Much like J.K Rowling, many companies did not approve of Rin's works. Her articles about how humans harmed nature was apparently "useless."

Her other articles about legal gay marriage in Korea, less harsh education for students in Korea, health conditions in Africa, and beauty standards around the world were also apparently "uninteresting and stupid."

Her novel about an alcoholic going through a breakup was apparently "too bad." The alcoholic man was going through a breakup because his girlfriend didn't like that he was drinking. When, in fact, the alcoholic's best friend was in love with her, and the girl couldn't bare to break the two best friends apart.

One company liked her articles and her novel. Although they couldn't publish all of her works at once, they spaced them out. And within a year, she was recognized as an empowering woman in Korea to speak out how the true problems.

Companies that declined her works came crawling back, but she had developed a backbone at that time. She scoffed and closed the door in their faces.

Two years of hard work later, she made her own company. People were hired in a snap. Rin tried not to be like the other companies who declined her work. If she saw a spark of potential, she would hire the person.