It's naturally a win-win situation. Although the prize looks high, seemingly making the organizer lose out, but once the event gains momentum, it will naturally boost the bookshop's reputation, attracting more people to come and buy books.
Anyway, Manager Wu nodded along, but then thought of another problem, "Everything else can be managed with money, but inviting prestigious scholars and notable people might not be easy."
Why would such people want to participate in this event?
Those with prestige don't have difficult lives; money might not be enough to entice them. How could you persuade them to come? If these people don't participate, the event loses half of its appeal.
Although the prize is high, many scholars cherish their reputation and fear being labeled greedy. If esteemed figures join in the reviews, it turns into an academic exchange, which enhances its nature with the added bonus of fame and a large prize.
