Peninsula: Starting with a silly childhood friend!

This strange name left Liu Baiyuan somewhat puzzled. Last time it was TT, and this time it was Knock Knock...

Could this mute system be a cute little girl?

They also like to use reduplicated words...

Just as he was thinking this, it seemed that the mute system issued a silent punishment.

"ah..."

The next second, the familiar, excruciating pain returned to Liu Baiyuan's mind, but this time, perhaps because he was prepared, it felt somewhat less severe than before.

And this time, he finally understood what it meant for knowledge to flood his brain.

Lyrics and melodies flooded into his mind, and he could clearly feel a process of creation from nothing. Even though he had never heard or even seen these words before, he felt that each lyric was very familiar, as if a song had appeared out of thin air in his mind.

Wait a minute, isn't this how it was supposed to be?

With his previous mental preparations in mind, Liu Baiyuan appeared much calmer this time, and the pain from the surge of knowledge into his brain did not cause him to scream as much as last time.

In no time at all, the song "KNOCK KNOCK" had been "imprinted" in his mind.

"Shouldn't the 'audio session' be next?"

Just as Liu Baiyuan was thinking this, sure enough, a melody suddenly rang in his mind the next second.

But this melody...

"Knock knock knock knock..."

A burst of highly rhythmic drumbeats begins, followed by a string section full of tearing sounds; the transition between these two completely different instrumental sections is surprisingly smooth.

The highly addictive intro instantly drew Liu Baiyuan into the melody.

Before we knew it, the first rays of morning sunlight had already torn through the dark night.

The number of pedestrians and vehicles on the street has gradually increased. This might have been a problem for Liu Baiyuan before, but living in a high-rise building means he doesn't have this problem at all.

He slowly opened his eyes, glanced at his phone, and realized it was only six in the morning. His biological clock was remarkably accurate...

Of course, this is on the premise that he used that mute system to force himself to fall asleep.

After getting up and washing up, Liu Baiyuan went directly to the room next to his, where his computer was placed.

He plans to produce this song "KNOCK KNOCK," but of course, he'll make it into a demo, since he doesn't have that many professional instruments.

Creating something from nothing is certainly difficult, but Liu Baiyuan wasn't writing from scratch; he only needed to copy down what was in his mind.

Moreover, he discovered something very interesting: the songs obtained from this mute system did not seem to fade with time.

Instead, it will gradually fade away, and then when you think about it, it will appear in your mind, as clearly as if you saw it for the first time.

This put his mind at ease. It was indeed convenient for him, as he wouldn't have to worry about forgetting it over time if he didn't have time to copy it later.

Time passed little by little, and soon the sky, which was still dimly lit, had turned into broad daylight. The clear sun and cloudless sky confirmed that today would be a good day.

Just then, Liu Baiyuan finally finished the demo of the song, and as he relaxed, his stomach rumbled loudly...

"Tsk, you've come at a pretty opportune time to get hungry..."

He gently patted his stomach. The firm abdominal muscles made the patting sound not like the dull thud of patting soft flesh, but rather a crisp sound like hitting solid muscles.

Unfortunately, Liu Baiyuan doesn't know how to cook. His mother and aunt cook for him at home, and there are cafeterias or restaurants at school, so he doesn't have to do anything himself.

So his knowledge of the kitchen was limited to knowing how to light a fire and that you need to add oil when stir-frying...

However, for him, cooking was just a matter of convenience. Eating out every day was just as good and easy. If all else failed, he could order takeout and eat whatever he wanted.

After packing his things, he took the elevator directly to the underground parking lot. The apartment that JYP rented for Liu Baiyuan also came with a parking space. His car was right on the left after he exited the elevator, which was incredibly convenient.

However, since people on the peninsula don't usually eat breakfast, they generally just buy rice balls or something from a convenience store. So even though he was driving, it was quite a struggle for him to find a breakfast shop that was open.

But for him, a Chinese man, this breakfast... was perhaps more like an 'eight o'clock lunch' in the morning...

After having breakfast, he drove straight to JYP.

The only thing he wasn't entirely satisfied with after moving was that it was a bit further from his company, making it less convenient than before. However, since he now had a car, it wasn't entirely unacceptable.

Soon, he arrived at the top floor of the JYP building again and knocked on the door of that familiar office.

"Enter!"

Liu Baiyuan pushed open the door and entered. When Park Jin-young saw that it was Liu Baiyuan who came in, he couldn't help but be stunned.

"It's Bai Yuan! Come in quickly!"

Park Jin-young was very enthusiastic towards Liu Baiyuan.

"What brings you here today?"

Liu Baiyuan had told him before he came, but now that he's here, it feels like coming home...

But it doesn't really matter, Park Jin-young doesn't care much about these things.

After all, he had set two rules in the company that no one cared about. One of them was to divide people by age, so that people born in the 80s could call Park Jin-young "hyung" or "oppa".

Those born after the 90s should uniformly refer to Park Jin-young as PDnim, which is why TWICE calls Park Jin-young PDnim.

What left Park Jin-young speechless was that there were always a few "exceptions" who didn't follow his rules. The worst part was that one of them specifically asked if he could call him "hyung" (older brother). What could he do? He was speechless...

As for the other rule... it concerns the no-dating rule. Initially, Park Jin-young stipulated a five-year no-dating rule for his artists, but he suddenly realized that no one seemed to be following this rule, so he changed it to three years...

Of course, even after changing it to three years, the effect was still minimal. It wasn't until he told his artists that if they could endure three years, they could bring their partners to him that things improved somewhat.

Compared to the evidence mentioned above, Liu Baiyuan is actually quite decent; at least he listens to what he's told...

"Oh, I have something I'd like you to listen to for me, Brother Zhenying."

Upon hearing Liu Baiyuan's words, Park Jin-young couldn't help but show a hint of doubt on his face, until he reached into his pocket and pulled out another USB drive.