As the epitome of operational capital, not only did "Create 3=D" have seats for the audience during competitions, but they also specially set up a friends and family section for trainees participating in the training camp to watch both the training and competition processes in real-time, earning revenue from ticket sales.
It was called the friends and family section, but in truth, since not many people understood or accepted this kind of approach, even if the trainees were their sons or siblings, there weren't many who were willing to come to the site to cheer them on.
Thus, the vacant spots naturally got snatched up by fans of the trainees who had a bit of fame before joining the training camp or gradually gained popularity after joining.
