May came to a successful close, and it was time once again for the indispensable summary segment.
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In this summary chapter, I wanted to address an issue that no Myriad Heavens novel could avoid: comparing realms and combat power between different works.
First, one point needed to be made clear: different works had different authors. Whether it was novels, comics, films, or anything else, authors could not possibly deliberately align their work's power system with those of other works during creation.
Even for works sharing the same universe, such as the Shrouding the Heavens Trilogy, the cultivation realms across its three eras could not be perfectly equated.
Therefore, it was almost impossible to find perfectly matching levels in World B and World C for every realm in World A.
Based on this, every Myriad Heavens novel author considered factors such as destructive power, realm characteristics, and demonstrated feats, then used their own understanding to compare and balance realms and combat power across the various dungeon worlds. I was no exception.
Every author had their own understanding, and every Myriad Heavens novel had its own settings. I could not achieve perfection either; I could only do my best to make more people accept my settings and find them reasonable.
This would inevitably come with subjective judgment, and some readers were bound not to agree. That was perfectly normal. After all, everyone had read many Myriad Heavens novels and already formed their own views on the matter.
For example, the previous Myriad Heavens novel you read might have said one thing, while this one proposed another. Naturally, you would compare them—either be