After all, they were the first brand to seek his endorsement after the "collapse."
Wu Mu felt that he still needed to show everyone a demonstration of effectiveness.
With two Performance Cards worth ten million each, he could help boost the brand's sales and let everyone know he still had "fans"—fans who actually paid up.
That way, maybe he could even coax other brands to come knocking, and those who had wanted to terminate their contracts might reconsider.
But since he was using Performance Cards, discounting his own endorsement fee would be a major loss; he had to symbolically tack on one million at the very least.
After all, with the two Performance Cards in play, most of the endorsement fee would come back instantly. It would be like signing him for two years at six million—a definitely advantageous deal.
After stating his terms, Wu Mu put the matter out of his mind, played with his phone for a while, played some games, and then went to bed.
