Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 40 Teacher Liu, I'll treat you to a meal.

Liu Zhimin looked at the man in front of him curiously.

If I heard correctly just now, Mingyan called me...quail egg.

How do I look like a quail egg?!
"Ahem, it was just a slip of the tongue. It was purely a slip of the tongue. Please don't misunderstand me, Teacher Liu."

Mingyan was careless for a moment and accidentally called out the nickname that came to his mind.

There was no way, he really thought the nickname was very appropriate. Liu Zhimin's oval head did look like a quail egg.

Big and round.

Well...it's not a big head anyway.

"Student Mingyan, you should explain to me what quail eggs mean." Liu Zhimin would not accept such a perfunctory answer. Mingyan was obviously trying to hold back his laughter.

This is not an honest student.

So, she simply changed her title. After all, she is a teacher now, and respecting teachers is a common culture in China and South Korea.

Ming Yan said sincerely: "Teacher Liu, quail eggs are quail eggs, and can also be understood as a kind of food."

"you……"

Liu Zhimin found that he really had no good way to deal with this student.

"Teacher Liu, I know there's a shop nearby that sells delicious quail eggs. Why don't I treat you to a meal later?" It was so easy for Ming Yan to fool a sixteen-year-old girl.

Children of this age are not good at hiding their thoughts, and all their thoughts are shown on their faces.

The answer is right on the puzzle itself. The important thing is to have the patience to study it.

"Not so good."

The girl was shy and a little embarrassed.

Ming Yan smiled and said, "You're welcome. You're a teacher and I'm a student. It's only natural for a student to treat their teacher to a meal."

Liu Zhimin was embarrassed to accept, but also embarrassed to refuse, so he could only nod.

As for quail eggs... they had long since become a part of my meal without me noticing.

"Where was I just now?" Liu Zhimin came back to his senses and prepared to start the class again: "Oppa, do you still remember?"

"Speaking of contestant etiquette."

Taekwondo places great emphasis on etiquette. After training and competition, students must salute their coaches and opponents. Even in TV dramas, similar actions are indispensable.

"Oh, I remember now. Then let's talk about the punching posture." Liu Zhimin is mainly responsible for explaining the basic knowledge, so he just needs to explain the general outline first.

Training comes later.

"it is good."

Mingyan means to concentrate.

He did not take these basic knowledge lightly just because they were simple, because details are often the most important.

I will play the role of a person who dreams of becoming a national Taekwondo player. Many of his habits are probably subconscious, and people who don’t understand him will never do them.

Liu Zhimin demonstrated the basic boxing moves of Taekwondo, and the little girl looked quite heroic.

However, Mingyan would easily think of quail eggs when he saw a girl, and then he would want to laugh, which distracted him from his important work.

duang, duang, duang.

He swore clearly that he did not want to be a weird uncle, but the reality is not subject to personal will. It can only be said that Liu Zhimin is indeed talented and has excellent capital at a young age.

"Next is the legs. Taekwondo is a sport that uses a lot of leg movements." Liu Zhimin explained quickly.

"leg……"

Liu Zhimin stopped and asked, "What's wrong? Is there any problem?"

"No." Ming Yan concealed the fact that he had an injury on his left leg. Otherwise, given his personality, he would have taken Taekwondo seriously, not just for show. It couldn't be helped. Due to his physical limitations, sometimes he couldn't even exert enough strength even if he wanted to.

Fortunately, Kim Jisoo and Lim Nayeon didn't know that they were going to practice Taekwondo, otherwise who knows what the reaction would be.

Mingyan still remembered the flying kick that Liu Zhimin had demonstrated before. It should be no problem for him to achieve that level. His leg injury was not a disability, so as long as he didn't really participate in the competition, it would be fine.

"Okay, actually, the way to use your legs in Taekwondo is pretty much the same as what I demonstrated before." Liu Zhimin swung his legs a few times: "Oppa, if you train hard for a while, you should be able to do what you want."

To some extent, it is actually much more difficult for adults to practice Taekwondo than for children.

Children are the most malleable.

"Then I'll trouble you, Mr. Liu."

"You're welcome."

While Mingyan was warming up, he listened to Liu Zhimin explaining some basic movements to him.

As the saying goes, when men and women work together, work is not tiring. Although Ming Yan was sweating, he was mentally happy: "Huhu... Teacher Liu, do you think I'm okay?"

"Oppa, your first time was already pretty impressive, but there's still a lot of room for improvement."

"I didn't hurt you just now, did I?"

"A little pain."

Liu Zhimin moved his wrist.

She underestimated the strength of an adult man. She was eager to serve as Mingyan's sparring partner, but after being hit twice, she couldn't bear it anymore.

It is indeed a bit difficult for a thin girl to withstand the impact of a strong man.

"Okay, I'll go change my clothes and treat you to a meal later." Ming Yan wiped the sweat off his face and said with a smile, "The quail eggs from that place are really delicious."

"Thank you, Oppa." Liu Zhimin was really a little curious.

How delicious can quail eggs be?

This Taekwondo gym has complete facilities. Mingyan took a shower, changed her clothes, put her Taekwondo uniform in the locker, and came out to wait for Liu Zhimin. Girls always move a little slower.

"Teacher Liu..."

"Oppa, you can just call me by my name."

Liu Zhimin blushed slightly and stopped Ming Yan from continuing to call her teacher. It was strange to call her that after leaving the gym.

Mingyan brought the little girl to the parking space: "Then can I call you Zhimin?"

"can."

"Ji Min, will someone come to pick you up later? Do you want me to say hello to your parents?" Ming Yan has experience in taking care of children, although Liu Zhimin is actually different from Kim Min-woon and Kim Chae-won.

"Oppa, I'm sixteen, not a child." Liu Zhimin was very dissatisfied with the behavior of explicitly asking for permission from his parents: "After training, I always take the bus home."

"Okay, let's go, get in the car."

“Is that store far away?”

Ming Yan smiled and said, "It's nearby. Are you afraid that I might kidnap you?"

Liu Zhimin thought the smile on this oppa's face was very hateful. She rolled her eyes secretly and got into the car.

She didn't expect that she would meet Mingyan by chance in the company that day, and that they would have such a fate later. The wonder of fate lies in its unpredictability.

"Ji Min, is there anything you should avoid eating?" Ming Yan asked while driving.

"I don't eat dried pollack, radish soup, and cilantro."

Don’t eat cilantro…

(End of this chapter)