For these influencers and inte celebrities, normal standards of spending don’t apply. With their effortless earnings—sometimes shouting slogans or calling on “brothers, family members, and beautiful girls” in their streams—they can make more in a year than Tawana herself. For them, spending hundreds of thousands to see Tawana isn’t just about attending a concert; it’s a golden opportunity to unt wealth, draw traffic, and boost their poprity. For them, it’s a calcted investment.
Moreover, charlie’s exclusive demand for the ticket agency rights for all eight concerts opened up an enormous profit potential. The margins on these concerts could easily soar to hundreds of millions of dors.
Despite being extremely wealthy, Mitsui Yoshitaka’s sharp instincts as a businessman made him reluctant to let anyone walk away with all the spoils. The more sessful a businessman bes, the less likely they are to yield opportunities. Mitsui, almost reflexively, considered rejecting charlie’s proposal. Or at the very least, he nned to counteroffer—ensuring that a significant portion, perhaps 50%, of the ticketing revenue would remain with him and hiswork.
charlie, perceiving Mitsui’s hesitation, smiled calmly and said, “Mr. Mitsui, let me rify something important. The reason I’m inviting Miss Tawana to perform in China isn’t personal admiration, nor is it a scheme to profit from her fame. It’s simply that such a globally renowned artist has yet to perform for her massive fanbase in China. That doesn’t seem fair. I see this as a chance to give Chinese fans the experience they’ve long deserved.”
He paused briefly before continuing, “Regarding the ticket sales for these eight concerts, I promise they will be sold at face value, adhering strictly to principles of fairness and transparency. Moreover, we will implement all necessary measures tobat resale and scalping. If even a single ticket from these eight concerts sells above its original price due to my actions, I will hand over every cent of the box office revenue to you, and, on top of that,pensate you with one billion U.S. dors.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Mitsui Yoshitaka froze, stunned. A billion-dor guarantee? Could charlie truly back such a im?<fn107c> Updates are released by FindN()vel</fn107c>
Before Mitsui could question further, Fei Kexin, who had been quietly observing, interjected firmly, “Mr. Mitsui, you don’t need to doubt Mr. Wade’s words. If he fails to deliver on his promise, I’ll personally cover the one-billion-dorpensation.”
Her unwavering support left Mitsui no room for skepticism. Sensing the gravity of the moment, he nodded slowly. “Mr. Wade, it’s clear you’re sincerely working to benefit Chinese fans. But allow me to share a concern as someone familiar with the industry. Scalping is notoriously difficult to eliminate. With Miss Tawana’s level of fame, particrly since this will be her first concert in China, the significance will be monumental. Tickets, especially for premium areas, could skyrocket to dozens of times their face value. The temptation for profiteers will be enormous.”
Mitsui continued, “Even with a real-name ticketing system, regr fans often struggle to outpace professional scalpers. These scalpers use advanced software and a sheer volume of manpower to dominate the ticket sales process. Their tactics ensure they always have the upper hand.”
charlie remained unfazed. A faint smile yed on his lips as he said confidently, “That won’t be a problem. I have my own methods.”