Compared to those cultivation novels and fantasy novels, what was the level of the strongest in the Nine Cauldrons?

Recently, I've been thinking of writing a novel where the main character can travel through countless worlds. I've just started preparing to write the Nine Cauldrons, but after reviewing it once, I was dumbfounded. The other novel written by " I Eat Tomatoes "," Stellar Transformations ", also had a Dongxu stage, so logically speaking, the Omnipotent One should be equivalent to the Kongming stage in " Stellar Transformations ", which was equivalent to other cultivation…Recently, I've been thinking of writing a novel where the main character can travel through countless worlds. I've just started preparing to write the Nine Cauldrons, but after reviewing it once, I was dumbfounded. The other novel, Stars Transformations, written by I Eat Tomatoes, also had a Dongxu Stage. Therefore, the Omnipotent One should be equivalent to the Kongming Stage in Stars Transformations, which was equivalent to the Form Synthesis Stage in other cultivation novels. However, in the setting of Nine Cauldrons, the Omnipotent One contained a small world. If there was no introduction at the end, it could be explained as the Space Force. However, the author also set the essence of the [Small World of the Omnipotent Expert] to be the same as the Nine Provinces. Now I completely don't understand. It contains a small world with the same essence as the high-level martial arts world or even the intermediate cultivation world? He felt that it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he was an immortal or a god in the Stellar Transformations! The problem was that the [Records of the Nine Cauldrons] was designed to be a world for high-level martial artists. Thinking about this, I was completely dizzy. Drunk. unfold

Answer 1

The strongest in the Nine Cauldrons could have different levels according to different settings and plots. In some settings, the strongest could control the power of heaven and earth, use all kinds of powerful weapons and skills, and even summon divine beasts. In other settings, the strongest could reach the divine level and have the power to surpass humans, easily destroying the entire world.

In Records of the Nine Cauldrons, the strength of the strongest was constantly increasing through cultivation and combat. Some of the strongest could easily defeat all enemies, but as time passed, their abilities gradually deteriorated until they finally became ordinary people. Therefore, the change in the strength of an utmost powerful being was a long process, and it was also a process of continuous pursuit of improvement.