The rules for Wen He's concert can be summarized into four points.

1. Although the concert is free, in order to avoid the harm caused by excessive crowds, tickets will still be released for people to try and grab. Only those who manage to grab a ticket can enter.

2. Because Wen He is ill, the entire concert will not last very long. Therefore, Wen He does not encourage people from afar to come to the venue, and the entire event will be broadcast live.

3. To prevent scalping, ticket purchases will be verified using three methods simultaneously: ID card, mobile phone number, and facial recognition. If the face of the person who purchased the ticket does not match the face of the person entering the venue, the ticket will be considered invalid.

4. Tickets will be drawn randomly. It's not a matter of who grabs the ticket first; it's entirely based on luck. Even the last person to buy a ticket might get selected.

After the director finished speaking, the video ended.

They also uploaded a link to purchase concert tickets.

You can buy tickets to Wen He's concert for just 0.01 yuan.

[Holy crap, I snagged tickets to Wen He's concert! I never imagined I could get concert tickets for just 0.01 yuan, especially for Wen He's concert! I'm so happy I could fly!]

[Damn it, I didn't get any! For the first time ever, I actually wished there were scalpers selling tickets, even if they were thousands or tens of thousands of yuan each, I'd be willing to buy them!]

[You probably haven't been to many concerts to say something like that. This kind of disgusting scalping should have been stopped long ago. Wen He releases something for 0.01, and he immediately sells it to you for tens of thousands, and it's still in high demand. Do you think ordinary people would have the chance to get such an outrageous profit?]

[Yes, the reason Wen He did this was to ensure everyone was treated equally. Even ordinary people without much spare money could go to the event by paying for their transportation, instead of competing to see who had the most money.]

Although I didn't manage to snag a ticket either, I think this blatant crackdown on scalpers was incredibly satisfying. And it wasn't about internet speed; it was purely based on luck. Wen He's concert organization is truly amazing, maintaining fairness and impartiality to the greatest extent possible.

The news that Wen He was going to hold a concert immediately caused a huge uproar on the Internet.

The rules he introduced made everyone realize that fairness and justice are not difficult to achieve.

The difficulty is that no one is willing to take it to heart and take it seriously.

"Just sing two songs... Your body can't handle three..." This was the fifth time Cheng Yudie had tried to persuade Wen He.

"It's alright. There's a professional medical team backstage. Besides, it's not easy for everyone to come all this way, so it would be too unfair to just sing two songs."

"What have you done to wrong everyone? You've already given away free concerts..."

"Everyone's support for me has already paid the price for this concert."

"Sigh..." Cheng Yudie let out a heavy sigh.

Wen He is always quite stubborn in this regard.

For this concert, he plans to sing three songs, with a half-hour break between each song to allow time to recover from the side effects of singing and to regulate his physical condition.

During this downtime, the director will have full control, and he has also recruited some actors to prevent the set from becoming dull.

Time flew by, and it was time to go to the concert venue.

As large numbers of spectators entered the venue one after another.

The fluorescent signs were held high, and glow sticks were held in their hands.

More and more people gradually took their seats in the audience.

Wow~ There are so many people! This is my first time attending a concert! I'm so excited to see Wen He in person!

[It's truly lucky to have managed to snag a ticket! Wen He's concert is incredibly kind to impoverished college students!]

My heart is in turmoil, going from cold to warm. I'm looking forward to seeing Wen He sing live, but I also don't want her illness to flare up because of singing...

"Now that you mention it, I'm almost afraid to watch... If Wen He really starts coughing, my heart will break..."

He has lung cancer, yet he still sang for us like this... and he didn't even charge us... Wen He is truly the warmest person I've ever met in the world...

The venue was huge, and people were discussing among themselves.

Even though they may not know each other, they all share a common identity here: they are all fans of Wen He.

It's worth mentioning that...

Yunyun and her parents sat in the first row.

This is the closest spot to the stage, and it's a spot that Wen He specially reserved for them.

It was Yunyun who led Wenhe to make the decision to hold a concert.

This concert was largely organized for her.

After a period of waiting.

The huge venue suddenly went dark.

The stands were full of people just a moment ago, but now all that's left are glow sticks and those illuminated signs.

Everyone tacitly stopped talking and turned their attention to the only brightly lit stage.

There was a circular hole in the center of the stage.

As the hollow floor gradually rose, Wen He's figure slowly came into view.

This stage was specially built for Wen He so that after she finishes singing, she can descend directly from the stage and disappear from everyone's sight.

He didn't want to cough so badly in front of so many people that he felt like he was dying.

【Wen He! Wen He! Wen He! ……】

His appearance caused a deafening roar to erupt in the room.

The unified shouts seemed to cause a slight tremor throughout the space.

Everyone was excitedly waving their light sticks wildly.

Even though Wen He was mentally prepared, the exaggerated scene still startled her.

He stood there, somewhat uneasy.

He watched as thousands of fans below the stage chanted his name.

The rows of light sticks made the whole venue look like a blue ocean.

Wen He was extremely excited, and her body trembled slightly uncontrollably.

"Thank you... thank you everyone..."

Wen He, holding the microphone, bowed slightly to express her gratitude.

Only then could the extremely sensational scene be brought under control.

"Thank you so much everyone... for coming to the concert and supporting me..."

His first words were trembling slightly because he was quite excited.

"Actually, I have a specific purpose for this concert."

"I have some songs that I want to dedicate to the little angels in this world who have experienced misfortune."

"I also hope that people in this world will treat them with more warmth and kindness."

"This group is not common, but it has always existed in the world. They dare not speak out, nor are they able to speak out."

"Perhaps I don't have much ability, but I still want to do something for them."

“We can teach children to be wary of strangers and to be vigilant, but we can’t make them afraid to wear floral dresses.”

"I'd like to dedicate a song called 'Growing Up Carrying Ten Thousand Pounds of Weight' to everyone."

(Growing up carrying a weight of 10,000 jin - Taiyi)