Thirty-six yuan for a cup of milk tea—it's really considered sky-high!
The person in charge of coordinating this co-branding at Momo has the last name Wu, which somewhat resembles the name of a male top influencer who later got into sewing machines, called Wu Yifan.
"Quick, check the data to see how many people are scrambling for it!" he urged.
"Okay."
Everyone looked at the long string of numbers, and some of the more active show-offs couldn't help but gasp.
Although the internal promotion for this co-branding event was strong, the numbers were still astonishing.
"Shhh—! Over 60,000 people are vying to purchase?"
In the era when live-streaming sales were in vogue, compared with those truly impressive live-streaming big shots, these numbers aren't really noteworthy.
But this was only 2015, and Momo had just started to venture into the e-commerce field.
"A total of five cities, less than 500 cups combined."
"That means more than a hundred people for one cup?"
