"Will our first episode even be long enough to fill the planned runtime?" Sir Gordo asked uncertainly.
He had, after all, sunk most of his savings into this show.
If he couldn't make the money back, it would be difficult to even keep the orphanage running.
A few of the child soloists from the orphanage's choir had also come to compete.
Gordo wasn't too worried about the children he'd trained. Despite their young age, they had performed at many major events.
His original plan was for them to pass the first round, then bring the entire choir on stage for a guest performance later in the show.
He was probably one of the first people in this world to realize the immense value of a fan economy.
He also wanted to use this platform to build an entertainment business and escape his family's trade in Mechanical Armor—a business always accompanied by blood and disaster.
It wasn't exactly exploiting the children; they also needed a way to make a living. It was a win-win.
