Actually, An Ning's sudden suggestion for Chu Lan to sign a new talent wasn't a whim; she felt that Chu Lan should sign a new talent.
Because, in An Ning's own opinion, she couldn't be sure how much longer she would stay in the entertainment industry.
One year? Two years? Or three to five years?
Anyway, there will definitely be a day when I retire from the entertainment industry.
But it doesn't matter if she retires from the entertainment industry. She has the An family backing her. She can easily find a job in any company and live a comfortable life.
But Chu Lan is different.
Chu Lan's major is this, and she will definitely have to mentor newcomers in the future; it's something she has to do to survive in this industry.
It just depends on whether she wants to mentor newcomers or veterans in the entertainment industry.
Mentoring newcomers has its advantages, and mentoring experienced people also has its advantages.
If it's a newcomer, the newcomer won't be as shrewd. They'll still be in their prime, so Chu Lan will have a lot to worry about. She'll have to tell the newcomer all the rules and regulations in the industry to prevent them from making mistakes.
But if Chu Lan were to mentor the veterans in the entertainment industry, these tasks would be unnecessary, since they are all veterans and already know what they need to know.
It's not so easy to mentor an old hand who's been in the entertainment industry for several years. After all, people at this age have their own ideas, and when the two of them disagree, it's often a real headache for Chu Lan.
An Ning had thought of all of this. If she were to give advice, she would suggest that Chu Lan take on a few newcomers, since she would know them better after training them herself.
The chances of encountering an ungrateful person like in novels are probably not that high.
"What, you don't want to work under me anymore?"
After a long silence between the two, Chu Lan was the first to break it. She picked up a piece of sweet and sour pork ribs for herself and asked casually.
However, the strength with which she gripped the chopsticks betrayed the turmoil in her heart at that moment.
How could she possibly be calm?
Anning and I have been struggling here for so long. Back then, we were both newcomers in this industry. We comforted each other and encouraged each other in the quiet of the night, hoping that the future would be bright.
However, reality is often disappointing. After several years, none of them had made a name for themselves. Things were looking up, but An Ning's sudden mention of this matter made Chu Lan feel that An Ning wanted to go solo.
If An Ning knew what Chu Lan was thinking, she would burst out laughing. Going solo?
Just kidding.
"Sister Lan, what are you saying? As long as I'm in this industry, you'll always be my sister."
The conversation has already been quite open; it would be impolite to continue this topic.
Chu Lan suddenly grinned and said, "Okay."
She got up, took two bottles of low-alcohol beer from the refrigerator behind her, opened them, and handed them to Anning. "Here, have one?"
She only opened one bottle, thinking that if Anning refused, she would drink it herself...
"Go ahead and drink it. You only remember to hand it to me. Why don't you open one and drink one yourself?" An Ning readily accepted the beer Chu Lan offered, her eyes fixed on Chu Lan.
"How could that be? I definitely remember it."
Chu Lan pulled the tab off the unopened bottle of beer that she had casually placed on the table and held it up in front of An Ning.
"Cheers, wishing my sister Lan a bright future."
"Haha, thanks for your kind words, you too!"
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