When the Moonlight Girls ended their two-week vacation and returned to Shanghai, for most workers across the country, they had already started working for a week.

Sister Wang from the clothing company looked ahead and suddenly said, "Hey, why is this vacation gone?"

"Sister," Xiaoli, who had just arrived, was working furiously and full of energy, just like most recent graduates. "It's been a week since the event ended, why are you still lamenting?"

"Oh my, we're old now, how can we have as much energy as you young people?" He glanced at Xiaoli beside him and couldn't help but say, "You look so happy, is there something good happening?"

She had actually rolled her eyes in her heart, thinking that the other party would say something like "Work makes me happy."

Unexpectedly, Xiaoli raised her eyebrows and said calmly, "I do have one piece of good news. I'm so happy when I think about going to a concert with my college roommates next month. No matter how tiring the work is, I now have something to look forward to."

After hearing what Xiaoli said, Sister Wang looked over with interest: "Concert? It's quite high-end. I've never been to one in my life. Is it expensive?"

"It's not expensive," Xiaoli said with a smile. "The cheapest one is only a little over two hundred yuan at the door. The most expensive one is a few thousand yuan, and you can go backstage and take pictures with the artists after the concert. But I just graduated and don't have that much money, so I bought the one that cost over six hundred yuan."

"It's over 600, a bit expensive. I could buy a lot of food with it." Sister Wang raised an eyebrow and continued, "Whose concert were you watching? Tell me and see if I recognize them."

At this time, a sister who had been listening to their conversation in the office said with a smile: "Sister Wang, what are you thinking? There is a generation gap between us and the young people today! We definitely don’t know the stars they like!"

"That's right," Sister Wang nodded, and she also felt that what the other person said made sense: "Among the stars I like, the only one who is still active is Helian Bei."

"I like Helian Bei, too!" Xiaoli said excitedly, with a bright smile on her face. "But this time I bought tickets for the Moonlight Girls concert! Their tickets are expensive, but they're so hard to get! I was lucky to get one!"

"I know them!" Sister Wang said seriously, "Didn't they sing on the Spring Festival Gala? I can't stand listening to that song. It makes me cry."

"You're lucky," the older sister said. "I'm their younger cousin, and I'm also a fan. It's a shame I tried so hard to get tickets, but I still didn't get one. What a shame."

In fact, Zhou Yiyang did not do much publicity for the news of Moonlight Girls' third tour, but relying on word of mouth, it actually achieved a particularly good publicity effect.

Now people are talking about it everywhere, and it has even attracted the attention of many people who have never seen a concert.

Unfortunately, when these people wanted to try to explore new areas, they found that all the tickets for Moonlight Girl's twenty concerts in ten cities across the country were sold out.

Even though Moonlight Girls doesn’t hold as many concerts as those singers who hold 30 or 40 shows, all of their concerts are in large venues with seating for 50,000 or more people.

In Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, they even directly challenged a super large concert with 80,000 people.

Even so, all their concert tickets are sold out.

There are people in the fan group who are anxious every day. They wait to see if there are any refunds, but still find nothing.

"There are only two options before us now."

"One is to keep waiting. There will always be people who give up due to something urgent. Then it will be our chance." A big fan who has not yet grabbed the ticket is explaining this to his friends in the group.

"Another reason is that we should take a long-term view." This fan adjusted the frame of his glasses vigorously, an excited expression on his face, and then continued typing passionately in the group chat: "We can definitely grab tickets for overseas shows! Didn't an insider reveal yesterday that the overseas shows will start in six months? So it should have been available for customization two months ago."

Group member Luobo Dingwen asked, "But I have a question. Even if we do this, what if we still can't get a ticket? And if we go overseas, we'll definitely need to consider airfare. Wouldn't that cost even more?"

A big fan responded quickly: "From what I understand, a lot of overseas fans bought tickets for this domestic concert. Will the competition be less when it comes to the overseas shows? It still depends on how big the venues are. As for the cost, there's nothing we can do. Yue Shao's first tour is easy to get, so even if there are scalpers, the premium won't be too high. Right now, we can only blame the four of them for being too popular!"

Everyone in the group fell silent. Who would have thought that Moonlight Girl, whose first concert only had an audience of 10,000 to 20,000 people, could now easily mobilize tens of thousands of people and even have to increase her popularity to buy tickets.

Zhou Yiyang was discussing the scale of the overseas venue with Liu Fenfang, Bai Yangyu and others.

"I personally think that countries like Korea, Japan, and Siam have an audience base and consumption habits, so we can try a large venue."

"But they're also very popular in America and Europe now," Liu Fenfang said. "And as you know, Mr. Zhou, the touring market in America is huge. A single tour could easily earn hundreds of millions of dollars."

Zhou Yiyang's breathing quickened when he heard this figure. It was indeed more profitable than holding a concert in China, but he remained calm.

"You'd need a very hardworking singer to reach that number, and one who's also a top-tier singer. Can they really mobilize that many people in America? Personally, I think a smaller show with 10,000 people would be more appropriate."

After listening to Zhou Yiyang's words, several people looked at each other, and then Bai Yangyu spoke:

"Ten thousand people in Europe is absolutely fine, but for America, Mr. Zhou, I think we can be a little bolder."

"Really?" Zhou Yiyang looked at Bai Yangyu curiously. The always cautious Bai must have data to back up his words. "Then tell me your reasons."

"We had so many domestic tickets this time, and they sold out in under a minute, thanks to overseas users. I specifically checked, and the largest number of IPs came from America. And importantly, Yue Shao already has two number-one singles in America, which is more impressive than many top-tier artists. Furthermore, their third album has already sold over 200,000 copies in America, putting them in the top ten of the year."

"Which other song has won the championship?" Zhou Yiyang hasn't paid attention to the news about singles for a long time.