Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 363 The Great Enemy.

At this moment, Kim Ji-won finally understood some of the feelings that Park Chae-young had.

There seems to be an impenetrable aura between Mingyan and Kim Jisoo, making anyone standing in front of them feel frustrated.

Kim Ji-won is starting to admire Lim Na-yeon.

When she first got together with someone, she didn't have a clear understanding of that guy's relationship with his two friends. But Rabbit Tooth, being in the middle of it all, actually thought about taking action to steal Mingyan away beforehand.

Wow, you’re so brave.

Rabbit teeth: Only because I am in the midst of this mountain.

However, isn't he himself now challenging Kim Jisoo?

Although Kim Ji-won was reluctant to admit it, she did feel more like a challenger to Kim Ji-soo, even though this simpleton didn't even have a formal title yet.

The woman had realized that, whether the two men admitted it or not, they each held a very important place in each other's hearts.

"Ji-won unnie, what's wrong?"

Kim Jisoo was actually waiting for this older sister to give her some advice on her acting career.

As a result, Kim Ji-won suddenly spaced out.

"It's nothing, being an actress is great." Kim Ji-won gazed deeply in the direction of Ming-yan: "With his help, this path will be much smoother."

In the entertainment industry, connections are paramount, and this determines the resources Kim Jisoo starts with.

Many actors, including Kim Ji-won herself, have worked their way up from supporting roles, and it takes them several years to get the chance to play the lead role in a drama. However, popular idols can skip this step and directly play the lead role, but the quality of the drama cannot be guaranteed.

Actors and K-pop are two different circles, and it's always a bit of a struggle to get into one.

However, with Mingyan's help, Kim Jisoo was able to skip this stage and seamlessly switch to being an actress.

"Ji-won unnie, actually I want to learn from you." Kim Ji-soo had watched all of Ming-yan's dramas from beginning to end, so she was naturally impressed by her older sister's acting skills.

She felt that she and Kim Ji-won not only had similar names, but also similar personalities.

"Learn from me?"

"Yeah, I thought you and that guy were a good match, but it's a pity you two broke up later."

The same words, if spoken by Lim Nayeon, would be 100% provocative, but when spoken by Kim Jisoo, they sound incredibly natural, leaving no room for rebuttal.

Kim Ji-won is the type of person who becomes even more compliant when faced with someone soft-hearted.

She is naturally quiet and introverted. During the first phase of her relationship, she basically believed everything he said. The little tricks she uses now and her confrontations with Lim Nayeon are all things that came out of her during the second phase.

The days after the breakup were too hard to endure; if you want happiness, you have to work hard for it yourself.

Mingyan said that when he told Kim Jisoo to "urge him to get married" last time, Kim Jiwon didn't quite believe it, but she didn't expect to hear it with her own ears now.

Kim Ji-won said softly, "Has he... mentioned me to you?"

"Of course, when you were dating, you would mention it almost every time you met, 'Ji-won noona, Ji-won noona~'" Kim Ji-soo really knew Ming-yeon well, and her imitation was spot on, it sounded like someone's tone.

What did he say about me?

If Krystal Jung saw the little expression on her friend's face at this moment, she would definitely scold her for being spineless.

Even before Mingyan said anything, Kim Jisoo casually rambled on for a few minutes, and Kim Jiwon couldn't muster any more energy.

Kim Jisoo recalled, "They praised you for being gentler than me, but Nayeon and I both became the negative example."

This person has never shied away from talking about his girlfriends with his friends. Among them, Kim Ji-won is the ex-girlfriend that he mentions most frequently and is often used to contrast Kim Ji-soo and Lim Na-yeon's "atrocities".

The reason why Rabbit Teeth reacted so strongly after Kim Ji-won reappeared is also related to the foreshadowing that followed.

This older sister has a double buff.

They're special when they're in love, and they can even come back to life after a breakup; they're practically indestructible.

"Pfft, Jisoo, so you didn't hit him?" Kim Jiwon covered her mouth and laughed. Mingyan had never mentioned this before, and it seemed interesting to look back on her and that guy's dating time from a third-party perspective. "I didn't hit him, Nayeon did."

"Nayeon doesn't like me very much."

"She's just too into playing Mingyan's girlfriend; it's not that she doesn't like you."

Kim Ji-won turned her head and glanced at Kim Ji-soo beside her, wondering if her younger sister was pretending to be confused or if she really didn't see anything.

"Jisoo, aren't you unhappy?" Kim Ji-won carefully chose her words: "For example, he compared me to you or something."

She didn't want to provoke Kim Jisoo too much, lest she break that invisible and intangible barrier, and then have to take responsibility openly.

Kim Jisoo was like a sleeping beast, and neither she nor Lim Nayeon wanted to wake her up.

The girl shook her head: "No."

"why?"

"Because he was happy when he mentioned you, I wasn't unhappy at all."

Kim Ji-won was speechless.

She desperately wanted to confirm that Kim Jisoo was saying that on purpose, but there was no trace of pretense on her face. She was chatting casually from beginning to end, unlike herself who seemed to be on high alert.

"Unnie, the movie is about to start."

"Oh."

Kim Ji-won nodded dejectedly.

For some reason, she still felt that Lim Nayeon was cuter, and that being with Kim Jisoo made her feel depressed and insignificant.

After the movie started, Kim Jisoo glanced at the woman next to her, then looked away and focused all her attention on the movie.

The girl remembered that Mingyan was covered in injuries while filming the movie, and now that she has seen the full film, she finally understands why. Choi Doo-il really did all his fight scenes from beginning to end.

He's a true acting fanatic; once he starts filming, he forgets everything else.

Kim Ji-won, on the other hand, focuses more on the film itself. Every actor's ultimate dream is to appear on the big screen, and she doesn't know when she will be able to achieve this goal.

The two-plus hours flew by, and after the movie ended, thunderous applause filled the theater.

Han Jae-rim's storytelling skills are still on point; the story is very complete, the characters are well-developed, and given the advantage of the subject matter, it's highly likely that the film will perform well after its release.

Kim Ji-won stood up and politely joined in the applause, while Kim Ji-soo's gaze pierced through the crowd and found Ming-yan, who happened to be looking over as well.

Their eyes met as if by some strange twist of fate, and they exchanged a silent message.

Mingyan: This guy must have been shocked by my acting skills.

Kim Jisoo: Your acting was alright. What should we eat later?
"Ji-won unnie, he's busy later, let me treat you to something to eat."

Seeing that the party was about to end, Kim Ji-soo turned to Kim Ji-won and made a suggestion.

As Mingyan previously stated, he had many things to do after the event, and the two of them would have to arrange their own schedules for the rest of the trip.

"Okay." Kim Ji-won wanted to hear more stories, preferably about the first phase of their relationship.

Someone acts aloof and cold in front of you, saying nothing, and when asked, all they say is that they want to break up. Anyone who doesn't know better would think they have no heart.

Moreover, she also needs to get to know Kim Jisoo better to see if she is truly a wise fool who is pretending to be weak while actually being strong.

Before leaving, the two girls raised their hands and waved again, as if by unspoken agreement.

"Ji-won unnie, I just wanted to tell him that we're leaving."

"Me too, haha."

(End of this chapter)