Since Jiang Han had secured her place in the finals, some things had to be prepared ahead of schedule.
For example, props for [if she won the championship...]
A theme song was indispensable. Angelite's personal theme song was very pleasant to listen to, with a strong rhythm yet an airy, nimble feel—catchy enough that even Cat Lamps would hum a few lines. A theme song like that could drive the sales of a great many records—witches still used records. More importantly, a classic theme song could occasionally make [your championship greater than someone else's championship]. That was extremely important.
Next came the fan benefits after winning.
Winning the championship was like snatching a nine-layer cake. That was only the foundation; you still had to pile on cream, fruit, and toasted breadcrumbs. Fan benefits were those side dishes. Ever since ancient times, holding giveaways and handing out benefits to fans had always been profitable!
These people were fans!
If you refused to make money from them, and even let them genuinely win treasures like a [Level Six Common Spell Learning Pack], could you face your fans? Could you face the countless thousands of fans?
They held you up and put you on a pedestal, not so you could become a good little kitty.
So this part was important too...
There was much, much more, but what Jiang Han mainly needed to handle was her own theme song and the reward packs for fan benefits.
[Ghost Castle Music, Culture and Entertainment Company]
This place was in Ghost Castle's western tower. It was called a tower, but it was actually a gigantic fortress composed of twenty or thirty castles. Conveyor belts could be seen loading cart after cart of finished records, music boxes, and gramophones into airships. The ghost airships then slowly