The Great Scholar's ninth level of enlightenment did not have any additional combat ability. It was just that he could recite the classics of the Sage backwards and use them for his own use. It increased his memory and learning ability. He could read ten lines at a glance and remember everything he saw.
No, the ninth level of the scholarly faction, Enlightenment, only allowed one to memorize the classics of the Sage and use them for one's own use. It increased one's memory and learning ability, allowing one to read ten lines at a glance and have a photographic memory. It did not increase one's combat ability at all.
The ninth level of the scholarly faction could only increase one's memory, allowing one to read ten lines at a glance and increase one's learning ability. However, it was still weak. He needed to memorize the Sage's Classics and make them his own. The former required a lot of time to memorize, while the latter required a certain level of comprehension. If he could do these two things, he would enter the Enlightenment Realm.
The ninth level of the Enlightenment Realm of the scholarly faction could only increase one's memory, allowing one to read ten lines at a glance and strengthen one's learning ability. However, it was still very weak in terms of combat. Moreover, if one wanted to enter this realm, one had to memorize the Sage's scriptures backwards and make them for their own use. The former required a large amount of time to memorize, while the latter required a certain level of comprehension.
Enlightening the Apertures could only increase one's memory, allowing one to read ten lines at a glance and enhance one's learning ability, but it was still a lousy battle. To cultivate the Ninth Stage, the Confucians needed to memorize the Sage's classics and make them their own. The former required a lot of time to memorize, while the latter required a certain level of comprehension. If one could do these two things, they would enter the Enlightenment Realm.
The ninth level of the scholarly faction, Enlightenment, could allow one to memorize the classics of the Sage and use them for one's own use. This would increase one's memory and learning ability. One could read ten lines at a glance and have a photographic memory. However, it did not increase one's combat ability.
He could recite the classics of the Sage fluently and use them for his own use. It increased his memory and learning ability. He could read ten lines at a glance and remember everything he saw. However, there was no increase in his combat ability.
In Da Feng Beat the Watchmen, the cultivation levels of the Confucians were ranked from low to high: Ninth Stage Enlightenment, which could recite the classics of the Sage for one's own use, enhancing memory and learning ability. One could read ten lines at a glance and remember everything they saw, but there was no additional combat ability. Eighth Stage Cultivation, which could temper one's literary courage, make one courageous, speak convincing words, motivate fighting spirit, and temporarily affect the enemy's mind. The power of literary courage was the initial display of the ability to speak with law." A seventh-rank Benevolent would comprehend benevolence and righteousness, establish morality, and be able to hold on to one's heart without being tempted. Other than having a strong physique, they would also grasp the embryonic form of the law of speech and could impose any state on the target within a certain range. A sixth-rank Confucian scholar would be all-inclusive and able to learn the ultimate arts of other systems. They would be able to write them down and store them in books. When facing an enemy, they would be able to take them out and use them. High-rank scholars could learn them with a thought. For transcendent-rank scholars, they could replicate the enemy's spells with a hundred percent with a glance. The fifth grade of virtue could regulate people's behavior, manipulate the other party with words, and demand others with the "Six Virtues of a Gentleman". The words followed the law, distorting the corresponding rules, and the degree of backlash suffered depended on the effect. The fourth grade was a gentleman, the third grade was a life, the second grade was a great scholar, the first grade was a quasi-saint, and the super grade was a scholar saint. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Cheng Jushu was described as an eighth level master of Northern Qi. His combat power was estimated to be between 11 and 20. To be specific, Cheng Jushu's combat strength was considered to be at the peak of Rank-7 or the threshold of Rank-8. However, it did not provide the specific division of Rank-8 combat ability. Therefore, it was impossible to determine the exact level of Cheng Jushu's Rank-8 combat ability.
Joy of Life did not explicitly mention the details of the top three rank-nine combatants. Therefore, I don't know the exact situation of Joy of Life's top three rank-nine combatants.
The top three combatants of Joy of Life Rank-9 were Hong Sixiang, Shadow, and Lang Tiao.