Great Tang: From Frequent Urination to a First-Rank Guardian of the Nation

1. Cultivation ranks, from lowest to highest

Rankless (ordinary soldiers) → Ninth Rank → Eighth Rank → Seventh Rank → Sixth Rank → Fifth Rank → Fourth Rank → Third Rank → Second Rank (the dynasty's foundation, old monsters in seclusion) → First Rank (founding ancestors who guard the nation and rarely appear)

2. Branches of the cultivation system

- Military officials: body cultivation, combat cultivation, offensive techniques, formidable physical strength, and battlefield fighting. Suited to serving in the army and waging war.

- Civil officials: cultivation of laws, political scheming and fortune, the laws of heaven and earth, and control and strategy. A wide variety of supernatural abilities, but unsuited to direct combat.

3. Absolute rules for advancement

- You can only advance to the corresponding official position by breaking through in cultivation.

- Military merit, political achievements, missions, and rankings can only be exchanged for cultivation resources, techniques, treasures, and academic credits. They do not grant promotions directly.