Wu Mo is the nephew of Wu Zeqing. First seen when he comes to his aunt (Wu Zeqing) asking for Zhang Ye to be the advertiser for his company as they were going to be bankrupt soon. Which leads to him eventually (well tbh really quicky) getting Zhang Ye's approval and results in a commercial that makes his company (Brain Gold) the number 1 health cosmetic in China.
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Handsome (no description in the book, just says "handsome")
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Lively
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History[]
The Voice of China Arc[]
When no one wanted to buy The Voice of China's title sponsorship, Zhang Ye decided to contact Wu Mo to sell it to him. It would solve Zhang Ye’s pressing problems of getting additional funding, and ensure that the benefits of the deal would not be given to any other outsiders. It would allow Brain Gold to ride on the coattails of The Voice’s imminent rise and certainly allow its sales to be increased several-fold more.
Although Wu Mo was hesitant to buy the title sponsorship for 100 million RMB at first, Zhang Ye promised him that The Voice's viewership ratings will be very high. Nevertheless, Wu Mo did not ask for an explanation of the program's technicalities and only asked Zhang Ye to give his word that he can believe in him. He trusted Zhang Ye's word and bought the title sponsorship for 100 million RMB.
He and the upper management team of Brain Gold, along with some staff, expressed their intent to watch the recording of the first episode of The Voice, as they wanted to see for themselves whether they would have the chance of recouping the 100 million RMB expenditure and help advance their company to another level. Wu Mo and the Brain Gold company’s people were very happy with Zhang Ye's advertisement message segment. Although their advertisement time decreased a lot, Zhang Ye mentioned Brain Gold’s name multiple times due to the title sponsorship fee. Moreover, with Zhang Ye’s charming new style of reciting the advertising message, there's a chance that it would be imitated by people and would generate heated discussions about it. Even if The Voice did not end up with high viewership ratings, they felt that just the style of reciting the advertising message was worth the 100 million title sponsorship
After the recording of the first episode, he walked up to Zhang Ye to praise the program.
He later received news from various retail chains and sales channels that their Brain Gold product sales volume has been soaring off the charts. Especially in major cities and districts like Beijing and Shanghai, there was an exceptionally obvious increase in sales volume.