Theunch of bruce Automobile has received widespread recognition and acim from fans and various sectors of society.


    Its fully open and transparent lottery strategy demonstrates thepany’s sense of corporate responsibility, garnering significant attention and praise. This approach has quickly elevated bruce Automobile’s brand awareness.


    Following theunch, preparations for the event entered a rapid phase.


    First, the venue was confirmed. Thergest Olympic Sports Center in Aurous Hill was selected to host four concerts. This venue, whichpleted its expansionst year, can amodate 40,000 spectators.


    As soon as the venue was decided, Tawanna’s performance in Japan concluded. Her team began packing equipment, which was promptly airlifted to Aurous Hill for assembly and construction.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Tawanna initially nned to travel directly to Aurous Hill after her Japan concert. However, her boyfriend, Trevor, had priormitments involving a business coboration with the Japanese Baseball League, causing her to dy her departure by a day.


    Just a day before Tawanna left for Aurous Hill, bruce Automobile conducted its first-ever open lottery for ticket distribution.<fnfe19> Readplete version only at f?ndnovel</fnfe19>


    Under the full supervision of the Aurous Hill Notary Office, 40,000 tickets were allocated to various families.


    Most fans who won the lottery promptly paid the bnce to secure their tickets. A small number of overseas winners, however, were unable toplete the payment, leading to the tickets being reallocated via a waiting-list lottery.


    To address potential no-shows, the rules for the waiting list differed from the initial lottery. All participants had to prepay the full ticket price. If their application seeded, the ticket was automatically sold to them, with no option for cancetion. Within an hour, all remaining tickets were sessfully distributed through the waiting list.


    ire also participated in the lottery but was unsessful due to the overwhelming number of participants.


    Disappointed, she turned to charlie Wade after the results were announced and said, “I didn’t win this time. I wonder if I’ll have better luck in the next three rounds.”


    charlie Wade smiled and said, “With such arge number of participants, the chances of being selected are pretty slim.”


    ire nodded and sighed. “Honestly, even if one of us wins, it wouldn’t matter much because the likelihood of both of us being chosen is nearly zero. If only one of us gets a ticket, we’d have to attend the concert alone.”


    She added with a hint of frustration, “I think the organizer’s strategy is great in many ways, but it’s a bit inconvenient that they don’t allow people to buy tickets together. Why can’t they let usbine our applications? If it works, we could both go; if it doesn’t, then at least we’d both miss out together.”


    charlie Wade chuckled and said, “There are tens of millions of people in the country who want to see her concert, but only so many are willing to pay for tickets. With such high demand, couple or group tickets wouldn’t make much of a difference. A single-application, single-lottery system maximizes fairness, even if it sacrifices the convenience of some groups.”


    “That’s true,” ire shrugged. “It seems like our chances of seeing Tawanna’s concert in Aurous Hill this time are pretty slim.”


    charlie Wade smiled and said, “There’s no backdoor this time, but if you really want to see it, we could try watching from backstage instead. That way, we wouldn’t disrupt the ticketing system.”


    “Backstage?” ire asked, surprised. “Can we really do that?”