I opened an amusement park to turn a fourth-tier county into a first-tier one

May 3rd is just an ordinary day during the May Day holiday for many Chinese people.

But for many new and old fans who frequently surf the Internet and have been kept in suspense by the topic of the amusement park that has dominated the Weibo charts for three consecutive days, every day is like a year.

2:11 AM on the 50nd

The director overestimated us, thinking we'd be able to snag a spot just because he opened the 6pm session.

[Stop talking about it. I've been waiting for 6 o'clock tickets for two days and haven't gotten a single one. Looks like I'll have to fight the crowd for the advance tickets at dawn on the 3rd. (smoking emoji)]

[Brothers and sisters, I just saw an announcement on Weibo saying that the pre-sale tickets have been changed to the early morning of the 4th. I'm going to bed first.]

【! ! ! ? ? Holy crap? Is this true?】

[What the above person said is true, go to bed now.]

A netizen who was "enthusiastically" reminded by netizens quit the real-time discussion forum of the super topic community and jumped to the V blog of the amusement park.

I kept clicking and refreshing the amusement park’s homepage.

After clicking several times in a row and seeing the homepage without any change, the netizen frowned.

The netizen is a young man studying abroad named Qi Xin.

May Day is not only a holiday in China. As an international holiday, many countries also have international labor holidays, but the holiday periods are different from those in China.

Qi Xin's country happens to be one of these many countries.

Although he is abroad, he still prefers to browse domestic social networking sites and watch short videos.

A few months ago, he accidentally saw a video about a real-life gunfight project on Yinfo and became obsessed with the fantasy amusement park. He actively browses and searches for amusement park-related videos on various software every day.

It's not surprising that he is Chinese and is interested in Chinese amusement parks.

But what he didn't expect was that his foreign classmates also knew about it.

After a class, a classmate who looked very familiar to him recently and often sat next to him in class suddenly spoke to him.

It was just a simple chat at first, and Qi Xin didn't know how the topic changed, but suddenly he heard the not-so-standard syllables of the word "qihuan" from his mouth.

"Do you know an amusement park called "Qihuan" in your country?"

Qi Xin couldn't believe his ears. This topic seemed to have opened up Qi Xin's chatterbox.

Gradually, because of the amusement park, the relationship between the two people gradually changed from familiar classmates to good friends.

Qi Xin's foreign friend is named Liam. The way he knew about the amusement park was naturally closely related to the foreign internet celebrities who had been there before.

Although he was not a fan of the internet celebrity, he also learned about this amusement park through the chain reaction of the internet celebrity. Like Qi Xin, he became addicted to it after watching it for the first time.

Both of them had a great interest in amusement parks. As it happened to be the International Labor Day holiday, Liam and Qi Xin hit it off and decided to go to China to experience it for themselves.

It's just that the two of them made the decision in a hurry and missed the first pre-sale.

The two of them had no hope of getting the next-day ticket at 6 o'clock.

Even if the two of them could get the tickets, the journey from their local area to China would take a whole day, and by then the tickets would probably have expired.

So I had to put my hope on pre-sale tickets in the early morning of May 5rd.

It is early morning in the country, but it is afternoon here, a time when people are full of energy.

When Liam heard about the ticket rush, he went to Qi Xin's house to grab the tickets with him.

"Zizzi"

Qi Xin's brows were furrowed, his eyes full of confusion.

The vibration of his cell phone brought him back to his senses—it was his alarm clock.

He set the alarm for two minutes before the ticket rush.

Looking at the alarm clock in his hand with the label "Grab a Ticket" written on it, Qi Xin completely understood.

He originally thought that the overseas network was not good and he could not receive news in time. Now it seems that this might be a trap set by the fans of the super topic.

Cheating one is cheating one.

He turned off the alarm clock, and before the anger in his heart could rise, he eagerly switched the page to Tuantuan.

Liam heard the alarm and came over to him, cheering him on.

"Come on, Xin, I believe you can get the tickets for us. Our trip to China depends on you."

As he spoke, he looked up devoutly and made a "praying" gesture with his hands.

Liam didn't have the Tuantuan app on his phone, let alone a device that could access the domestic network, so he had to put all his hopes on Qi Xin.

Qi Xin glanced at Liam, who was still muttering prayers.

He took a deep breath and looked at Liam's phone page on the ground, which had been set to countdown.

Time passed by little by little, and their hearts began to beat excitedly.

"3, 2, 1"

Qi Xin muttered to himself, his fingers tapping the screen rapidly.

We had already filled in the information of the two people and the pre-selected date in Tuantuan, so it saved a lot of unnecessary time.

Click, confirm information, and pay.

Qi Xin looked at the successful payment page in his hand and was stunned for a moment.

Two seconds later he turned to look at Liam, who was still praying, and placed his hands on his shoulders.

Liam opened his eyes as if realizing something, and then Qi Xin grabbed his shoulders and shook him.

"I bought it! I bought it!" Qi Xin's eyes flashed and the sound coming out of his mouth became louder and louder.

Liam, who realized the important information belatedly, was even more delighted.

He took his hand off his shoulder and stood up. "Xin, there's something more important right now." Liam's face looked normal, but his pursed lips showed he was trying to remain calm. "We should buy tickets."

Qi Xin, upon hearing this, slapped his forehead and said, "Yes, yes, buy a plane ticket, buy the fastest one."

Liam and Qi Xin were not short of money, so they quickly bought the tickets to China without looking at the price.

After completing the two most important tasks of the day, the two of them lay on the floor feeling relieved and laughed foolishly.

As Qi Xin was laughing, he suddenly remembered that he seemed to have something important to do.

His smile changed in an instant, and then he showed a cunning expression.

Pick up your phone and click on the previous post about real-time ticket grabbing.

He flipped to the comment he had left a few minutes ago, replied to his own comment, and also "kindly" @ed the netizen who had just teamed up to deceive him.

Thank you, my friends! If you hadn't reminded me, I would have been so engrossed in chatting with you that I almost forgot about grabbing the tickets. (Picture of a successful ticket grab)

Netizens who had previously commented received message reminders at the same time.

I was already disappointed because I didn't get the ticket, and when I saw the news, I almost vomited blood in anger.

I thought I was eliminating a competitor, but I ended up giving the ticket away.