One day in October, at the Silver Club headquarters in Mingdu, Bai Ming was browsing recent reports on her Soul Tool Computer in her private suite.
These days, the most frequent notifications on her interface were about new formal members and senior members joining.
The Silver Club's membership system had no junior or intermediate members. Instead, it was divided into four tiers—member, formal member, senior member, and core member. This was also to maintain the "noble" status of its members.
Silver Club members were, in truth, merely members of the Silver Club. They could socialize within the club, broaden their connections, and conduct transactions with friends, but that was all.
The requirements were not high. Anyone who reached the level of a third-grade professional could easily become a Silver Club member.
Formal members and senior members, however, were the true members of Silver Rose. They could draw upon part of the Silver Club's and even the Silver Group's resources. Core members were members of the Silver Rose Core Council, directly managing the entire Silver Group.
Including Bai Ming, Silver Rose originally had only thirteen core members. Every core member's identity was top secret, and each possessed numerous false identity documents to confuse intelligence and conceal their true identity. Outsiders found it difficult to obtain information on who they truly were. Many major powers only knew that Bai Ming was one of them. Most core members appeared in outside intelligence only as senior members or formal members of Silver Rose, while some were not even recorded at all.
Every senior member's admission required approval from the Core Council, while admitting a core member required a lengthy process. One needed considerable power and resources to join, because only those capable of bringing benefits to Silver Rose and the Silver Group were qualified