Star Alliance

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Star Alliance (星盟)
Type	Interstellar martial-artist organization and super force
Founder	Yu Shen, Blue Star’s first Martial God 344 378
Headquarters	Yu Star 370
Territory	More than 100 inhabited planets and over 10,000 uninhabited resource planets 370
Leader	Chu Han, Lord of the Star Alliance and the Gulan Empire’s Star Alliance King 528 532 614
Status	Active; rebuilt after Ancient Chen Star’s occupation, elevated into a top-tier affiliated power of the Gulan Empire, and protected by an imperial garrison in the Milky Way 528 614 615
First Appearance	344

Background

Founded by Yu Shen after he left Blue Star and entered the wider universe, the Star Alliance gathered Blue Star’s greatest martial talents across the Martial Dao Era. Yu Shen established it as a star-spanning force and secured a place for Blue Star humanity in the cosmos. Statues and portraits of him stand throughout its facilities and Alien Star Battlefield assessment bases. 344 378

Yu Shen decreed that Star Alliance forces could not interfere with Blue Star. He also founded Sky Academy to guide Blue Star geniuses toward the stars. Consequently, Blue Star has no formal Star Alliance branch and developed more slowly than planets directly under the alliance’s rule. 370

Before Chu Han’s rise, the organization had several Martial God-level experts, at least twenty Martial Saints, and a Martial Venerable population comparable to Blue Star’s total number of Grandmasters. Its six Martial God elders served as pillars of the alliance. 344 387

Following Chu Han and Luo Yue’s rise, the Star Alliance ceased to be a weak frontier force. Gulan Empire investment, support from the Blood King Star Domain, and an influx of high-tier cultivation inheritances enabled it to rapidly develop Martial Saints and experts approaching the Martial God and Star Realm thresholds. 614 615

Organization

Territory and infrastructure

The Star Alliance governs a vast interstellar territory. Most inhabited planets under its authority have human settlements and a local Star Alliance branch, while Yu Star serves as its core world and headquarters. 370

• Alien Star Battlefield bases include hundreds of fortified steel cities capable of resisting 9th Rank Exotic Beasts. 348
• Its bases are heavily automated, using robots for repair, patrol, security, logistics, and the movement of weapons, ammunition, and energy crystals. 348
• Yu Star’s headquarters covers an area comparable to a large Blue Star country. Its spaceport accommodates innumerable spacecraft, while 10th Rank Martial Venerables are common among the traffic through it. 370
• The alliance uses its own currency alongside universal cosmic coins. 430
• Its headquarters contains a vast cultivation manual repository. Newly joined elite members receive an opportunity to select cultivation techniques or martial skills, while S-class members may select two. Spirit-grade techniques, equivalent to SSS-rank techniques and above ordinary spirit artifacts in prestige, are generally reserved for the Martial God elders and their direct disciples. 394 398
• The Gulan Empire supplied the Star Alliance and Blue Star with advanced military, interstellar-navigation, and energy-core technology, alongside large quantities of cultivation resources. 614
• An elite permanent Gulan Empire garrison legion is stationed in the Milky Way to protect Star Alliance and Blue Star territory, with layered interstellar defenses and Martial God- and Star Realm-level personnel. 614

Terrestrial commercial namesake

The Star Alliance is distinct from the Starry Sky Alliance commercial organization that operates on Blue Star. The terrestrial organization is a global merchant alliance controlling more than 30 percent of the world’s economic resources. Its Longxia Federation branches operate in provincial capitals, and only the Provincial Capital branch could handle Chu Han’s transaction worth billions. One of its informal rules is to judge the value of goods without asking about their source. 96

Membership and assessment

Candidates from planets under Star Alliance rule must pass local selections and then prove themselves in the Alien Star Battlefield assessment. Outstanding battle performance—such as killing alien leaders, securing scarce resources, and earning battle merits—is required to become a formal member. 358 365

New members are assigned one of seven benefit grades:

Grade	Position
S	Highest documented newcomer evaluation tier
A	Second-highest documented newcomer evaluation tier
B	—
C	—
D	—
E	Requires sufficient battle merits and harsh mission assessments to attain from F-class
F	Lowest tier; receives only basic Elemental Power potions and cultivation resources 372

The system is deliberately strict: many members remain at F-class permanently. S-rank members receive exceptional freedom, including access to most areas of headquarters. 372 382

Blue Star candidates face harsher conditions than native Star Alliance students. Native students who fail an assessment may retain their status and retake it after two years, while eliminated Blue Star students lose their chance to enter the alliance permanently. 365

History

Alien Star Battlefield assessments

The Star Alliance uses the Alien Star Battlefield both as a training ground and as a means to recruit talent from its governed worlds and Blue Star. Its reserve students compete with Blue Star candidates for battle merits, evaluations, and formal membership. 344 358

