Yucheng's intention was clear: he wanted to use his wedding as a draw, then have the Yashiro Commission and the Grand Narukami Shrine take the opportunity to hold a grand festival, attracting tourists from every nation to visit and enjoy themselves. Of course, the most important thing was to encourage spending.
In short, Yucheng's goal was to have these tourists arrive with bulging wallets and leave with empty ones.
Inazuma naturally had to treat a wedding for its regent with due grandeur. Coupled with Yucheng's connections, which would bring dignitaries from various nations to attend, it would attract even more attention.
If Inazuma could hold a festival showcasing its culture at a time like this, it could stimulate spending, boost tourism and commerce, and raise Inazuma's profile across Teyvat.
At this thought, Kuki Shinobu and Miko exchanged a glance. They felt the idea had great potential, though the challenges would also increase exponentially.
This would presumably be Inazuma's first large-scale international festival since the lifting of the Sakoku Decree. They lacked experience, and this would also test Inazuma's soft power.
Even setting aside the specific preparations for the festival, merely handling the surge in tourists, public order, fire safety, security, and other duties would be an enormous test for the Yashiro Commission, the Tenryou Commission, the Kanjou Commission, and the Grand Narukami Shrine.
As though something had occurred to her, Miko wore her signature smile and asked, "In that case, may I decide on some of the festival's events according to my own interests?"
Hearing this, Yucheng knew what Miko meant. He smiled. "You mean your Yae Publishing House, don't you? Inazuma's light novels have already become one of its calling cards. This festival will run for a long time, and I welcome you all to contribute your ideas enthusiastically."