Sylvia's reminder made Fang Li remember as well.
Indeed, the Hero Association had a popular idol who held considerable influence. Relying on her popularity, she had won the Hero Association quite a few supporters and made its public activities easier for people to accept.
Otherwise, it would have been difficult to keep such a non-government-run organization going.
And that hero seemed to be...
"A-Class Hero Rank 1, right?"
Among heroes, there was also a ranking system.
This ranking was likewise determined by a hero's combat ability and social contributions.
As long as one rose to Rank 1, one could apply to the Hero Association for promotion and advance in hero class.
That popular idol had deliberately remained at A-Class Rank 1. Apparently, she did so to prevent heroes without sufficient strength from climbing higher, becoming S-Class Heroes without possessing strength comparable to an S-Class Hero.
Of course, no matter how many fans that popular idol had, she could not have more than Sylvia.
After all, Sylvia was world-class, while that popular idol was at most nationally famous. In a country with a relatively small population, comparing her approval rating with Sylvia's would result in a crushing defeat.
That was precisely why the Hero Association had contacted Sylvia as soon as they discovered she had the strength to become a hero, intending to recruit her, wasn't it?
That way, if several billion fans all made donations, even if each donated only one yen a day, the Hero Association could receive several billion yen in funding in a single day. It was enough to make the Association's higher-ups drool dry.
Of course, those people could only fantasize about it.
No matter what, Sylvia had no obligation to join the Hero Association and make money for it.
That was, if not for the