Ming was not the Overseer of the Star Sector where the Wizard Civilization was located, so his power to restrain the Wizard Civilization was correspondingly weaker.
Over in the Demon Subjugation Alliance, even Star Radiance Envoy Oren of the Nine Stars Civilization had to heed an Overseer's reminders and advice to some extent.
But on the Wizard Civilization's side... its powerful figures could completely ignore him!
In truth, even the Overseer of the Wizard Civilization's Star Sector could not really control the Wizard Civilization.
Ming had previously created a Meteorite Messenger, but before the fellow could do much work, it was refined away.
Was it truly a coincidence?
Or was it some form of restraint imposed by the Astral Realm Rules?
In any case, Overseers were subject to more restrictions and checks than Level-9 Beings temporarily remaining in the Star Realm.
After his Meteorite Messenger was refined, the utmost Ming could do was turn that meteorite into a "Stone of Misfortune."
Even that required the Astral Realm Will to endorse it.
But what could a mere Stone of Misfortune do?
It could not even kill an Level-8 Dominator like Dipamkara Buddha. At most, it could ensnare those Level-7 Dominators without deep foundations.
This was more or less the limit of what an Astral Realm Overseer could accomplish under normal rules.
That also explained why Lilith ignored the Overseer before her.
She knew he could do nothing to her, and she did not hold much goodwill toward Astral Realm Overseers either.
Not only was Ming not the Overseer of the Star Sector where the Wizard Star Region was located, he was not the Overseer on the Immortal Domain's side either.
The situation in the Immortal Domain was even more unusual than that of the Wizard Civilization!
The Wizard Civilization had no