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Chapter 486 Daily life
The last time they met Wu Mu was on the show "The Voice of China," less than three months ago.

But in less than three months, so much has happened in Wu Mu.

The list of the 300 most influential celebrities in the world has been released, home appliance sales have been promoted, Japanese music variety shows and albums have been released, Cannes Film Festival Best Actor awards have been announced, Bilibili's New Year's Greeting Festival has been held, and movies have been released.
This efficiency is outrageous!
Wang Ping felt terrified just thinking about it briefly.

Although Wu Mu's schedule wasn't as packed as most people in the industry, it was still incredibly busy.

Of all these activities, not one was silent.

All of them are hot topics.

Wang Ping muttered to herself, but didn't forget to greet Mo Mo aloud, "Wu Mu, welcome. Sister Yu and the others are still inside preparing and can't leave, so they asked me and Xiao Mo to come out and pick you up."

Wu Mu was surprised, "Auntie, does she cook herself?"

Even when he eats at home, he still thinks he's hiring a chef to come to his house.

Mo Mo smiled and said, "My mother makes delicious Sichuan food. When she heard that you could eat Sichuan food, she said she would cook a meal for you."

Wu Mu had heard from the Masked Singer show a long time ago that Mo Mo's mother was from Sichuan Province and often cooked Sichuan dishes for Mo Mo when she was a child. He never expected that he would get to taste them now.

"It's too much trouble for you, Auntie," Wu Mu said, shaking his head.

After greeting everyone at the door, he followed Mo Mo inside.

Unlike his family's modern, high-tech villa, Mo Mo's family's villa is a traditional Chinese garden villa.

It's in the style of an ancient mansion, with two stone lions at the entrance, a Ruyi gate, and white walls and black tiles.

Upon entering, one is greeted by a landscape of pine, cypress, and bamboo. Through the covered walkway in the first courtyard, one can even catch a glimpse of what appears to be a pond and rockery in the side courtyard.

Following Mo Mo through the courtyard and into the main house, Wu Mu finally saw what Mo Mo's parents looked like in person.

Mo Mo's mother, Gu Yu, looks very young, around thirty-five or thirty-six years old. Her eyebrows and eyes are very similar to Mo Mo's, and it's obvious that they are mother and daughter.

However, her face is different from Mo Mo's soft oval face; it is more angular. Coupled with the frameless glasses on her nose and the way she is now busy with her sleeves rolled up and wearing an apron, she has a very capable and intellectual woman's aura.

Mo Mo's father, Mo Songlin, was also there. Mo Mo's face shape was clearly inherited from her father: an oval face, a high nose, and sharp eyebrows and bright eyes. He was also a handsome old man.

While Wu Mu was looking at Mo Mo's parents, Gu Yu and Mo Songlin were also observing him.

In the past six months, Wu Mu's name has become a household name among them, and his influence in the industry has grown stronger and stronger.

The main issue is their daughter's involvement. Over the past six months, countless people have been gossiping and inquiring about what's going on between their daughter and Wu Mu.

They've watched countless of Wu Mu's shows with their daughter.

Now I've finally met the real person.

Mo Songlin's gaze swept over Wu Mu, whose face really did look like the one on TV, dazzling even without lighting.

But good looks weren't his main focus; his attention was primarily on the various details about Wu Mu.

Her hair was short and choppy, her clothes were casual and appropriate, mostly solid colors without complicated patterns, her posture was upright yet relaxed, and her eyes met his without any hesitation or flinching.
Mo Songlin felt a sense of relief for no apparent reason.

A person's outward appearance is often a natural reflection of their inner cultivation.

Wu Mu's outward appearance gave him a good first impression. Judging from his appearance alone, Wu Mu seemed like a friendly, easy-going, and clean person.

Gu Yu clearly had a good first impression of Wu Mu, and waved to him with a smile, "Wu Mu, it's finally a chance to meet you." Wu Mu had a good memory: "Auntie, we met before at the finals of 'Singer-Songwriter Group,' but I didn't have a chance to say hello then."

It was a long time ago when he sang "I Remember" as a security guard.

"This is my first time here. I didn't know if you, Uncle and Aunt, would drink tea, so I brought a few cans of tea." Wu Mu handed over the gifts he had brought.

Mo Songlin wiped the cornstarch off his hands from helping with the cleaning, took the tea leaves Wu Mu offered, and shook his head with a gentle smile, "Don't bring anything next time. You and Xiao Mo are good friends, so don't be shy when you come over for dinner."

"Dinner isn't ready yet, why don't you and Xiao Mo go sit outside for a while?" Mo Songlin wanted Wu Mu to go outside and rest for a bit.

But before he could finish speaking, Gu Yu interrupted him.

"Hey, I still have something to talk to Wu Mu about." Gu Yu patted him.

Then, turning her gaze to Wu Mu, she asked with great interest, "Wu Mu, is your latest Netflix variety show filmed live?"

Ok?
Wu Mu was slightly taken aback and asked in surprise, "Your aunt has seen it too?"

Gu Yu smiled and said, "I finished watching it yesterday. Didn't Xiao Mo tell you that I'm also a loyal viewer of yours?"

He thought it was just a polite gesture.

Moreover, he remembered that the Chinese subtitled version of his Netflix variety show had not yet been released. At this time, the only thing that could be watched in China was the English subtitled version on foreign websites. Mo Mo's mother must really be his loyal audience.
"Most of them are real shots," Wu Mu answered honestly.

Gu Yu's face showed obvious surprise; it really was a real shot.

Like the previous South Korean director, her first reaction after watching the program was also to wonder if it was actually filmed.

Is it really true that they contacted the Japanese mafia, became their honored guests, and treated the other contestants like toys?

Ordinary viewers may have a filter for celebrities and confuse the celebrities with the characters they play, but a seasoned industry insider like Gu Yu knows all too well what celebrities are really like in real life.

Most of them are not even as good as ordinary people except for their faces.

These people wouldn't even dare to make the gang their honored guests or treat them like toys, let alone have the guts to even approach them. And even if they did, they wouldn't have the ability.

But Wu Mu was actually filmed.

Gu Yu shook her head. "If you raise the standards for being a star too high, and the audience thinks that being a star means being like you, then no one else will have a job."

She was genuinely worried that if viewers watched too much of Wu Mu's shows, they would start to see him as the standard for celebrities.

Or are we using Wu Mu's fan base as a standard? — "Wu Gou's behavior has a lot of haters, and I still criticize him without hesitation. You celebrities have such trivial matters to brag about?"

"Wu Mu's Netflix variety show? Is that the one that's been all over the internet lately?" Mo Songlin was clearly not a loyal viewer of his, but he still asked curiously.

Mo Mo, standing to the side, seemed quite moved and nodded heavily, "After watching so many of Mr. Wu Mu's shows, I always doubt whether I am worthy of the audience's affection."

Wu Mu chuckled, "No, no, of course she's worthy of him. Teacher Mo Mo is a legendary pop star, who wouldn't like her?"

Mo Mo blinked at him but didn't say anything.

After asking whether it was a real film, Gu Yu then bombarded Wu Mu with a barrage of detailed questions until a sauerkraut fish simmering in the pot began to bubble, before finally letting him go, still not quite satisfied.

"Wu Mu, you and Xiao Mo go sit outside for a while. Dinner will be ready soon."
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(I'm tormented by procrastination because I don't have perfect attendance.)

(End of this chapter)