On the 46th floor of the World Financial Center in Lujiazui, Shanghai, the three screens in front of Wusak were flashing data from different dimensions at the same time - on the left was the real-time sales curve of the German branch's Q3, in the middle was the advertising exposure of Facebook and Instagram, and on the right was an Excel spreadsheet with dense formulas calculating the ROI (return on investment) of this "Summer Home Renewal" campaign. Outside the window is the mist at seven o'clock in the morning, which blurs the outline of the Oriental Pearl Tower into a blurry silver line. However, the central air conditioner in the office has been maintained at a precise constant temperature of 24°C, which is the same as Wusako's state at the moment: calm, focused, and absolutely sensitive to numbers.
"Wu, there's another explosion in Germany." The voice of marketing colleague Li Wei came over the intercom, with a hint of anxiety. "The sales manager of the Berlin branch said that the outdoor advertising that was just launched yesterday has received more than 20 complaint emails today. Customers in three offline stores said that they were "uncomfortable when seeing the advertisements." Sales dropped by 12% month-on-month."
