Back when Ni Bingyan was still a nobody struggling from the bottom up, she was incredibly envious of her peers who were heavily promoted by major corporations.
When she heard people call them "the pampered daughters of some filthy rich patron" behind their backs, she thought it was a perfect fit.
These patrons had endless money to burn. They could casually fund a few shows, and their "pampered daughters" would be busy from one end of the year to the other. If one of them had a bad temper or their schedule was too tight, they might throw a diva fit and refuse to work, demanding to be coddled before they'd deign to film properly. They treated these opportunities, which others would kill for, as if they were nothing.