Chu Han’s performance during the assessment became a major turning point. He defeated reserve student Parsida, a 10th Rank Martial Venerable, and later earned over three million points—breaking the alliance’s historical Alien Star Battlefield record. 357 375

After the assessment, 2,100 candidates qualified to travel to Yu Star. Chu Han, Luo Yue, and Alice became formal members after their trials at headquarters. 365 382

Bloodline Furnace and elder succession

The Star Alliance’s Martial God elders oversee the Bloodline Furnace baptism, using its results to identify and accept successors. Participants may awaken bloodlines, improve Bloodline Power, temper their lineage, or break through in cultivation. 387

Bloodline politics significantly influence the organization. The Longxia Bloodline historically occupied a dominant position among the alliance’s leadership, while Ai Hehua’s alien-race branch was marginalized. 390

The six elders also use the baptism to identify potential disciples and guide young martial artists who awaken powerful bloodlines. This tradition is intended to cultivate future Martial Saints and Martial Gods for the Star Alliance. 387

Chu Xiaochen’s rule and the wanted order

After Chu Han was sent to Frost Prison Star, Chu Xiaochen directed Star Alliance forces against him. Following the deaths of six Frost Prison Star wardens and three dispatched Martial Saints, the alliance issued an S-rank wanted order against Chu Han, offering a top-grade spirit artifact for his capture. 426 430 431

The order spread throughout Star Alliance territory and surrounding systems, drawing Martial Saints, independent martial artists, families, and factions to Rakshasa Star in pursuit of the reward. 431

The alliance later dispatched a half-step Martial God and seven peak Martial Saints to hunt Chu Han on Rakshasa Star. Chu Han killed the Martial Saints and placed the half-step Martial God under spiritual control. 465

The campaign escalated further, with a captured half-step Martial God claiming that the alliance had sent twenty half-step Martial Gods and more than one hundred peak Martial Saints to Rakshasa Star. During the Dormant Thunder Gorge conflict, the Star Alliance’s prepared defenses allowed all twenty half-step Martial Gods and roughly eighty percent of its other Martial Saints to survive the lightning-sea eruption. Chu Han subsequently eliminated the remaining Star Alliance half-step Martial Gods and other pursuers. 465 472 475

Ancient Chen Star occupation

Ancient Chen Star first invaded the Solar System with a fleet of twenty interstellar warships before taking control of the Star Alliance. 518 523

Under Chu Xiaochen’s leadership, the Star Alliance was occupied by Ancient Chen Star. Its forces seized control of headquarters’ administration, licensing systems, defenses, and airspace, while Star Alliance members who resisted were suppressed and severely injured. 523

The occupation was overseen by the Eighth Prince of Ancient Chen Star. Seven Ancient Chen Star Martial Gods held the council hall, with the weakest at the Third-Stage Martial God realm and the strongest at the Seventh Stage. More than half of the Star Alliance’s upper leadership had already been lost. 524

The occupation left the alliance’s leadership severely weakened. Luo Xiong and Ai Hehua were injured after resisting, while the seats of the Fourth and Sixth Elders stood empty. 524

Restoration under Chu Han

Chu Han returned to Yu Star, eliminated Ancient Chen Star personnel at headquarters with the Blood Vine, and purged traitors from Chu Xiaochen’s faction. Luo Xiong and Ai Hehua subsequently recognized him as the new Lord of the Star Alliance. 528

The Blood Vine destroyed Ancient Chen Star personnel throughout the headquarters, including soldiers, warships, defenses, and command infrastructure. The purge left no Ancient Chen Star presence at the headquarters. 528

Chu Han became only the second individual, after Yu Shen, to hold the title of Lord of the Star Alliance. His authority was accepted throughout the alliance due to his overwhelming strength and the support of Luo Xiong and Ai Hehua. 528

With the two elders consolidating authority, the alliance restored order within days. The remnants of Chu Xiaochen’s faction and collaborators with Ancient Chen Star were investigated and removed, after which the alliance focused on rebuilding its strength, stabilizing its territory, and preparing for future conflict. 528 530

Rise in status

Backed by resources from the Gulan Empire, support from the Blood King Star Domain, and the alliance’s own investment in cultivation, the Star Alliance underwent a rapid transformation. High-tier resources, law inheritances, and regional stability produced a growing generation of Martial Saints and near-Star Realm experts. 615

Chu Han and Luo Yue’s achievements in the Gulan Empire’s Genius Selection Tournament substantially raised the alliance’s standing. The faction rose from a weak force on the edge of the Milky Way to a first-rate power within the Gulan Empire, later entering the empire’s foremost ranks. 615

When Chu Han registered to represent the Star Alliance in the Cosmic Talent Selection Tournament, the Gulan Empire placed the alliance under temporary imperial protection for the duration of his participation. 530

