Titles

"The merchant had already confirmed that getting real titles would get harder and harder, and most people got almost 80% of their titles during the F-Grade. That’s why some called normal titles ‘Foundational Titles’. They set the foundation for your entire cultivation journey." **Chapter 445**

"Skills, Cultivation manuals, Bloodlines, and Daos. All this existed before the System. But titles did not. It’s still not completely understood exactly what the Ruthless Heavens does when giving out titles, but the consensus is that it can be seen as an extremely exact, but minute, Bloodline Evolution. A Title improves our base constitution by a small degree." **Chapter 473**

"Another [theory] is that Titles are actually unrealized potential. There is only so much potential that the System can dig out from a person, so it can’t provide unlimited titles and need to set a limit.” **Chapter 473**

## **Title grades and tiers**

“Low tier titles give static rewards. They are good in the beginning to help accumulate other advantages, but by the end of E-Grade class they are mostly worthless apart from those that give luck. The mid-tier gives the percentage boosts. These are what most people desperately try to gain, as they will always be useful.

Next are the high tiered ones, who also gives percentage boosts. But these titles work differently. Each one will independently boost your whole attribute after the other titles have been added. And they each do this independently of each other. The effect can get enormous.” **Chapter 208**

"All titles have multiple versions. Only some progenitor titles are unique, whereas others are just better versions of public titles. Zac's Child of Dao is a better version of Ogras' Chosen of Dao for example. Same with Invasion Breaker and Planetary Aegis.

This also goes for tiers. You can still get many of the titles you missed in F-Grade later, but the requirements would be more stringent and you'd probably be given a worse version.

So you can always "catch up" to elites, but seldom completely, and not without huge effort.

So chances are if you didn't get the titles in F-grade you likely won't get them later either unless something drastically change with your circumstances"

## **Limited Titles**

"Limited Titles were something that you could continuously improve though, and there was almost an unlimited number of opportunities for such titles in the Multiverse. They were the lure the System used to keep luring cultivators into deadly trials and unexplored Mystic Realms, and they just kept getting better the more dangerous the trial was.

One single Limited Title snatched from a deadly D-Grade trial might be even better than the Tower-title he had worked for the past 70 days. " **Chapter 445**

Limited Titles get better and better for every grade, eventually far outstripping the normal ones. Even then, the Limited Titles you could gain in the D-grade rarely reached a boost of 15% to any attributes from what Zac had heard. **Chapter 791**

### **Slots**

“You can only have three Limited Titles at a time. If you get a new one you will have to discard one of the old ones or skip on getting the new one. They are separate from the normal titles.” **Chapter 265**

"Getting a fourth slot for a Limited Titles was an extremely powerful boon. (...) Getting another Limited Title slot was essentially getting a 15-20% boost to your power, provided you could get a good title that provided Efficiency." **Chapter 445**

### **Permanence**

"I think the Title Permanence reward given to you is The Ruthless Heavens turning your Limited Title into a normal Title. That way it does not take up one of your slots" **Chapter** **265**

## **Known Titles**

**Titles**

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