Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 744 I said I like you, what do you want to say?
When Kim Minjung returned, he noticed that his uncle was unusually happy today.

He even started humming a song.

It's well known that Mingyan sings terribly, so he rarely sings unless he's particularly happy, let alone humming a TWICE song.

"Uncle, what's making you so happy today?"

Kim Minjung was very curious.

"I'm in talks with Netflix about a collaboration for my new series, and my salary might even go up," Ming said with a smile.

Netflix is ​​currently in the early stages of a major expansion in South Korea, having just begun investing heavily in the production of original series, while also collaborating with local television stations.

Although "When the Camellia Blooms" airs on KBS, it's great that it's being able to expand its overseas broadcast channels.

Netflix is ​​the world's largest streaming platform, and selling it will definitely bring in a huge amount of revenue.

As the lead actor, Ming Yan's income will naturally increase.

Kim Minjung nodded: "That's really a good thing."

The young girl had a vague concept of making money, but she knew that a comfortable life was inseparable from money, and that it was always better to earn more and more of it, otherwise she wouldn't be able to support so many of her aunts.

Oh, no, it's hard to say who will raise whom.

Her aunts-in-law are all extraordinary people; they are either members of popular girl groups or hot actresses, with a net worth of at least 1 billion Korean won.

"So, let your uncle sing you a song."

"no need."

"You're welcome."

"Help! Get away from me!"

……

Yoo Jeong-yeon was equally overjoyed.

This was the first time in the girl's twenty-three years of life that she had tasted the flavor of love.

Previously, Yoo Jeong-yeon had been struggling internally, worrying about Lim Na-yeon, societal norms, and the purity of their relationship, and thus failed to fully enjoy her feelings for Myung-yeon.

Fortunately, she encountered Mingyan, who had a thick skin and never backed down.

Even when he was at his worst, Mingyan remained patient as always.

Yoo Jeong-yeon began to firmly believe that she was indeed the lover that guy needed.

The second sister doesn't know if she'll regret it in the future, but at least for now, she's definitely fallen into a trap.

Yoo Jeong-yeon wanted to kiss, wanted to hug, wanted to be with someone.

This is the final answer.

“I’m home now.” Yoo Jeongyeon sent a message to Mingyan, then thought for a moment and sent another: “Minjeong didn’t find anything when he got back, did he?”

Second Sister just wants to enjoy her relationship with Mingyan in their own little world, and the fewer people who know about it, the better.

Anyway, there are plenty of female celebrities in their thirties and forties who don't date or get married, so one more won't make a difference. Maybe she can even gain a reputation for being dedicated.

"Jeongyeon, we didn't do anything, and Minjeong doesn't have superhuman eyes."

Mingyan found Yu Dingyan's nervousness somewhat amusing; she seemed even more concerned than he was.

"That's good, but you mustn't tell anyone." She's fine with other people, but she's worried that Mingyan might not be able to keep quiet in front of her niece, because if too many people know, it won't be a secret anymore.

Mingyan replied crisply and decisively: "I won't tell anyone."

"Is there anything else you'd like to say?"

Yu Dingyan thought for a moment, then asked another question.

"Why don't you give me a hint?" The man thought for a moment but had no clue.

Boys, don't try to guess what a girl is thinking; you'll never figure it out.

I told you I like you today.

"I like you too."

"How much do you like it?"

"like very much."

Yoo Jeongyeon read Mingyan's reply several times, her heart seemingly filled with something. "Now you have both me and Nayeon unnie liking you," the girl replied slowly, typing each word carefully.

She just wanted to tell Mingyan that she and Lim Nayeon had made the same choice.

That guy deserves lots and lots of love.

……

"Brother Yuanlong, how come you have other commitments in the middle of filming?"

On his way to the film studio in Hongseong County, Gyeongsangnam-do, Mingyan flipped through his itinerary.

Zheng Yuanlong had sent it to him before, but he hadn't had time to look at it. Since someone else was taking care of it anyway, he might as well do something more meaningful.

Is it that Kim Ji-won is too sweet-talking, or that Yoo Jeong-yeon's breasts aren't appealing enough?
"Don't worry, I've arranged everything during your rest period, so it won't interfere with the normal filming." Zheng Yuanlong knew Mingyan's habits, but his task was to make the most of this guy's time.

The demands of the sponsors cannot be ignored, as that would affect the renewal of their endorsement contracts.

Some celebrities can endorse the same brand for up to ten years, while others may lose an endorsement after only one year.

Besides the issue of fame and unexpected circumstances, attitude is also very important. Everyone likes to work with artists who are humble and know how to respect others.

Mingyan sighed, "Alright then, if you want to make money, you have to keep busy."

He's actually a bit short on money right now, otherwise he'd have to borrow money from Kim Ji-soo if he wanted to buy an apartment.

You only realize how little money you have when you need it.

“You’re living a very happy life.” Zheng Yuanlong was very familiar with Mingyan, so he didn’t need to hold back when he spoke: “If you put half the effort you put into women into your work, you could earn even more money.”

He clearly stated that he takes acting seriously, and there's no doubt about that.

However, apart from filming, he doesn't like to appear in public much. He's too lazy to do variety shows or fan meetings, and his agent has to take care of everything.

"A sense of mystery is very important for actors." Ming Yan strongly agrees with this view.

Lee Kwang-soo has had enough of the hardships of variety shows.

That guy is actually a very good actor with good acting skills. However, after becoming a regular on "Running Man", his image in the public eye gradually became fixed, and he became a comedian.

This variety show greatly helped Lee Kwang-soo's career and significantly increased his popularity, but it also had a significant negative impact on an aspiring actor.

Mingyan often drinks and chats with Lee Kwang-soo, which has been bothering him for a long time.

When Gary left the show at the end of 2016, Lee Kwang-soo had considered quitting, but it never came to fruition. It was only with great difficulty that he persevered until now.

When his image was defined as that of a comedian, many of the roles that came his way were similar.

Transformation?

Nobody approves, so how can it be shared?

"You're always right."

Zheng Yuanlong shook his head.

Mingyan's idea about mystery is not without merit, but this guy really does put a lot of energy into picking up girls.

Fortunately, unlike some people who like to go to nightclubs, he has a lower risk of dating respectable women. Otherwise, Zheng Yuanlong would definitely have endless worries.

“Because everything I said is correct.” Mingyan said with a smile, “Brother Yuanlong, you were involved in the company’s negotiations with Netflix regarding the copyright, right?”

"Yes, there is a strong intention to cooperate at present, thanks to you and Gong Hyo-jin."

The most direct factor in whether a TV series can arouse the audience's expectations is the cast.

With a star-studded cast, even if the final product is a flop, it will still generate a lot of discussion, so it's a win-win situation no matter how you look at it.

With its star power, Gong Hyo-jin's acting skills, and the production team behind "Fight for My Way," the show has already generated considerable anticipation among viewers since its official announcement. Netflix is ​​clearly interested in this high-quality domestic production.

In its early days, Netflix only partnered with local television stations to import some existing works, but it has gradually moved to investing in excellent works and producing original content.

They are like sharks that have smelled blood, frantically devouring the accumulated resources of South Korea.

"We can get to know each other better; who knows, my next project might be streamed on Netflix."

"Indeed, they're really willing to spend money."

"Drive slowly, I'm going to take a nap."

(End of this chapter)