Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 354 Seriously? You're really going to do this?

"My family has an orange grove?"

Kim Minjung repeated Mingyan's words and automatically changed the subject.

"How was it, Minzheng? Was it fun?" Mingyan asked with great interest. Everyone who has lived in the concrete jungle for a long time longs for the pastoral scenery.

As for why it's an orange grove...

After all, tangerines are a specialty of Jeju Island.

Kim Minjung thought about it along with his uncle's train of thought, and it seemed to make sense.

What's the point of spending your vacation in Seoul? Come to Jeju Island, it's so much more fun, and you can eat delicious black pork all the time.

Liu Zhimin seemed to be deep in thought. So this oppa had this in mind when he suggested going to pick oranges. She wished she had such a nice uncle.

Her sister is just a nurse at the hospital, and the two of them argue every few days, so she can't be relied on at all.

The three chatted and ate breakfast, then followed the navigation to the orange grove they had booked in advance. Their behavior was similar to that of city dwellers who like to go to the suburbs to pick their own fruits and vegetables, mainly for the sake of novelty.

The reason given was to investigate whether planting orange trees was troublesome.

"Boss, approximately how many orange trees do you have here?"

Mingyan looked at the endless orange grove in front of him and chatted casually with the owner next to him.

"More than a thousand, I guess." The owner of the orange grove was a dark-skinned middle-aged man who spoke with a strong local accent: "My place isn't very big in Jeju Island, so I also do some business catering to tourists."

Are oranges easy to grow?

"It's easy to grow if you're just doing it for fun, but people like us would definitely be busy every day." The boss thought Mingyan was a clueless city dweller.

Indeed, he openly admitted that he had never farmed before and that everything he knew came from the internet.

The man nodded: "If I want to plant some orange trees for fun, right here in Jeju Island, how many do you think would be appropriate?"

"That depends on how big your land is. In Jeju Island..." The boss was very open and forthcoming: "About 50 to 60 trees per acre."

It depends on the variety of orange, but it's roughly around this number.

"I just want to buy a farm. I really like oranges and want to set up a small orange grove."

"Then you should buy the nicer one."

Professional farms need to plan for specific crops, after all, they need to make money. People like Mingyan, who are just doing it for fun, only need to be willing to spend money, as long as it looks good in the end.

The boss even tried to sell Mingyan his oranges, repeatedly saying that once the deal was finalized, he could ask him to pick up the saplings.

Mingyan smiled and thanked them, then turned and went to find Kim Minjung and Yoo Jimin. Even if he wanted to buy something, he should check the quality of the items first.

As a result, the man hadn't gone far inside when he heard two girls shouting and yelling.

Liu Zhimin was holding an orange and gesturing at it, while Jin Minzheng was chasing after his older sister. The little girl's face was flushed, and she looked quite angry.

“Minjung, you were the one who said first that I seemed to have stuffed two oranges in my mouth.”

"Jimin unnie, I'm praising you!"

"So I wanted you to experience what it feels like to have an orange stuffed in your mouth, why are you still angry?"

"Ji-min unnie!"

Mingyan, who arrived just in time, overheard every word of the two girls' conversation.

He felt that Kim Minjung was definitely wrong. How could he say that Yoo Jimin stuffed two oranges into his mouth? It would be more like he gave her pomelos. Oranges don't come that big.

Humans indeed have no way of accurately describing things they don't have.

"Ahem." Mingyan watched the commotion for a while, then deliberately made some noise to let them know he had arrived.

Girls chasing and playing around is certainly cute, but it's a different story when one of them is your niece.

If it were Yoo Ji-min and Hirai Momo "fighting," he could watch it all day without his eyes getting dry.

"Uncle." "Oppa."

Liu Zhimin looked up and saw Mingyan standing there with a smile. Her already slightly flushed face turned bright red.

The quail eggs are cooked.

The girl silently prayed that her oppa wouldn't overhear her conversation with Kim Minjung, otherwise she would be incredibly embarrassed.

Mingyan cleared his throat before speaking, "See? I told you picking oranges was a lot of fun."

"Uncle, this orange is a bit sour, it's not tasty." Kim Minjun had already picked out a pretty orange and peeled it to taste when he came in. The owner said that all the oranges here could be eaten directly.

"It's not the main harvest season now, so it's normal for the taste to be different."

"Ok."

Kim Minjung gave a mumbled reply.

She weighed the orange in her hand a couple of times. It wasn't very big, but it still seemed a little bigger than herself...

After Mingyan appeared, Liu Zhimin stood obediently to the side, putting on a ladylike demeanor, as if she wasn't the one who had tried to stuff oranges into Jin Minzheng's clothes.

The three of them played in the orange grove all morning, and only went to have lunch when they were tired.

Yoo Jimin remained silent, and the more she didn't mention it, the more she felt that her oppa had overheard her conversation with Kim Minjung, thus falling into a vicious cycle.

"Jimin, how's the sashimi at this place?" Mingyan felt that this child was spacing out much more often in Jeju Island than in Seoul.

The girl shuddered involuntarily: "Oh, very good, very good."

"If you like it, that's fine. We're going to the beach this afternoon, so both of you should dress properly."

"Uncle, I understand!"

Liu Zhimin wrapped her clothes tighter around herself.

Ouch... my arm is still a little sore from being squeezed.

Jeju Island is most famous for its seascapes, which are so magnificent that the Han River can't compare, so seeing the sea is an absolute must-do on any trip.

Instead of going to Aewol-eup first, they arrived at a one-kilometer-long black rocky strip between Jungmun-dong and Daepo-dong in Seogwipo City, where the riverbanks were lush with vegetation and the scenery was enchanting.

Most importantly, there are very few people, so you can fully enjoy the natural scenery.

The wind at the beach was still quite strong, and Mingyan subconsciously turned to the side to protect the two girls behind him. However, Jin Minzheng obviously didn't care about this, ignoring the messy hair hitting his face, and shouted with his mouth wide open.

"Yeah~~~"

The sweet, childlike voice faded into the wind shortly after it was uttered, and no one knows whose ears it might have reached.

Just as Mingyan was about to say something, Kim Minjung had already run off to pick flowers a short distance away. He had no choice but to put his hand down helplessly, realizing that his niece was indeed a natural type.

Liu Zhimin also squinted her eyes happily, the scenery in front of her making her unconsciously empty her mind and not want to think about anything.

When she opened her eyes again, besides the sea breeze, she was greeted by a seabird of unknown species.

"ah!"

The girl let out a piercing scream and then collapsed limply.

Mingyan was replying to Lim Nayeon's text message when he heard Yoo Jimin's scream and rushed over to help the girl.

He knew the child had ornithophobia, but wasn't it a bit much that he fainted?
"Zhimin, Zhimin." Mingyan placed his hand under the girl's nostrils to check her breath.

Thankfully, he's still breathing.

So what should we do next?
Mingyan gently patted Liu Zhimin's face a few times, but she showed no sign of waking up.

Oh no, this child is really dizzy.

(End of this chapter)