In fact, joining the Hero Association and debuting as a Professional Hero was very simple.
All one had to do was undergo the Hero Association Test.
In order to recruit heroes and expand its combat strength and influence, the Hero Association opened examination venues at regular intervals to screen applicants.
As long as they passed the test, they could obtain a Hero License, be registered in the Hero Handbook, and debut as a Professional Hero.
Because Professional Heroes received exceptionally good treatment, many people outside wanted to join their ranks.
By now, more than ten thousand people applied for nearly every round of testing, yet only a scant few managed to pass.
As a result, even among Professional Heroes, there were fewer than four hundred heroes at the lowest C-Class.
One could imagine that obtaining such treatment was no easy matter.
As for the assessment of hero qualifications, it was mainly conducted through two areas: the written exam and the Physical Test.
The written exam was worth fifty points, and the Physical Test was worth fifty points, for a total of one hundred. Anyone who scored seventy or above could obtain a Hero License and become a Professional Hero.
This was the test Fang Li had proposed.
Although Sylvia could easily join because of the Hero Association's invitation and desire to capitalize on her fame—and could even receive an A-Class evaluation based on her previous achievements—directly becoming S-Class was clearly unlikely.
That was not only because the Hero Association had its own difficulties and could not make such a decision even if it coveted Sylvia's fame, but also because becoming an S-Class Hero was one of the Main Quests issued by the Main God Space.
Since it had been issued through the Main God Space and made part of a