Wu Mu had always considered it nothing more than a rumor.
But now, it seemed highly likely it was true.
Just from the way that person was addressing Xiao Yi and others as "Little Xiao, Little Wang," it was clear that the boss didn't take the artists under his wing seriously.
In the industry, it is common for companies to exploit their artists, but in the face of those who can make big money for them, most bosses can still maintain a superficial benevolence.
But this person, with such a casual attitude, probably saw the artists as nothing more than slaves to his household.
Wu Mu could guess a bit of the reason.
He estimated that Geng Wei was probably a second-generation rich tycoon, and when his company was established, it rose to fame by spending crazily to poach a bunch of celebrity artists.
Such people often believe in the power they hold, so it's not surprising at all that they think the stars under them are nothing more than acting troupes or house slaves.
