Chapter 87: Broken Ideals

After walking out of the company door, Feng Liyuan stood on the side of the street at a loss.

After all, it is still unacceptable.

Back then, because I couldn't stand the cowardly behavior of my elders, I angrily left the family and returned to China. I originally wanted to show off my talents and open up a situation for those old immortals who were becoming less and less courageous as they lived.

But the reality is so cruel.

Although China's Mage Association was established at the earliest time among all countries, its dominance over the magic world is far greater than that of the Mage Association in most countries.

Especially the European Mage Association, up to now, it is just an alliance of magic forces led by one or two powerful families. They will quarrel endlessly when it comes to big things. They usually do things in their own way and do not regard the Mage Association as a whole.

Keep it in mind.

In China, this Mage Association, which has only been established for thirty years, has become the ruler of the entire magic world. Most of the sects and families have gathered under this association. Although there are many internal conflicts, they all recognize the association.

Authority is basically no different from strict centralization.

Under the rule of such an authoritative association, all large, medium and small cities across the country are basically under the firm control of the Mage Association. It is simply impossible for an outsider to skip the Mage Association and develop.

Inspectors from the Mages Association will inspect the remote villages in Ling every once in a while.

Feng Li's original plan to establish his own business in China and restore the glory of the Feng family was shattered within just half a month after returning to China.

At first, he chose Shanghai, the largest city. According to his habit of living in the UK for many years, even if this sign is put up, the Mage Association will not notice it for two or three months, even if it notices it for a while and a half.

The Association will not be able to react, and as long as he develops strong enough during this period, the Mage Association will recognize him and absorb his self-built portal into the association.

But as soon as he put up the sign and not even half of the mage apprentices showed up, the investigators from the Mage Association came to the door. They first interrogated him, then asked him to fill in a form to register, and at the same time contacted the association to check. It only cost him

After more than ten minutes, they had already found out his net worth and the sect, and politely told him that as a Chinese returnee from overseas, if he wanted to establish his own sect, he needed to first submit a registration application to the local mage association.

It can only be established after approval by the department. Before that, any business activities are illegal. The first time you are found, you will be given a warning. The second time you are found, you will be fined. The third time you are found, you will be sentenced to criminal detention. The fourth time you are found, you will be punished.

Deportation.

Feng Liyuan had no choice but to go to the Shanghai Mage Association to register and apply to establish a sect according to the procedures. The form was filled out, the money was paid, and the procedures were all ready. The next step was to get stamped and stamped. After a busy week, he transferred to the Shanghai Mage Association.

After a few laps, he even figured out how many toilets there were on the first floor. He couldn't find the relevant department. Every window listed as an office politely told him that his department was not responsible for this business and asked him to

He went to find the relevant department, but it had no brand name. It was so mysterious that Feng Liyuan couldn't find it with his ability. However, without an application from the relevant department, he could not establish a sect.

After spending a week, he finally determined that he probably did not have enough magic power to find this mysterious relevant department, so he had to leave Shanghai in frustration and go to Beijing. When submitting the application to the Beijing Mage Association, he specifically inquired about this relevant department.

What kind of existence does the department have, so as not to waste time like in Shanghai again?

The clerk at the window patiently took out a thick policy explanation and service guide and rummaged through it. After half a day, she regretfully told him that the relevant department responsible for the review and approval of self-established sects by returnees did not have any information in the service guide.

To write, he can only rely on himself to find it.

The kind-hearted clerk saw that Feng Liyuan was handsome, so she gave him a little nudge.

Did you see the man sitting on the lounge chair on the left side of the hall over there?

He just has a stubble, as if he hasn't washed his face in a year.

That was a mage who came back from Germany. He turned out to be a wild mage from a small family in China. After studying abroad, he became a naturalized citizen in Germany for some reason.

According to the relevant regulations of the Chinese Mage Association, dual membership is not recognized and foreign members are not accepted. Any mage who is naturalized in another country will be deemed to have automatically left the Chinese Mage Association.

This mage returned from studying in Germany and was shocked to find that he had become a foreign friend. Although he had learned a lot of magic, it was of no use because the association clearly stipulated that departments and enterprises could only hire mages from their own country.

In the mage associations of various European countries, the general environment is wary of xenophobia towards Chinese people, especially the Chinese mage who have left China in recent years. You can study abroad and be a guest, but you cannot work.

This mage originally thought that if he became a naturalized citizen in Germany, he would be considered a German and could stay and work and live in Germany. Who would have thought that even if he changed his nationality, in the eyes of strict Germans, he would still be a yellow-skinned Chinese, and they would reject him openly or covertly.

, couldn't find a job at all, so he had no choice but to return to China in despair. But this time he returned to China and found that in the eyes of the Chinese people, and actually the association, he was already a German, so naturally he could not work in the country. Of course, this only refers to

In the magic world, if he is willing to work in an ordinary person's company and live like an ordinary person, the Mage Association will not expel him.

The German-Chinese mage, who had become an outsider on both sides, had no choice but to re-apply for naturalization. He also filled out the registration form, started to stamp, and then started to find the legendary department responsible for the approval of foreign naturalization.

I have been looking for it for two years and still can't find it.

Feng Liyuan was dumbfounded when he heard this. He thanked the kind lady clerk and left the Beijing Mage Association in dejection.

After I came out, I thought, since I can't stay in a big city, I'll go to a small place.

Normally, the more you go to smaller places, the weaker the control of the Mage Association. So much so that the magic world in many remote towns is controlled by small families with low abilities. In some places, the entire magic world even has one or two who can bluff people.

There are no magic stick witches, and there is no sign of the existence of the Mage Association.

But it was only after he arrived in those small county-level cities that he discovered that the difference between Chinese and foreign conditions was so huge.

In China, let alone county towns, there are magician associations even at the township level. As long as he dares to set up his own business, he will be found.

The second time I put up a sign was in a small county in the northwest.

The efficiency of small counties is worse than that of big cities. The local mages association only came to the door early the next morning after the listing. After investigation and confirmed that this was his second offense, they slapped him with a fine without saying a word. Although the place is

It's a small place, but the amount of fines is in line with first-tier cities, and most of the money in Feng Li's original pocket was fined in one go.

Unwilling to give up, Feng Liyuan went to a remote town in Guangxi that was difficult to open to traffic to list his business.

In a small village with a small place and familiar faces, his sudden appearance as an outsider couldn't be more eye-catching. Just half an hour after the sign was put up, the Masters Association came to the door. After checking that he was a third-party offender, he was arrested and sent to jail in addition to a fine.

The headquarters of the Guangxi Provincial Masters Association was closed for half a year before it was released.
Chapter completed!