Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 286 Your Prince Charming will come riding on the snow.

"Uncle, why did you come early?"

Kim Minjung was a little surprised when he received Mingyan's call, as it wasn't the agreed time yet.

“We can’t just arrive at the exact time,” Mingyan said, noticing the background noise from her niece’s side. “I’ve already spoken to your roommate; you can just leave.”

Kim Minjung happily agreed: "Okay."

Many people have experienced this when they were in school: when everyone else was in class, it felt prestigious to be able to leave early for some reason.

Kim Minjung felt something similar at that moment.

"Minjung, has oppa come to pick you up?"

Liu Zhimin asked curiously.

"Okay, Jimin unnie, I won't be staying with you guys today." Kim Minjung picked up her small bag and left the practice room amidst the envious glances of the others.

"That's great. I wish I had such a wonderful uncle," Ning Yizhuo said enviously. "Then my debut spot would be a sure thing."

Although they don't say it out loud, they all privately believe that Kim Minjung doesn't actually need to worry about debuting.

Even if SM Entertainment doesn't give them face, they'll clearly say they can find another company for their niece.

Seoul has everything, but it doesn't lack entertainment companies.

"Don't talk nonsense. Minjung works very hard too."

Liu Zhimin stuffed the throat lozenges she hadn't had time to take out back into her pocket.

Kim Minjung slipped away too quickly; she didn't even have time to have her younger sister deliver it to Mingyan.

……

"Uncle, what are we going to do now?"

Kim Minjung happily shoved himself into the car, even fastening his seatbelt faster than usual.

No child dislikes going out to play, especially when it's a new and exciting activity they've never experienced before.

"Let's grab something to eat first. You can't ski without energy." Kim Minjung was happy, and Mingyan was happy too: "Western food, lasagna or douzhi noodles, you choose one."

Both of these are foods that the little one likes to eat.

The two had been together for over a year, and Mingyan had already figured out his niece's tastes perfectly.

"Western food, next time I'll try the fermented mung bean noodles."

"Let's go."

After finishing their meal, the uncle and nephew went home to wash up and change their clothes before getting into the nanny car driven by Zheng Yuanlong.

Ming said that he was going to be a guest on BLACKPINK's variety show tonight, so of course he had to be with his manager, otherwise it would be difficult to communicate with the production team at YG.

"Hello, Yuanlong oppa~" Kim Minjung said shyly. She wasn't very familiar with Jung Yuanlong; they had only met a few times.

"Hello, Min Jung."

Jung Won-ryong had a very good impression of the well-behaved and cute Kim Min-jung, and even remarked several times in front of someone why he had such a good niece, which infuriated Ming-yeon.

Mingyan gestured for the little guy to rest: "Wonryong-ge, I'll take Minjun to play for a while. I'll trouble you to make contact with YG."

"Hey, you're making it sound like we're going to do something bad, like we're going to make a rendezvous."

"That's about right, as long as it's the same idea."

Kim Minjung is already full of anticipation; the feeling of gliding on the pristine white snow must be amazing.

Jung Won-ryong drove to a ski resort near Seoul. Once the weather gets warmer, it will be impossible to ski there. He has caught the last bit of skiing in South Korea.

Ski resorts usually have shops that rent equipment to visitors who need it. After all, many people only come once or twice, and it's not worth buying a set of skis, gloves, or other equipment.

"Uncle, did Jisoo unnie's company pay for all of this?" Kim Minjung struggled to put on her shoes, her face turning red.

“Yeah, I can’t be a guest for nothing.” Mingyan squatted down to help his niece put on her shoes: “Your uncle is worth a lot.”

This man wasn't just bragging. After "Fight for My Way" aired, his value skyrocketed, both in terms of business activities and acting fees.

For example, the salary figure in the cooperation proposal sent this time for "Memories of the Alhambra" has increased significantly.

He earned less than 800 million won from filming "Fight for My Way," but he will earn more from his new drama.

"My little uncle is the best." "Minjung, you're only saying that because you need me to teach you skiing, right?"

"No, it's the truth, hehe."

Mingyan helped Kim Minjung to her feet, patted the girl's thick clothes, and nodded in satisfaction.

The temperature outside isn't high, and if the little guy gets too excited from playing and catches a cold, it's no joke. After all, he himself experienced something similar not long ago.

It's so painful.

"Come on, I'll take you out for a walk."

"it is good."

……

"Chaeyoung, does your head still hurt?"

Kim Jisoo smiled and patted Park Chaeyoung's head.

While they were eating, the younger sister insisted on trying to crack eggs with her head like her older sisters. But she must have used the wrong force, because she was in so much pain that she couldn't even control her facial expressions.

"Much better~" Park Chaeyoung was still a little aggrieved, because her movements were exactly the same as Kim Jisoo's.

"Ah, a sauna is definitely the best way to relax." Kim Jisoo stretched her body a few times. "Chaeyoung, I'll teach you how to ski later."

She had taken a short nap comfortably in a massage chair in the charcoal cellar, right in front of the camera.

The most straightforward method is to practice breath counting meditation; even just five minutes can restore a significant amount of energy.

Park Chaeyoung winked mischievously: "No need, I have someone to teach me."

"Who?"

"Um...the production team will definitely hire a coach, right?"

Kim Jisoo nodded, it seemed to make sense. The production team would definitely not let the kids improvise freely for the sake of the show's effect, after all, even the most talented one like herself could only be considered an amateur.

"Hey, Jisoo, do you want to know your horoscope for today?" Jennie and Lisa walked over, chattering away, their phones in hand.

Kim Jisoo asked, somewhat puzzled, "What fortune?"

“I was playing games with Lisa at the charcoal cellar earlier,” Jennie said, holding up her phone and waving it. “There was a QR code on the game console there, which said it was a fortune-telling mini-game.”

We both tried it out, and it was actually quite fun.

"The prediction about her love life is very accurate. It says that Jennie will soon meet someone who is a very good dancer and will pursue her."

Lisa said with a smile.

Whether it's accurate or not, young girls are very interested in things like that.

"Wow~" Park Chaeyoung immediately became interested.

Rose walked over, picked up Lisa's phone, and entered Kim Jisoo's name and birthday. Soon, a line of text and a jumping heart pattern appeared on the screen.

"Kim Jisoo, your destiny will come amidst the white snow."

Park Chae-young's hand trembled, and she almost dropped her phone. This thing does seem to be quite accurate.

Snow, skiing, and that oppa will be making a surprise appearance tonight—it all makes sense!

Kim Jisoo walked over and leaned on her younger sister's shoulder: "What? What did it say up there?"

"Here, Jisoo unnie, see for yourself." Park Chaeyoung, realizing what was happening, handed over the phone, her excitement barely concealed.

What is fate?

That's what you call fate!
Rose didn't believe in fate, but the coincidences between Mingyan and Kim Jisoo were indeed a bit too romantic.

"Walking on the white snow..."

Park Chae-young added, "Maybe it means our coach tonight will be really handsome."

Jisoo pouted and shoved the phone back into Rose's hand.

"That's good, let's go."

(End of this chapter)