Honestly, Sun Jialin was much more interested in joining Jiang Wan's new company than one of the older, more established MCNs.
For one, the older companies usually had a strict hierarchy. They didn't distribute traffic based on the quality of your work, but instead favored their veteran creators.
There might even be a casting couch!
It was just like the Korean entertainment industry—incredibly corrupt behind the scenes.
That's why Sun Jialin had such high hopes for Jiang Wan's new company.
After all, a brand-new company was unlikely to have a strict hierarchy. Even if one developed, as one of the very first members to join, she'd surely be in the top tier.
She was a firm believer in the saying, 'Better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in a big sea.'
Besides, Sun Jialin was confident that with Lin Shen's personality, he would never let his company just fade into mediocrity.
Since he was building it with Jiang Wan, he was sure to make it a huge success.
