The conversion of Falna Points, or the total value of all stats layer by layer except magic, will show a person''s power level.

    I think this calculation of mine is very close and realistic.

    Example:

    Name: Bell Cranel

    Level: 1

    Strength: SS-1,091

    Endurance: SS-1,019

    Dexterity: SS-1,098

    Magic: SS-1001

    Falna Power Level: 227.25

    All status except magic is equal to 4,545 Falna Points. Next, get the 5% which is 227.25. And since the average power level for humans is 5, let''s say Bell has 4 as a base, and then add the points together, making it 231.25

    And each time they level up, the FP stacks up by layer which also has a bonus of 5% increase from FP stacks.

    Name: Bell Cranel

    Level: 1→2

    Strength: SS-1,091→I-0

    Endurance: SS-1,019→I-0

    Dexterity: SS-1,098→I-0

    Magic: SS-1001→I-0

    Falna Power Level: 227.25→454.5

    Total FP: 4,545

    FP Bonus: 4,545 × 5% = 227.25

    Total PL: 458.5

    Next

    Name: Bell Cranel

    Level: 2

    Strength: SS-1,088

    Dexterity: SS-1,094

    Agility: SSS-1,302

    Magic: A-883

    Falna Power Level: 454.5→680.15

    Total FP: 9,058

    Total PL: 684.15

    That''s all. Each time they level up, they get 5% of the Total Falna Points they''ve accumulated in total which will be added to their total strength as a barrier for each layer of Level.

    And they don''t get their base power to increase because it isn''t a part of the Falna.

    Also, even if they have high power level, if they cannot properly use Ki, they cannot do things like Flash Steps or some movement techniques that uses Ki because Adventurers don''t know how to use Ki except few individuals and do feats like obliterating a Goliath with a roar.

    Example: Silver have a battle power of 2 million.

    That means he can defeat Ryoumen Sukuna at his full power, though they will be equal with Sukuna being a curse user and a strong person while Silver can literally obliterate a Yellow Star.