Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 313 Who won?
"Oppa, no need to trouble yourself."

Liu Zhimin waved her hands repeatedly in refusal; there was a reason why she couldn't ride a bicycle at her age.

“It’s okay, riding a bicycle is very simple.” Ming said confidently, as he has a wealth of experience in raising children.

Kim Minjung laughed: "Yeah, Jimin unnie, you'll learn after falling a few more times."

The most important thing about riding a bicycle is mastering balance; once you find that feeling, you'll naturally get the hang of it.

"forget it."

Liu Zhimin was still somewhat hesitant.

The girl was very frustrated. She wasn't the kind of person who disliked sports, but every time she was with Mingyan, they would encounter sports she wasn't good at.

Last time it was bungee jumping, and now it's cycling.

“It’s okay, Jimin unnie. Some of my friends can’t ride bicycles either.” Kim Minjung’s tone carried a hint of boasting. “Uncle, let’s rent a bike first.”

The little guy can't wait.

Seventeen is the age when one is full of energy. Even after practicing all day, one can become energetic again when it comes to playing.

"Alright, then let's rent two bicycles." Seeing that Liu Zhimin was indeed unwilling, Mingyan didn't press the matter.

The most important thing when you're out having fun is to have a good time.

Liu Zhimin finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Uncle, Jimin unnie, I'll go ahead and scout ahead first."

After getting the bicycle, Kim Minjung immediately started having fun, riding off nimbly and showing off his strength despite his small and thin frame.

Mingyan watched his niece, who was as swift as the wind, disappear into the distance. Pushing his bike, he started chatting with the girl next to him: "Zhimin, don't you like riding bicycles?"

“No.” Liu Zhimin gently shook her head: “I learned to ride a bicycle when I was little, but on the way here, a bird flew straight at me…”

Then, I became afraid to ride a bicycle.

Hmm, that sounds like a rather strange reason.

"Zhimin, you fell down back then, didn't you?" Psychological trauma is indeed hard to explain. It's like a threshold that you couldn't cross when you were a child, and you still think you can't cross it when you grow up.

He made it clear that he had no intention of helping the girl overcome her trauma, since not being able to ride a bicycle wasn't a big deal anyway.

Liu Zhimin was still a little embarrassed: "No, I'm afraid of birds."

Afraid of birds?

“Yes, ornithophobia. I get scared when I see birds.” The girl kicked at a pebble on the road. “So the thought of hitting birds while riding my bike or driving makes it impossible for me to concentrate.”

"Easy to handle."

"Easy to handle?"

"Yes, as long as you cover your eyes, you won't be afraid of birds if you can't see them."

Liu Zhimin knew that this annoying oppa was joking, so she stomped her foot angrily and turned her head away, ignoring Mingyan.

"Zhimin, I have an even better idea. Do you want to hear it?" Mingyan pressed Liu Zhimin's head and turned it to the front. If you can walk without looking ahead, then driving with your eyes covered is not out of the question.

The girl still couldn't outwit someone: "What?"

"Then let's find someone willing to give you a ride, whether it's a bicycle or a car, we'll just be the passengers." Mingyan patted the back seat of the bicycle: "I wonder if I'll have that honor tonight?"

Carrying passengers on his bicycle is a daily routine for him, because Kim Jisoo can't ride a bicycle either!
Yoo Jimin was afraid of birds, while Kim Jisoo simply had a poor sense of balance, or you could say she was clumsy.

Unless one day a bicycle has eight wheels, that guy will never be able to learn. This is all hard-earned experience that Mingyan has summarized after his painstaking teaching.

I can't teach him, I really can't teach him.

Does that mean beautiful women can't ride bicycles?

Nayeon:?

"Thank you oppa~"

Liu Zhimin had never expected Mingyan to give her a ride; this was an unexpected surprise.

The girl thought about her weight, which was around 90 pounds, and wondered if she would find it heavy.

The first thing trainees do when they arrive at the practice room every day is weigh themselves; this is the easiest thing to do.

"Get on, I'll take you after Minjung." Mingyan supported himself on one leg on the rented bicycle, gesturing to Liu Zhimin with his eyes. Liu Zhimin hurriedly agreed, "Oh, okay."

She sat sideways in the back of the car, her hands awkwardly clasped together. Finally, as Ming said "Let's go," she hurriedly grabbed the oppa's clothes. The warm touch on her fingertips made the girl blush again.

Liu Zhimin secretly looked up, and only relaxed slightly after confirming that Mingyan hadn't noticed.

It must be said that the Han River in March is a great place for cycling. The evening breeze carries the unique, faint fishy smell of the water and brushes against the girl's face. The two figures are reflected on the shimmering river surface.

"Zhimin, I rode very steadily, didn't I?"

"Yes, it's very stable."

Mingyan's skills were honed under Kim Jisoo's guidance, but that girl was far less honest than Yoo Jimin; she preferred to stand directly on the frame and shout.

Kim Jisoo would even treat her best friend like a horse, constantly shouting "Gagaga!"

The man once swore that he would ride back off Kim Jisoo sooner or later!

The two quickly caught up with Kim Minjung. The little guy stopped by the roadside and was talking to another child. When he saw Mingyan coming, his eyes lit up: "That's right, how could I forget that bicycles can carry people?"

"Minjung, you ride pretty fast."

"Uncle, let's have a competition."

Kim Minjung was just discussing the competition with the kids; it's more fun when there are winners and losers.

However, Mingyan, who carries Liu Zhimin, is clearly a better opponent.

"A competition?" Mingyan thought for a moment, "Sure, but we'd have to bet something, right?"

“Bet…” Kim Minjung hadn’t thought of that yet.

"Zhimin, what do you suggest we bet on?"

"How about we bet on dinner? Whoever loses treats." Liu Zhimin was also interested in the game: "But oppa, you're going to have to give me a ride, isn't that a bit unfair?"

“Jimin unnie, that’s how it should be fair, otherwise how can I compare to my uncle?”

Kim Minjung is quite clever; she knows where her strengths lie.

Mingyan smiled and gave an OK sign: "Zhimin, don't worry, there won't be any problems."

"Alright then, I'll treat you to a meal."

Two bicycles were parked side by side on a straight path.

"One, two... Go!" Kim Minjung was being cunning; he darted out as soon as he uttered the word "two," trying to seize the initiative at the start.

"Zhimin, hurry up."

"Ok!"

Even though Liu Zhimin had prepared herself mentally, she still instinctively hugged this oppa when Mingyan sped up, pressing her face tightly against the man's broad back.

The sound of the wind seemed to disappear from the girl's ears in an instant, leaving only the sound of Mingyan's breathing and blood flowing.

Mingyan's footwork slowed down considerably as a result.

There's no other reason than that the tactile sensation of his back was so clear; his extensive experience even helped him simulate the approximate outline the moment he made contact: soft, white, large...

Tsk, this position is a bit off; it seems to be drooping a little.

Kim Minjung pedaled his bicycle furiously, glancing back every now and then to make sure his uncle wasn't following.

That's right. Liu Zhimin weighs over 90 pounds, so it would be really wrong for me to lose.

"Yeah, I won!"

The little guy arrived at the destination first, and about half a minute later, Mingyan and Liu Zhimin arrived late.

"Zhimin, are you scared?" Mingyan asked the girl in the back seat first.

"No."

Was my acceleration a bit sudden?

I think it's just right.

For some reason, Kim Minjung suddenly felt like he was the loser.

(End of this chapter)