Xue Ling's agency wasn't large—barely clinging to the lower tiers of the third rank. A more reputable agency, faced with such a promising star, would have supported and managed him meticulously, not so recklessly exploited his fanbase.
But when Xue Ling first entered the industry, he was nothing special, and his features were quite different from what they are now, which is why he signed with a mediocre agency. Even then, they thought they had struck a fantastic bargain.
Now that his fame had surged, within the small agency, he was truly the top star. Adhering to the principle that it was better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in a big pond, he also thoroughly enjoyed it.
After all, with his looks, why worry about not being remembered for the major film and television resources of bigger companies?
