Peninsula: From Water Injection to Stardom

Jiang Yan has been in this world for several years.

In his previous life, he had a wide range of interests, and following K-pop was one of them.

But after learning more about it, he gradually lost interest and paid less attention.

But when he transmigrated, he found himself to be a Chinese trainee who had passed JYP Entertainment's 6th open audition with the highest score in the vocal category.

That's right, although he debuted with BTS, he was actually a "traitorous ninja".

Initially, with the mindset that "since I'm already here," after becoming a member of GOT7's project, Kang Yeon's initial plan was to try and copy songs to boost the entire group's success after their debut.

He even went so far as to seriously study composition and arrangement for this purpose.

After all, just having the song in your head isn't enough; you need to know these things to replicate it.

However, during the time he was waiting to debut, Jung Hoseok, who was admitted in the same class as him but left the company not long after, suddenly came to him.

At the time, Jung Hoseok told him directly that BigHit Entertainment, which he had joined, was forming a boy group but couldn't find a lead vocalist, and asked if he wanted to join.

At that time, Jiang Yan was being groomed by JYP to be a lead vocalist and was preparing for her debut.

Ironically, Jiang Yan didn't like BTS in his previous life, but now, upon hearing about the opportunity to join, he agreed almost without hesitation.

The reason is simple: compared to staying with GOT7 and gambling on an unknown outcome, going to BTS is practically a guaranteed win.

Who has shortcuts they don't take?

When he joined, he already planned to quickly cut ties with the group after reaping the benefits of their success in the US.

Unfortunately, this path is no longer viable.

But there's no use thinking about it now, as Jiang Yan is currently focused on producing her solo album again.

He continued composing the instrumentation for one of the songs on his album.

"The bass line seems a bit off."

"The sound of this synthesizer should be correct, right?"

"That's how you play that piano scale, right? It seems a bit off."

"Hmm... this feels right again."

"..."

Two hours later, after glancing at the nearly completed accompaniment, Jiang Yan breathed a sigh of relief.

It's quite a torment for him to dig out a song from his memory each time, especially when it comes to the arrangement part. Sometimes it takes him a long time to find a single synthesizer sound, and he still might not be able to find it.

Fortunately, he wasn't a perfectionist; he was satisfied as long as a song was reproduced to about 80-90% accuracy.

Just as I was about to stretch, my phone, which was on the table, suddenly rang.

After glancing at the contact information displayed on the screen, Jiang Yan immediately answered the call.

"Hey, Sister Hua... I understand, I'll be right down."

After simply switching to Chinese and saying a few words, the call ended immediately.

Then, Jiang Yan quickly unplugged and stored his portable solid-state drive, tidied up the room briefly, and then went out, took the elevator downstairs.

Upon reaching the door on the first floor, Jiang Yan glanced around and spotted a familiar black Mercedes parked by the roadside, along with two people standing next to it.

"Sister Hua".

Jiang Yan walked over and greeted one of the older women who was dressed smartly.

The woman in front of us is none other than Du Hua, the founder of Yuehua Entertainment.

"Xiao Jiang, I've brought the person over to you. I have some things to take care of, so I'll be leaving now."

Du Hua seemed to have something urgent to attend to, and didn't seem inclined to chat with Jiang Yan for a while after they met.

"Okay, take care, Sister Hua."

Watching the other person hurriedly get into the car and leave, Jiang Yan slowly turned his gaze to the other person who remained.

The person Du Hua brought over was actually Jiang Yan's older brother, Jiang Zhennan, who was two years older than Jiang Yan.

The other person just graduated from a second-tier university last year, but found that they couldn't find a good job that matched their major.

The reason is simple: the other party chose a less commonly taught language, Korean.

There is a group of compatriots in China who are born with this language, and they use it as a backup option when they can't find a good job.

As for why his older brother is here now, it's because Jiang Yan needs a manager after signing with Yuehua Entertainment.

And this agent doesn't intend to let Yuehua Entertainment find him a talent.

After much deliberation, he decided to have his older brother Jiang Zhennan, whom he brought with him after his transmigration, quit his job in China and come over.

After all, when it comes to reliability, no one is more trustworthy than one's own family.

He has accepted that he has traveled through time, so naturally he will accept everything related to it.

When Jiang Zhennan, the older brother, received his call, he agreed without hesitation because the other party was also dissatisfied with his current job.

At this moment, Jiang Zhennan looked Jiang Yan up and down, whom he hadn't seen for a long time. He let go of the suitcase, patted Jiang Yan's shoulder, and laughed, "Little brother, you've changed so much! I almost didn't recognize you, your own brother."

Jiang Yan was taken aback by what he said: "Really? It's not that exaggerated."

He asked himself that the only change he had made was in height; in terms of appearance, there hadn't been much change in the past few years.

"real."

Jiang Zhennan said in a serious tone, "Seeing you is like seeing those big stars on TV."

When Jiang Yan heard him say this, and combined it with his memory of his older brother, he could tell that there was a hint of flattery in his words.

He chuckled and said, "No matter how much you praise me now, I won't give you a raise."

"Wow, that's really unfair of you. I've come all this way to help you, bro."

"That's not because you yourself dislike the job you have in China."

"Hey, that's not very interesting. It's true that our feelings have faded since we last met."

When Jiang Zhennan's old wounds were exposed like this, he immediately pretended to cover his chest, looking hurt.

Jiang Yan was used to seeing him acting like a drama queen.

In my memory, this older brother has always been a bit carefree and unrestrained, but he has been loved by the neighbors since he was a child.

Because the other person is very sociable and has a wonderful way of speaking.

This is one of the reasons why Jiang Yan asked him to be his agent; he needs this kind of talent.

Ignoring Jiang Zhennan's unserious behavior, Jiang Yan changed the subject and said, "Alright, enough of this nonsense. I'll take you to where you'll be staying later."

"You should familiarize yourself with the environment here for a while, and also receive some systematic training from the company."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Zhennan immediately composed himself and listened attentively.

But after listening, he patted his stomach and suggested, "How about we eat something first? I haven't eaten anything since I got off the plane."

"Okay, what would you like to eat?"

Jiang Yan checked the time; it was already 5:30 PM.

"Your brother just arrived here, you have to treat me to a big meal!"

"A big meal? No problem, come with me."

"Okay."

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