I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Wu Mo, a young man, was trying to convince his aunt, Wu Ze Qing, to help him get in touch with Zhang Ye, a lecturer at Beijing University. Wu Mo wanted Zhang Ye to be the spokesperson for his company's health supplement product, "Brain Golden." He believed that Zhang Ye's reputation and fan base would be a great asset for the company. However, Zhang Ye was hesitant to accept the offer, as he was particular about the companies he worked with and didn't want to endorse low-quality products. Wu Mo assured Zhang Ye that the product was of good quality and that the company was willing to offer him a generous endorsement fee. Despite this, Zhang Ye remained skeptical and asked Wu Mo about the product's quality. Wu Mo explained that the product was a health supplement that could improve memory and benefit the body. However, he also mentioned that some of the claims about the product were just "concepts and theories" and that the actual effect might not be as great. Zhang Ye listened to Wu Mo's explanation and seemed to be considering the offer. Wu Ze Qing, who was present during the conversation, seemed to be unwilling to get involved and help Wu Mo persuade Zhang Ye. The conversation revealed that Zhang Ye was a popular figure with a strong fan base, and many companies were eager to have him as their spokesperson. However, Zhang Ye was selective about the companies he worked with and was more concerned about his reputation and the quality of the products he endorsed.

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