Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 3 Hello, uncle.

Mingyan looked at the little girl.

The little girl looked at Mingyan.

The two looked at each other, and neither of them spoke first.

"Min-hwan, this is your uncle. Didn't you say before that you wanted an autograph?"

Mingyue looked at the two, one big and one small, and smiled as she took her daughter's hand and moved forward.

The fifteen-year-old girl was still wearing her school uniform. Her long hair, which just reached her shoulders, was draped neatly on both sides of her face. Her delicate and small facial features were particularly noticeable under her smooth and large forehead.

"Min-hyun is already this big." Ming-yen and her sister have a very good relationship, but they live apart after all: "The last time I saw her, Min-hyun didn't even reach my waist."

As he spoke, he measured with his hands, completely unaware of the girl's cheeks gradually turning red next to him.

"You weren't that old then, you were still a child."

Mingyue pulled her brother to sit on the sofa.

As the saying goes, an elder sister is like a mother. The age gap between her and Mingyan was originally quite large, and their father was busy. Mingyue, who was sixteen years old at the time, went to school during the day and came back to take care of her younger brother at night. It can be said that she raised her younger brother with great difficulty.

Children may look cute, but it is actually not that easy to take care of them.

In reality, her brother and daughter are only six years apart.

These two people look more like brother and sister than uncle and nephew.

"Sister, you really trust me to take care of... Minxuan." Mingyan sat down with his sister. He had no eye contact with his niece the whole time, and there was a hint of embarrassment in his eyes.

When he first heard Mingyue talk about this, he instinctively wanted to refuse, but the other person simply didn't listen.

He said that the breakup was smooth, but he didn't show any temper in front of his sister.

There is no logic to attribute restraint.

Ming Yue smiled: "You are Min Yan's uncle, why should I worry? Your brother-in-law also agrees."

She simply skipped the part where the couple quarreled. Her brother knew that Mingyan looked unruly because of some special circumstances at home, but he was actually a very soft-hearted person.

"Min-yeon... do you agree too?"

Mingyan kept kneading his fingers.

Mingyue noticed this little action of his brother, he had been doing this since he was a child when he felt nervous and embarrassed.

"Minyan has watched your TV series. She is your fan." Regardless of her identity as a sister or a mother, she shouldn't laugh, but at this moment she suddenly had an urge to laugh.

It's really interesting to see these two, big and small, get together.

The little girl gently pulled Mingyue's sleeve: "Mom..."

A fifteen-year-old girl also needs to save face. If you continue talking, you might end up exposing all her past.

"Ahem, sis, what did you just say about Min-hye wanting to go to Seoul to be a trainee?"

Mingyan knew that since he had no way to refuse his sister's request, he had to figure out everything about his little niece. Children of this age needed to be taken care of by responsible adults.

Jin Min-yeon sat quietly aside. Although he wanted to say something, he finally closed his mouth timidly.

She just looked curiously at her uncle next to her mother, a character who had recently become very popular on TV.

"When Min-hye was participating in a dance performance at school, a person claiming to be a scout handed her a business card and wanted her to go to Seoul to be a trainee." Mingyue explained the whole story.

In South Korea, being handed a business card by a scout is nothing new.

Mingyan thinks his little niece is really pretty.

Jin Min-woong seemed to notice his uncle's gaze and shyly hid behind his mother, only occasionally peeked out with his sparkling eyes. Hmm... that big forehead was really hard to hide.

"Scout?"

Mingyan pondered for a moment.

He is now considered a member of the entertainment industry and has some understanding of the ins and outs of it.

There are at least hundreds of entertainment companies of all sizes in Seoul. Every year, they launch countless idol groups, but only a handful of them can become famous. The fate of most of these groups is to fade away quietly and they never have the chance to appear in the public eye.

I'm afraid only groups launched by large companies have a guarantee.

This road is not easy to walk on.

"Yes, I don't know if it's true or not." Mingyue's tone seemed to indicate that she didn't want her daughter to be a trainee: "Xiaoyan, you are an actor now, so it's a good opportunity to take Minyan to see it."

"Sister, have you thought it through?"

"I actually want her to study hard and go to university, but Min-hyeon wants to be a trainee."

Ming Yue sighed as he spoke, as if some bad memories were brought back to him.

She really didn't know when her family's artistic gene awakened. Her younger brother became an actor, and now even her daughter wants to be a trainee.

To some extent, Mingyan was the one who took a slap in the face for the current Kim Min-won.

Mingyue has beaten her younger brother before, so she has experience in beating her daughter.

"Minyan?" Mingyan looked at his little niece whom he would take care of in the future for the first time.

Some choices are your own responsibility.

He had a legitimate reason for arguing with his family about going to an art high school, because his childhood sweetheart was a trainee.

Jin Minyue subconsciously wanted to shrink back, but stopped halfway.

The little guy saw something different in the eyes of this strange uncle. There was inquiry in them, and it seemed that there was also some subtle encouragement and support.

She didn't know if her feelings were real, but she gritted her teeth and nodded.

Mingyan habitually raised his hand and touched Jin Minyue's little head. The child's timid appearance was indeed very cute, but he seemed not to like talking much and was a little introverted.

"Okay, sister, leave this to me."

Mingyan confirmed his niece's intention, nodded and agreed to it.

"Alas, everyone in our family is competing with the entertainment industry." Ming Yue sighed. Since her brother had already agreed, she could still feel relieved.

Advice from insiders can be very useful at this time.

What's more, if my daughter can really make her debut in the future, having a well-known actor uncle can save her a lot of trouble.

"I think Min-hyuk is so beautiful, maybe she can become a famous idol in the future." Mingyan smiled and said, "When the time comes, I will go out and say that I am Kim Min-hyuk's uncle."

"Everyone in school calls you her uncle, and you even became the president of the student union because of that."

"Really?"

Jin Min-woong whispered, "Really, I have a good friend who has liked you since Yoon Chan-young."

Yoon Chan-young, the role he played in the TV series "The Heirs" when he made his debut.

"Minyan, it seems like you haven't said hello to me yet." Mingyan saw his cute little niece and wanted to tease her.

"Uncle, hello."

(End of this chapter)