Zuo Han furrowed his brow.
This type of event is most captivating when winners come up on stage one by one, making everyone feel envious and wish that they could win too.
It is under this envy that there is a significant potential to ignite a desire to spend.
"Well..." The middle-aged man, Lin Hu, stammered, "Perhaps those people just didn't come."
According to his statistics, those attending the event accounted for about eighty percent of the people who bought clothes, and it so happened that the winners were in the remaining twenty percent.
Though this possibility is slim, it is entirely feasible.
Zuo Han slightly furrowed his brow, saying nothing as he continued watching.
Meanwhile, the host on the square continued allowing people to choose lottery tickets. To prevent any cheating, each selection was followed by a shuffle of the tickets in the long box.
Yet only a small handful came forward to claim their prizes.
