In just a few hours, a pile of projects sent invitations to Wu Mu.
However, when Wu Mu flipped through them, he found they were all small projects.
Most of them were small programs made by self-media accounts or short drama projects from small companies, and the best of them was just a small variety show on an online platform.
These projects were obviously trying to ride on his popularity.
For large productions, Wu Mu's popularity was a double-edged sword, too risky, but for small projects, it was a dream come true.
Even if Wu Mu's reputation had taken a hit and he had no fans, purely in terms of popularity, at worst, he could still be considered a second-tier celebrity.
These small projects never dared to dream of having second-tier celebrities join before. If they could really bring him on board, they wouldn't even know how much profit they could milk just from the popularity.
But clearly, Wu Mu wouldn't take such jobs.
