"What happened?"
Seeing the solemn look on GAKKI-chan's face, Lin Yuan knew something major had happened.
"Take a look. The press conference just ended, and a petition appeared on the official website. In just half an hour, it has accumulated ten million views, with more than a hundred thousand replies!" GAKKI-chan said.
Lin Yuan took the statistics from GAKKI-chan and saw a huge title:
"Strongly Demand the Opening of Presales for The Spy King 2 and the Documentary!"
This was written by a movie fan from Virginia, USA. With tears and heartfelt emotion, he described how, whenever a Lin Yuan film was released, it was incredibly difficult not only to catch the premiere screening right away, but even to buy a ticket within the first five days.
More often than not, he had to pay extra and go through scalpers just to get a ticket.
But even more often, he could not get one even at a markup unless he was willing to pay an outrageous price.
Seeing this, Lin Yuan had to admit that it was indeed a problem.
More than two years ago, on the night of The Spy King's premiere, he had watched the first screening in Los Angeles with Liu Yifei.
Outside the theater, they had run into a Black scalper who blocked their path and offered to buy premiere tickets for $250 each.
That was already twelve times the normal ticket price!
If that scalper was willing to buy tickets for $250, then the price he sold them to fans for was probably at least $400, perhaps even more than $500.
That showed just how difficult it had been to get tickets for The Spy King.
Of course, that had something to do with Lin Yuan's status in the film industry not being high enough