Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 477 Are you going to break up again?

Mingyan patted Kim Minjung's little head.

"Of course you're part of this family."

Before Kim Minjung came to Seoul, he didn't have any close friends besides Kim Jisoo and Lim Nayeon.

The arrival of this little guy has changed many things without anyone realizing it, and has also changed Mingyan quite a bit. To put it simply, it has given someone a lot more sense of security.

Neither friendship nor romantic love can always completely replace family affection.

"Uncle, if you need my help, just say so." After the emotional outburst, Kim Minjung's sense of responsibility surged, and he patted his flat chest, intending to take the blame.

Mingyan smiled and shook his head: "How can I need your help?"

In his subconscious, Kim Minjung is still a child who needs his protection.

Perhaps because he didn't receive enough love as a child, Mingyan is used to taking on everything and always wants to control everything, and is not used to relying on others.

The only person a man could confide in is probably Kim Ji-soo.

"Uncle, don't underestimate me." Kim Minjung said indignantly, "I can play many more roles than you think. Such a cute niece isn't something you can just have anytime."

"for example?"

"For example... I can help you play the victim in front of Jiwon unnie or Jisoo unnie, and I can also say good things about you."

There are things that the parties involved cannot say, and a third party can often play a significant role at crucial moments.

Mingyan thought about it and realized that it really was true: "Minzheng, don't you have any other thoughts, like you don't like your uncle's womanizing ways?"

“Uncle, I admit that I did think that way at first.” Kim Minjung made a gesture that is very dangerous in South Korea. “However, I changed my mind later.”

"why?"

"Because I feel that your relationship with Jisoo unnie and Nayeon unnie is not as simple as it seems."

The little girl has been with Mingyan for over two years, and she has learned a great deal about the trio's situation through daily interactions alone. The details she reveals are far more impressive than any hearsay.

Kim Minjung will never forget the surprise she felt when she saw Kim Jisoo emerge sleepily from her uncle's room.

Whose best friends are still sleeping in the same room when they're in their twenties? The same goes for Lim Nayeon.

Kim Ji-won was slightly less impressive, but that older sister was one of the few women who had ever visited the house.

In conclusion, Kim Minjung believes that the situation around Mingyan is quite complicated and cannot be simply summarized as a "scumbag".

Of course, the main reason the girl came to such a conclusion was because of favoritism. After all, she and Mingyan were family, and they still needed to distinguish between insiders and outsiders.

Kim Minjung's uncle didn't seem like the kind of particularly bad scumbag, and having more aunts would be quite beneficial for him.

"Ha, Minjung, it seems you've inherited some of the Myung family's intelligence." The man ruffled his niece's hair. Kim Minjung's smug little expression was starting to look more and more like Kim Jisoo's.

Especially the wicked curve of that smile.

Sigh, I still need to learn from good people.

"That's right, my mom often praises me for being smart."

"Maybe it's because of my influence; your uncle is smarter than your mother."

"Uncle, you're lying. My mom said you went to art high school because you weren't good at studying."

"Don't listen to my sister's nonsense, that's not how it is."

Mingyan's grades were indeed average when he was in school, only slightly better than Kim Jisoo's, but he didn't choose to go to an arts high school because of his grades.

His only two best friends are both trainees, so what other choice do he have?
If it weren't for Kim Eun-sook's recommendation, Myung-eon might have already debuted and become a well-known "beautiful but useless" member of a fourth-generation boy group, with nothing to offer except his face.

"Uncle, what did you and Nayeon unnie do at the hotel these past two days?"

"Don't ask questions like a child!"

...The next day, after finishing filming, Mingyan drove to Kim Ji-won's house.

His hands were full of authentic hot pot ingredients he bought from Daelimdong, and it took him more than an hour to prepare them.

"Noona, come and help me!"

As soon as Kim Ji-won opened the door, Myung-eon started yelling.

"Why did you buy so much stuff? Didn't I say we still had some at home?" Kim Ji-won's beautiful long hair was loosely tied back, and she was only wearing the simplest home clothes.

She's been quite busy lately.

Netflix's investment in "Arthdal ​​Chronicles" is a big-budget production, and it's a completely original historical fantasy series that South Korea has never filmed before, so the actors had a lot of preparation to do.

Kim Ji-won is a very dedicated actress. Since the production team chose her as the female lead, she will definitely do her best.

That's why the girl has been contacting Mingyan less frequently lately.

They're both busy.

Mingyan changed her shoes in the entryway: "Nuna, the ingredients in your house are probably not fresh anymore. You've been busy with your homework lately, so you probably haven't had time to cook for yourself."

Kim Ji-won doesn't have much talent when it comes to cooking.

If it weren't for Mingyan's words, she would still be a princess who never lifts a finger.

However, no matter how glamorous a princess is, encountering Mingyan, this devilish star, is like meeting a calamity in her life.

What did that sentence say?

Doomed.

"That's true, I've been really stressed out lately. The production team hired a teacher to instruct us on etiquette, and they even designed a lot of things specifically for the fictional world." Kim Ji-won's tone sounded like she was complaining, but it also sounded like she was showing off.

It's worth noting that it's rare to have the opportunity to work on such a large-scale production in South Korea, and all the actors brought a sense of novelty to the production.

Kim Ji-won is the older sister in terms of age, but in front of Myung-eon, she seems more like a younger sister who needs to be protected.

"My Jiwon noona is the best. If you become famous in the future, remember to look after me."

Mingyan gently kissed the girl's cheek.

Whether it's Lim Nayeon or Kim Ji-won, they are both his wings.

"Hmph, you're still the better one. I received the porridge that Yuanlong oppa sent." Kim Ji-won then flattered Ming-yan again. The online opinion has now made the man the rising star of the TV drama industry.

Young actors who are both handsome and capable of carrying a drama are still very rare, mainly because both their physical and mental qualities require a lot of talent.

"what about the taste?"

"It's alright, but it's not as fragrant as the porridge you make yourself."

Kim Ji-won squinted her eyes and smiled cutely.

Mingyan pulled the happy girl into the kitchen, indicating that the older sister should help him. Cooking hot pot wasn't troublesome, but the ingredients still needed to be washed and prepared.

"Hey, I recently learned a Japanese song, shall I sing it for you?" Kim Ji-won couldn't wait to show off her new skill to someone.

"Japanese songs, why did you decide to learn this?"

"I thought it was good."

Although Kim Ji-won's movements were a bit stiff, she had actually been a trainee, and her singing skills were much better than Ming-yan's.

Mingyan raised his hand to interrupt the older woman: "Noona, sing later, there's something I want to tell you."

While Zheng Yuanlong is busy organizing things, I need to talk to Kim Ji-won first. It wouldn't hurt to get to know more people before filming officially starts.

"You're not going to break up with me again, are you?"

(End of this chapter)