"Young man, do you want to buy a ticket?"

On weekdays, almost no one comes to art galleries in small cities because most people do not have the elegant hobby to appreciate art.

But now it’s different, there are people gathered outside the art gallery.

Some people, like the one just now, kept shouting to sell tickets, while others, like Li Min, were rushing to attend the concert.

"No wonder I couldn't get a taxi just now," Li Min said, stunned, watching the roads outside the art museum jammed. He hadn't imagined that this kind of scene, only seen in big cities, would one day happen in his hometown. "There are too many people here to join in the fun!"

He was right; Moonlight Girl's concert could only accommodate 500 people. Li Min glanced around and estimated that there were nearly a thousand people nearby.

I'm afraid many of them didn't buy tickets.

A middle school girl came over. She glanced at Li Min and asked with a smile, "Big brother, do you want to buy a ticket?"

Li Min took a deep breath. She couldn't treat the little girl the same way she treated the scalper.

"How much is it, little sister?" Li Min asked casually, wanting to send the other party away.

Unexpectedly, the little girl actually thought about it. After a while, she said, "My mother said it costs 30,000 yuan a piece."

Li Min gasped. How could it be so expensive? He squeezed the ticket tightly in his hand, feeling a little nervous.

To be honest, for a split second, he almost wanted to sell the ticket he'd managed to snatch up by sheer luck. "If I let you charge for it, how much would it cost?"

Li Min looked at the little girl curiously, and she smiled softly, "Then it must be charged at the original price!"

This is too unscrupulous!

Li Min held the ticket in her hand, followed the crowded crowd without looking back, and began to squeeze into the venue with all her might.

The backstage of the venue was not very big, and the four of them felt a little cramped sitting in the dressing room.

Tang Yue stretched, looked at herself in the mirror, and pursed her lips in satisfaction: "I look so good! Are there too many people outside? I can hear the noise outside."

"It's quite a lot." Lin Xuan'er nodded, a little confused about her hairstyle: "Should I let it down or tie it up?"

Wang Xingrui casually said, "I think we should spread out! That way it seems more casual. We didn't have any planned movements today. We just want to give the audience a relaxing and enjoyable viewing experience."

"That's true," Su Yin said, still chewing potato chips, feeling quite relaxed. "After each song, we can sit down and chat with the audience. It would be great if we could eat and sing at the same time."

"Then it's not called a concert," Tang Yue said seriously, "it should be called a tea party."

The four of them looked at each other and burst into laughter.

This should be the most relaxing time they have had before going on stage in the past year.

There was no pressure at all, as they all knew that the only ones who could come today were their most loyal fans. So no matter how they sang, these fans would definitely not complain.

Thinking of this, each of them showed a sweet smile on their face.

After the audience took their seats, they saw the live broadcast and waved excitedly.

Zhou Yiyang sat on a chair and watched the live broadcast, laughing: "These audiences are very enthusiastic and not shy at all."

"Of course," Guan Fei laughed. "They all know that a lot of people will be watching this live broadcast today. They must be so happy! After all, they can be seen by so many viewers across the country."

"I discovered something magical, yet not too surprising," Bai Yangyu put down his phone and whispered, "It's actually the Lantern Festival tonight, and all the major TV stations are having their Lantern Festival galas. But I looked at the popularity, and it seems to have been overshadowed by the concert of these four people. Isn't this a bit outrageous?"

After hearing Bai Yangyu's words, Zhou Yiyang also felt it was outrageous: "No way? They can defeat so many stars at the party on their own?"

Guan Fei on the side opened her mouth, and her stunned expression perfectly expressed her inner shock.

But she quickly recovered: "Although it's a little unbelievable, when I think about the current popularity and fame of the four of them, I think it's actually quite reasonable."

"Is it reasonable? Is this really reasonable?" Bai Yangyu was still very surprised.

He had known for a long time that the four of them were very popular, but he never imagined that their popularity would be to this extent. It was too outrageous.

"Actually, there's no need to be too surprised," Zhou Yiyang said calmly. "This has nothing to do with their popularity. Maybe the Lantern Festival Galas in recent years have been a sham, and netizens have long since become aesthetically fatigued. Even if their concert wasn't there, many netizens might have chosen to watch something else."

"That's true," Bai Yangyu said, finding Zhou Yiyang's explanation more acceptable. "I remember that China Channel 8 was also broadcasting the gala today, so there were no updates on 'Run with the Wind'. I also remember that after this news came out, many netizens were complaining! It seems that the gala isn't as appealing to the audience as it used to be."

"There's nothing we can do," Zhou Yiyang said seriously. "There are so many entertainment options nowadays. Evening parties are just background music most of the time. It's only the Spring Festival Gala that attracts so many people because it's so special. So all the stars are trying their best to get on the show!"

The camera finally turned to the backstage, where the four of them were still chatting.

"Do you know what day it is today?" Su Yin raised her head and asked with a smile.

"Of course." Lin Xuan'er answered her: "It's the Lantern Festival. Didn't we have Yuanxiao this morning?"

"Have you all forgotten that there's a gala every year during the Lantern Festival?" Su Yin raised her voice. "So this time, our concert coincides with the gala."

"I thought you already knew that." Wang Xingrui said calmly, "It doesn't matter. We held this concert to give back to our fans. We don't care how many people come to see it."

"That being said, Brother Yang must care, otherwise why would he specially start a live broadcast?" Tang Yue raised her lips: "But this is even better, the fans will definitely think we chose this day on purpose!"

However, in reality, the four of them had forgotten about it after they set the date. It was only when they woke up this morning and saw the trending searches that they remembered that today was the Lantern Festival.