further divided from first to ninth grade. First grade is the highest, ninth grade the lowest."
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "Present-day Great Qin has only barely crossed the threshold of a dynasty. It is merely eighth grade. To advance to an Imperial Dynasty, it must at least unify the entire world and fully enter modern civilization."
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "Furthermore, its Cultivation Methods must reach the corresponding Realm. It must possess at least more than ten City-Destroying Level combatants."
Naturally, a fortune dynasty had levels. Compared to Earth, the territory Great Qin had currently unified was only a small portion. It had merely reached the threshold of a dynasty in the Method of Casting the Heavenly Court, and even amid its rapid development, it had only attained eighth grade.
If it wanted to advance to an Imperial Dynasty, it would at least need to unify the entire world and produce no fewer than ten City-Destroying Level combatants.
Of course, the specifics still depended on which mainstream cultivation path Great Qin chose in the future. City-Destroying Level combatants were merely a general term; as long as one reached the corresponding level of life, it would suffice.
Although Fortune could also be used to create powerful experts, that consumed too much Fortune and simply was not worth it.
The higher a person's level of life, the greater the Fortune they possessed, and the more Fortune they could bring to Great Qin. Great Qin, in turn, could use Fortune to help them raise their Realm and strength more quickly, accelerating their cultivation.
If it relied solely on ruling more land and more