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The Human Dao Supreme Saint could be divided into five levels, and each major level had nine levels. Their cultivation levels were in order: Beginner, Spirit Stream, Cloud River, True Lake, and Divine Sea. This information came from Momo's fantasy novel, The Great Sage of Humanity.

The Sunshine Realm of the Human Dao Great Saint included the Beginner Realm, the Spirit Stream Realm, the Cloud River Realm, the True Lake Realm, and the Divine Sea Realm. Every major realm had nine minor levels. These realms were the cultivation levels of cultivators in Momo's fantasy novel, The Great Sage of Humanity. Among them, the improvement of the Sunshine Realm not only required the improvement of magic power, but also the improvement of the soul. Only when both his Dharmic powers and divine soul reached the standard could it be considered an increase in his realm. Some of them were called the peak because their Soul Suppressing Secret Skill had reached perfection. As for those who did not meet the requirements for the Soul Suppressing Secret Technique, even if they cultivated their magic power to the extreme, they could only be considered to be in the late stage.

The Human Dao Supreme Saint could be divided into five levels, and each major level had nine levels. Their cultivation levels were in order: Beginner, Spirit Stream, Cloud River, True Lake, and Divine Sea. This information came from Momo's fantasy novel, The Great Sage of Humanity.

The level of a saint had many meanings. The following was explained from the perspective of different cultures, religions, and fields: - ** Confucianist perspective **: In the Confucianist perspective, saints are supreme and are people with complete morality in society, such as Yao, Shun, Confucius, Mencius, etc. From the perspective of life value standards, the core standards of saints were "morality,""meritorious service," and "speech." They belonged to the great figures of the historical level. They might be emperors, professionals, ideologists, or educating people. They changed history, making it wonderful and remembered by future generations. - ** Taoist perspective **: Taoism divided the saints into two levels, the Connate Saints and the Postnatal Saints. Almighty people like Great Emperor Pangu, Goddess Nüwa, Heavenly Lord Yuanshi, and Taishang Laojun were regarded as saints. - ** Buddhist perspective **: In Buddhism, saints are people who have attained the wisdom of the saints. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are respectfully called saints, such as the Three Saints of Huayan (Shakyamuni Buddha, Manjushri Bodhisattva, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva), the Three Saints of the West (Amitabha, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, and Great Bodhisattva), and the Three Saints of the East (Medicine Buddha, Sunlight Bodhisattva, Moonlight Bodhisattva). - ** Ancient Emperor's Honorific Title **: In ancient times, saints could be used as honorific titles for emperors, such as Holy Lord, Holy Emperor, etc. In the Tang Dynasty, saints were basically synonymous with emperors. Moreover, during the period when Emperor Gaozong and Wu Zetian were called the "Two Saints", and during the Song Dynasty, the empress or empress dowager was called a saint. These all reflected the meaning of the saint as a special class of honorific. - ** Other perspectives **: In Buddhism,"saints" and "saints" referred to people who were separated from the world, including all those who believed in Jesus, dead believers, martyrs, etc. In ancient China, immortals and alchemists who had special techniques could also be called saints. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Qingjiu was also called a saint. "Gou Cheng Sage, Immortal Official Summons Me to Raise Horses" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The following were some common ranks of saints: - In the World of Gods: - The highest level was the Primordial Chaos Limitless Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal, which was the Great Dao Saint. Daoist Hongjun belonged to this realm. - The second level was the Primordial Chaos Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal, which was the Sage of the Heavenly Dao. People like Laozi, Tongtian, and Heavenly Lord Yuanshi belonged to this realm. - According to a 10-level classification: - The first level was Desire. This was the realm of ordinary people. They were trapped by their own desires and liked to pursue fame and fortune. - The second level was emptiness. It was a kind of open-minded mindset and the beginning of cultivating the heart. - The third level was to stop. One could make choices and stop one's heart. - The fourth level was to purify oneself, to understand oneself, and to complete the purification of the soul to reach the realm of "virtue". - The fifth level was for benevolence (or kindness). After completing self-cultivation, he began to help the world. - The sixth level was benevolence, which was promoted from kindness. It was to save the country and the hearts of the people with the responsibility of "rites, music, benevolence and harmony". - The seventh level was Dao (also known as Zen or Truth). One could comprehend the principles of the world and begin to step into the realm of saints. - The eighth level was the will, which was clear and could comprehend nature through nature. - The ninth level was the heart, where one's will was generated by the heart. It could reach the realm of the saint's heart and mind. - The tenth level was Saint, which meant that he was reborn and invincible. - In a division that divided immortals into twelve levels, the Saint Stage included quasi-saints, beginner-stage saints, middle-stage saints, Dao Fruit Bearing, and Dao Integration. - There was also a seven-step division: - The first tier was the Primordial Chaos Limitless Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal (Great Dao Saint). Only Daoist Hongjun and Pangu were in this realm. - The second tier was the Primordial Chaos Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal (Saint). - In ancient times, the realms of "people" were ranked as wise people, saints, supreme people, true people, heavenly people, and gods. - In the Book of Han·List of Ancient and Modern People, the ancient people were classified into three levels, upper, middle, and lower, and then further divided into nine levels (upper, upper, middle, upper, middle, middle, lower, lower). Among them, the upper was the sage. For example, only 14 people, such as Fuxi, Shennong, and the Yellow Emperor, could reach the highest level of the "upper sage" standard, and the last one was Confucius. The second level of "upper, middle, and benevolent people" was divided into 73 people, including Nuwa, Gong Gong, Xia Qi, and so on. "Gou Cheng Sage, Immortal Official Summons Me to Raise Horses" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Great Sage 1 skills were effective against magic immunity. According to the content of the second document, magic damage was ineffective against magic-immune units, while Great Sage 1 skills were pure damage. They could directly cause damage to ordinary units, so they could be effective against magic-immune units.

The illusion-type skills mentioned in the reference materials were: Illusion Zoysia's Soulless Skill (illusionary skill, has a 10% chance of confusing the opponent), Zen Temple's Masayoshi's Skill 1 (illusion-type, shooting does not consume curse power, can cause long-range physical damage to the enemy's single target).

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