As the central figure in their argument, Qiao Xia didn't hear what they were saying at all.

She was racking her brains trying to figure out where she could spend the four million as quickly as possible when she looked up and saw a poster lit up on the screen of the shopping mall across the street.

Qiao Xia pushed through the crowd without stopping, and in the last five minutes before the deadline, she said to the support lane of the talent show team: "How much is the remaining milk? I'll take it all, swipe my card!"

The staff, clearly used to fans spending money on their idols, said without hesitation, "This car costs a total of 300,000 yuan, and we'll book 15 cars. All the support cars can display photos of your favorite idols."

To this, Qiao Xia only had one sentence: "Swipe the card."

With 250,000 votes remaining, the staff promptly reminded users, "Each user can only purchase one box of milk to vote per day."

"Wait a moment." Qiao Xia had previously promoted people at a film and television company and knew their methods.

These money-grabbing talent shows ultimately end up costing the fans money.

For example, in the early stages of the show, you could cast ten votes a day, but in the later stages, you could only cast three votes. What do you do when you see your favorite idol's votes drop out of the debut positions and you don't have enough votes left?

You can spend money to buy the investor's products, such as milk, and then scan the QR code above to vote.

However, in order to allow the chosen artists to debut, many restrictions were added on top of the money spent. For example, even if you bought three boxes of milk, there was a limit to the amount of money that the same ID could spend on tickets within a day.

At the last minute, Qiao Xia ordered 250,000 yuan worth of eggs at the supermarket on the first floor.

The staff on the support truck checked the time and said, "We're going off duty in an hour. Figure out how to get these things off here yourself."