I went to Baidu to check the dragon title level. After reading it for a long time, I still didn’t understand it, and I didn’t know how to set it appropriately.
So if it’s unreasonable, don’t complain.
Among the full-time military chiefs and the equivalent of a general, the position of military chief is not lifelong and can be re-elected for a maximum of three terms, every four years. Military leaders often have the ability to challenge ordinary emperors in a single fight.
There are only 11 military chiefs, the northern military chief, the southern military chief, the eastern military chief, the western military chief, the central military chief, the navy chief, the air force chief, and the honorary chief. I didn't think about it...
The deputy military leader is equivalent to a general and has the qualifications to become the military leader. He can become the military leader through the election of representatives of the Dragon Kingdom. They are all a group of people who can independently release forbidden magicians, but most of them cannot challenge the emperor alone.
Grand Army Commander (Grand Military Advisor): equal to general and deputy military commander. The difference is that the Grand Military Advisor is the highest officer in charge of a party's military force. He will not stay next to the military leader. He is not a backup candidate for the military leader. His status is actually similar to that of the military leader.
The military leader cannot command the military commander without the highest executive order. Just like the plan to kill the emperor, without the highest order, Hua Zhanhong had no right to direct the army commander to participate in the plan to kill the emperor.
The significance of the existence of the position of military chief is a false duty when coordinating the highest battles. To form a unified view and consistent goals.
Lieutenant Commander: Equivalent to Lieutenant General, with the power of a semi-forbidden spell or a forbidden spell.
Honorary Commander: Super level to full cultivation...
