A comparison of power levels between the two worlds, interested students can take a look

Comparison of Power Gradations

Martial Artists (Warriors):

Apprentice = Body Forging

First Tier = Formed Martial Artist

Second Tier = Martial Master,

Third Tier = Grand Martial Master,

Fourth Tier = Martial Ancestor,

Fifth Tier = Grand Martial Ancestor,

Sixth Tier = Martial King,

Seventh Tier = Martial Emperor,

Eighth Tier, the Pinnacle of Mortality (Only at this stage does one receive an official, widely acknowledged, and powerful title; also known as Titled Knight or Mage) = Martial Sovereign,

Ninth Tier, Transcendence,

Tenth Tier, Saint,

Cultivators (Mages):

Apprentice = Embryonic Respiration,

First Tier = Condensed Qi,

Second Tier = Spiritual Spring,

Third Tier = Primal River,

Fourth Tier = Spiritual River,

Fifth Tier = True Lake,

Sixth Tier = Divine Sea,

Seventh Tier = Divine Court,

Eighth Tier, the Ultimate Realm of Mortality = Spiritual Void (The absolute pinnacle of power within the Spiritual Province),

Ninth Tier, Transcendence = Divine Void (A realm and title spoken of only in the ancient eras of the Spiritual Province),

Tenth Tier = Ascension Realm (As above),

Furthermore, regarding the division of power, the martial artists of the Desolate Sea Region have all relied entirely on their own efforts, groping their way forward step by step from mortal martial arts. Most do not even possess a complete set of cultivation techniques that can lead them to the realm of Martial Emperor. Breakthroughs depend entirely on personal comprehension, and their history of development is brief. Consequently, it is difficult for them to contend with Cultivators. Thus, in the Desolate Sea Region, even if one reaches the level of a Martial Emperor, they can only thoroughly thrash a Divine Sea Cultivator—who is a full tier below them—and remain utterly incapable of rivaling a Divine Court Cultivator of the same tier.

This state of affairs is amended in the Spiritual Province, as the martial artist system there has gradually shaped a complete set of traditional inheritances.

On the Continent of Nora, because both professions possess complete inheritances, a relative balance is maintained. However, at the lower tiers, due to the advantage of ranged combat, mages remain stronger than warriors in most circumstances. Exceptional cases exist, such as when a warrior begins the encounter right at the mage's side; in such a scenario, the warrior is naturally superior.