Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 290 Let's take on a high challenge together.

"How did I behave just now?"

Kim Jisoo slowly slid back and very roughly inserted herself between Mingyan and Park Chaeyoung.

The production team tactfully shifted the camera focus; they had already filmed quite a bit when Mingyan was giving instructions to Park Chae-young, which should be enough footage.

"Not bad, I thought you'd forgotten everything you learned." Mingyan gave a thumbs up, praising Kim Jisoo's performance.

This guy certainly didn't embarrass his teacher.

Kim Jisoo pouted and said, "Tch, skiing isn't that hard."

"Jisoo unnie, oppa was just telling me about how you cried back then."

Park Chae-young chimed in from the side.

"Who cried? I didn't." Kim Jisoo's gaze narrowed slightly. Why did this guy blurt out everything? "He's just talking nonsense."

As the eldest member of the group, she has always presented a strong image to the public, one that she doesn't cry easily.

"Yes, yes, Chaeyoung, I remembered wrong. I was the one who cried back then."

"That's you!"

Rosé put her arm around Jisoo's shoulder: "Jisoo unnie, what does oppa look like when he cries?"

Rose was shrewd; she planned to have her cake and eat it too. She would listen to Mingyan's story first, and then listen to Kim Jisoo's story, so that she could have a different feeling each time.

"You look terrible. Your face is covered in snot and tears. You'll be disappointed when you see you." Kim Jisoo wrinkled her nose, her face full of disgust.

Actually, she was lying. The one who cried without any regard for her image wasn't that guy, it was Kim Jisoo herself.

Ming Yan rarely sheds tears; they usually only do so at special times and places.

He was smiling even when he got into a car accident while protecting Lin Na-yeon.

"But I've seen oppa's crying scenes, and he's still pretty handsome."

Park Chae-young asked in confusion.

Mingyan is an actor. He has basically acted in everything on screen except for bed scenes, and crying scenes are the most important of them.

"That's all fake!" Kim Jisoo stated definitively.

After the girl finished speaking, she grinned at Mingyan with her small white teeth, giving him a threatening look, as if warning him not to contradict her.

“Chaeyoung, I cried so much back then.” Mingyan mimicked wiping his nose and tears with his hand, a truly lifelike gesture: “Jisoo even encouraged me back then.”

That's nonsense. Anyway, I'm sure Park Chae-young knows the truth in her heart.

Kim Jisoo kicked the guy.

She gets angry whenever she sees Mingyan's face. He was chatting so happily with Park Chaeyoung just now, so why does he start getting irritating when it comes to her?

"Hey, there's a camera."

"It's okay, just cut this part out and don't broadcast it."

If the production team were to broadcast the interaction between Mingyan and Kim Jisoo, it would definitely cause a huge uproar. YG isn't that crazy.

There have to be some benefits to the scandalous publicity, and you have to be able to get them back; otherwise, it's just that you're complaining about making too much money.

Jennie and Lisa initially thought that having this oppa as a guest was a good thing, but now it seems that Mingyan and Kim Jisoo's close relationship has actually made their task more difficult.

Jisoo perfectly demonstrated what it means to be a "pro," while Jennie, who claimed to know how to ski, was far less skilled; she didn't even dare to ski down alone.

Of course, this is also a way to create a good show effect.

The production team then divided the participants into groups. Myung-yeon, Ji-soo, and Jennie were assigned to the advanced group to take on higher challenges, while Rosé and Lisa were assigned to the children's group to rest.

They really don't know how to ski, and they can't learn in a short time, so just a token effort is fine.

Park Chaeyoung originally planned to switch with Jennie so she could observe Myung-yeon and Kim Ji-soo's interactions up close, but that oppa gave her another difficult task.

Take care of Kim Minjung.

Since everyone was in the children's group, they had more in common to talk about.

As for why Jennie was assigned to the expert group...

The main issue was that the production team couldn't easily show footage of Mingyan and Kim Jisoo alone together. Their interaction was just too natural; filming them alone was definitely not feasible, otherwise, the show simply wouldn't be able to air.

To get up the mountain, you have to take a cable car. Kim Jisoo and Jennie rode in one car, while Mingyan and a photographer rode in another. Along the way, they just shared their thoughts and did some promotional stuff.

Just imagine that scene: a camera shoved right in your face. It would be hard to be natural.

Viewers can't see anything through the screen, but it puts a lot of pressure on the actors' acting skills.

"Hey, how about we have a competition?"

After the group arrived at their destination, Kim Ji-soo immediately challenged Ming-yeon.

When filming a variety show, it's essential to make it entertaining.

“Okay, I accept your challenge.” Mingyan glanced at the length of the advanced ski slope, and since there weren’t many people around, he wasn’t worried about any problems.

Jennie realized she was just a tool: "Then I'll be the referee."

She definitely won't get much screen time while skiing, so she might as well have more interactions with Kim Jisoo to fill up her screen time and maybe even promote their on-screen chemistry.

"Okay, then you need to be serious."

Kim Jisoo tidied up her gear and prepared to set off with full confidence.

"Jisoo, you'd better be careful." Mingyan laughed, "So you don't fall down and cry... no, I mean cry. I don't want to cry so miserably in front of the camera."

Revenge, blatant revenge.

"Hmph, we'll see."

"come on."

Jennie raised her hands high, then suddenly swung them down.

Ming Yan said that he didn't actually go all out, after all, this was a TV show, not a pure competition, and going slower would help the cameramen next to him keep up.

The cameramen on these South Korean variety shows are truly all-rounders. They follow the celebrities no matter what activities they participate in, from chasing and skiing to swimming. They can do anything, whether it's going up in the air or down on the ground.

Kim Jisoo pouted and focused intently on charging forward.

However, even though he was holding back, he was still faster than Kim Jisoo.

Just as they were about to reach the finish line, Mingyan suddenly slammed on the brakes. He was about to turn around and wave to Kim Jisoo when he suddenly saw a dark figure hurtling straight toward him.

Eager to win, Kim Ji-soo saw that Ming-yan had reached the finish line and she accelerated as well, but couldn't stop.

The man knew the shadowy figure was Kim Jisoo, so he caught the girl.

The two tumbled and scrambled a considerable distance, but fortunately there were few people on the ski slope, which greatly reduced the risk of injury.

"Jisoo, are you alright?" Mingyan held the girl tightly in his arms and asked repeatedly when he felt her body stop moving.

"Are you hurt?"

When Kim Ji-soo came to her senses, her first reaction was to ask about Ming-yeon's situation.

"No, I'm glad you're alright." Mingyan was finally relieved: "Jisoo, you scared me to death just now."

"I'm sorry~ I couldn't stop in time." The girl was also a little embarrassed. If she hadn't been so reckless, this accident wouldn't have happened. Fortunately, neither of them was injured.

"What kind of skiing is it if you don't fall? Remember to tell the production team to cut this part out and not air it."

"Okay, what is this hard thing?"

"Could you please stop touching those? They're ski poles."

The production crew rushed over to check on them and were relieved to see that both of them were alright.

But why are these two hugging and not getting up for so long?
……

the other side.

Park Chaeyoung held a cup of hot cocoa and smiled like a strange older sister.

"Minjung, what's the relationship between your uncle and Jisoo unnie?"

(End of this chapter)