Following Chu Han and Luo Yue’s tournament achievements, the Gulan Emperor elevated the Star Alliance into a top-tier affiliated power. The empire also dispatched a permanent elite garrison legion to defend the Milky Way and granted immense cultivation, technological, and military support to both the Star Alliance and Blue Star. 614

The alliance’s military foundation and technology subsequently improved dramatically. Its people received advanced resources, precision machinery, interstellar equipment, and upgraded defense systems, while Blue Star’s civilization developed to a level no longer inferior to planets such as Yu Star. 616 617

Upon Chu Han and Luo Yue’s return, the Star Alliance held a three-day territory-wide celebration and distributed rare resources and treasures to further strengthen its martial foundation. 616

Leadership

• Yu Shen — Founder; Blue Star’s first Martial God and the creator of the Star Alliance’s non-interference rule for Blue Star. 344 370
• Chu Han — Current Lord of the Star Alliance; purged Ancient Chen Star’s occupation forces, rebuilt the organization, and was granted the Gulan Empire’s Star Alliance King title. 528 532 614
• Luo Xiong — Second Elder and head of the Luo Family; supported Chu Han’s recognition as Lord and helped restore order after the occupation. His cultivation later approached the Star Realm threshold. 387 528 615
• Ai Hehua — Third Elder; representative of an alien-race Blue Star branch and co-supporter of Chu Han’s rule. His cultivation later approached the Star Realm threshold. 390 528 615
• Luo Yue — Fourth Elder; a Divine-grade Phoenix Bloodline wielder who returned to the alliance as a Star Sea Realm expert and the Gulan Empire’s Phoenix King. 532 604 614 615
• Chu Xiaochen — Former Grand Elder whose ambition and collaboration with Ancient Chen Star led to the alliance’s occupation; the remnants of his faction were later purged. 394 523 524 528
• Morpheus — Martial Saint and senior Star Alliance figure; formerly a Sky Academy genius who joined the alliance after entering the stars. 345
• Li Si — Star Alliance representative and assessment judge during the Alien Star Battlefield trial. 355 367

Notable members

• Luo Yue — Blue Star martial artist, Luo Family descendant, and wielder of the Divine-grade Phoenix Bloodline; appointed as the Star Alliance’s Fourth Elder. She later attained the Star Sea Realm and received the Gulan Empire’s Phoenix King title. 391 532 604 614
• Alice — Blue Star martial artist who awakened the Angel Bloodline and later reached the Martial God realm. 390 615
• Zhao Qiankun — Senior Star Alliance figure responsible for leading young elites to the Bloodline Furnace. 383 387
• Parsida — Reserve student and 10th Rank Martial Venerable defeated by Chu Han during the Alien Star Battlefield trial. 355 357
• Zong Qiang — Reserve student mentioned among the Star Alliance candidates competing during the assessment. 358

Relationships

• Blue Star — Founder Yu Shen was a Blue Star native and originally forbade direct Star Alliance interference with the planet, leaving it without a formal branch and reliant on Sky Academy to cultivate outgoing geniuses. In later years, Blue Star received Star Alliance-backed cultivation support, Gulan Empire technology, and joint imperial garrison protection. 370 614 617
• Sky Academy — Primary route through which Blue Star martial artists enter the Alien Star Battlefield and seek membership. 344 365
• Luo Family — A major Star Alliance bloodline family that carries the Phoenix Bloodline; Luo Yue is confirmed as one of its descendants. 391
• Gulan Empire — A supreme power whose protection, resources, technology, and formal recognition elevated the Star Alliance into a top-tier affiliated imperial force. 530 614 615
• Blood King Star Domain — Provided deliberate support that helped strengthen the alliance after Chu Han assumed leadership and after his and Luo Yue’s rise in the Gulan Empire. 615
• Human Divine Palace — Chu Han and Luo Yue later joined this supreme cosmic force, placing the Star Alliance’s leading figures in an organization beyond the Gulan Empire’s level. 604 615
• Ancient Chen Star — Hostile power that invaded Blue Star, occupied Star Alliance headquarters through Chu Xiaochen’s collaboration, and was purged by Chu Han. Ancient Chen Star was later destroyed by the Blood King Star Domain’s forces. 518 523 528 566
• Storm Holy Church — Cooperated with the Star Alliance in plans to explore Dormant Thunder Gorge. 465
• Starry Sky Alliance commercial organization — A separate terrestrial commercial alliance sharing the Star Alliance name; it operates trading branches in Longxia’s provincial capitals and handles large-scale transactions. 96 344

Trivia

• The true Star Alliance is distinct from the loose, Blue Star-based commercial alliance that uses the same name. The commercial organization controls more than 30 percent of global economic resources. 96 344
• Yu Star is regarded as a “holy land” by students from the alliance’s remote inhabited planets. 370
• At one point, 7th Rank martial artists—major figures on Blue Star—served as the lowest-level soldiers and staff at a Star Alliance base. 348