The union of a monk and an ordinary person is almost impossible to succeed if the monk does not give up his own career.
Because monks don't have time for romance, while ordinary people have all the time in the world.
This is a fatal contradiction.
Of course, one can achieve this through magic or potions, but ordinary people also have magical minds.
If you do this, it could be a serious crime if detected by the alliance's artificial intelligence.
It's almost impossible to fool a strong artificial intelligence.
Zheng Li at the time couldn't quite understand: "Because you're going to spend the rest of your life with an ordinary person?"
Even now, Zheng Li still can't understand it.
The mentor nodded and said, "Yes, that's what I've heard, I haven't actually seen it. But such things should have indeed happened."
Later, after Zheng Li became a mage, his mentor at the mage academy, who no longer wanted to be a mage, was sent by the Alliance to explore distant star systems.
As punishment, they were sent to a distant galaxy to cultivate the wilderness for a hundred years.
When Zheng Li learned of this, his heart tightened. He still remembered how passionate his mentor was about pursuing the truth back then, and thought he would ask his mentor why he made this decision when he returned.
But before his mentor could return, Zheng Li had already left.
Arriving on Earth wasn't so bad; neither the environment nor the quality of the people made it a pioneering endeavor.
If we go back to the Javanese era, 800,000 years ago, that's what you call pioneering.
If Zheng Li hadn't thought about anything and had successfully cleared the land, he would have wanted to die.
In some respects, Bluestar Technology has its merits for Zheng Li.
This environment is much better than clearing land.
The Alliance has two ways of governing intelligent life planets: deep intervention, where mages arrive and directly transform the planet into a society with the same social structure as the Alliance.
This requires a high level of productivity, and if the civilization is relatively backward, it will take a long time.
First, we need to colonize the planetary system, and then take over the entire society through artificial intelligence.
Not only does productivity require time, but the integration of civilizations also takes time.
Another approach is through alliances, where knowledge is traded without interfering in the internal affairs of the other planet.
In addition, some basic requirements will be mentioned.
Based on Zheng Li's experience on Blue Star, the second approach is currently more suitable for Blue Star.
More often than not, it's unnecessary; the solar system is not a resource-rich galaxy.
There are no magical artifacts here, so they are of little value to the Alliance.
The only thing of value here is the intelligent life, but we can acquire these resources through cooperation, so there's no need to expend so much effort to take over Earth.
If the Mage Alliance wants to take over Blue Star, it will inevitably have to break the current situation first.
Zheng Like doesn't believe the alliance would do something that's thankless and difficult.
Blue Star is too far away from the Alliance.
---Aside---
There are many things that are difficult to elaborate on, so I will just give a brief overview and feel free to take a look.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. I will answer them later after I have finished writing them.
This is roughly how I envision the social structure of the Mage Alliance. As I mentioned in my earlier remarks, Zheng Li and Clark will switch bodies.
In my imagination, Zheng Li becomes Clark, then can't stand such a life, chooses to give up being an ordinary person, and is then assigned by the Alliance to the front line to fight against the Empire to experience the days of piloting a magical giant ship.
The first mage in the history of the League to renounce his mage identity.
Of course, that's another story, something for another lifetime, hahaha.
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