Beihai City was in chaos like this, and for Bingtang, it inevitably ant staying up all night.
For Ice Era Group, this ti also presented an opportunity to accelerate the upgrading of many industries in Beihai.
Of course, Bingtang hoped Beihai would develop better and better. Although the losses seed significant, in reality, it was just so rebuilding of houses, not a fundantal blow. With a little help from the Ice Era Group, these losses could be borne.
Besides, the Beihai Disaster Strategy Bureau could still apply for subsidies from the headquarters.
The money for the local branch needed governnt funds, but the headquarters’ inco was very considerable. The pure profit from the Magical Girl Idol Plan not only provided ample welfare funds for the magical girls—even if Miss Cui Que graduated, she could earn a monthly salary far exceeding the average person through this ga.
After all, magical girls got a share of the card pool revenue. Those with high popularity could rely on this ga to never work again after retirent, living a life above others.
If they could also form an idol group and occasionally sing at concerts, they could earn a large inco and popularity, directly achieving mutual success with the ga.
Even if their popularity was low and they couldn’t do much, there was actually a minimum guarantee; life wouldn’t be financially tight.
Therefore, unless their family background was already good, most magical girls still hoped to be part of the idol plan.
They wouldn’t have to worry about money for the rest of their lives.
However, generally, ordinary magical girls didn’t have much popularity, and they still needed to study and grow. At the very least, they had to reach Full Bloom and consider joining the idol plan after a round of promotion.
This is also the reason for various Disaster Strategy Bureau ga ranking activities and local idol group activities.
The city governnt would also eagerly help promote local magical girls because, on one hand, this could promote the city’s safety and stability, boosting tourism and immigration settlent. On the other hand, the more magical girls entering the idol plan, the more weight the city had at the headquarters.
What if the local Magical Girl Idol Plan drew an SSR and beca explosively popular?
Just like those magical girl idol groups already famous—such as Southern China’s "Rainbow Magic Idol Club", "Southern High School Ga Departnt", East China’s "Magical Girl Fruit Support Group", West China’s "Alice in Dreamland", North China’s "Shining Cinderella" and more.
Also, the legendary older generation of "7777 Magical Idol Girls" and "Love Magic λ’s".
It’s equivalent to having one or even a bunch of world-class superstars, in case of disaster beasts or enemies that can’t be handled, the headquarters would give priority to help.
And because this project has low cost and exceptionally high returns, the Witch Association also tried a similar witch idol plan.
The result is that online reviews are all good, saying witches are pretty.
At a glance, it was clear nobody was spending.
Currently, it has also successfully reached the shutdown stage.
Bingtang’s previous plan for Magic Collection Card also regrettably concluded amidst mber confrontations.
Although it wasn’t extrely popular, it actually gained so fa in Jiangming City, as the vibe there was all about idol stars, and Magic Collection Card accumulated so fans over there.
But due to various inexplicable situations, the mbers started quarreling, ultimately leading to a big explosion during the concert.
First, there was verbal spitting over why "Hakimi" was played instead of "Magical Manba." Then, they even directly incited the fans to a war of words below. About two thousand people attended the concert—so were just there for the excitent, while solo-focused fans weren’t many.
But with the encouragent and verbal battle between two band mbers, the rest joined in the verbal fight.
Afterwards, when asking why everyone fought, they all said they didn’t know, thought it was a special concert event, done excellently, feeling very rock and roll.
Both singers and fans got into a fight, and because there were magical girls, there were no concerns about casualties.
"It’s basically like Marilyn Manson turned into a magical girl!"
The fight between the two band mbers escalated to hair-pulling, and then directly transford into magical girls for a face-off.
The battle moved from the ground to the sky.
But it must be said, the two magical girls still had considerable professionalism—Bingtang organized teachers who were professional, and training was strict.
The concert also had high compensation liability, if it failed, these Inner Sect disciples would have to work for Cyan Cloud Sect for a lifeti.
So even if they were fighting, these two perford very seriously in the sky.
While fighting, they successfully completed the concert.
The outco was the concert’s popularity exploded, exceeding expected online views, becoming a national phenonon.
After all, Disaster Strategy Bureau’s magical girls generally got along well, even if relationships weren’t great, at most they’d just argue with words.
Such a fiery full-blown fight—especially among band mbers—was indeed rare.
Not to ntion the two’s high business skill level; even when fighting, they didn’t lower the standard, it wasn’t like when they fought the concert beca too bad to listen to, and the unavoidable heavy breathing and tily raging roars were high profile.
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