Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

Monday, March 25th.

"Ugh! Monday is disgusting!"

It doesn't mean that Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are not disgusting.

Su Xia sat on the bed with a look of utter despair.

After staring blankly at the foot of the bed for more than half a minute, the CPU, which had been forcibly awakened, finally started running again.

"Where's Lao Deng?" Su Xia looked around the room but couldn't find Kim Tae-yeon.

He sees Kim Tae-yeon every day when he opens his eyes this month, so why didn't he see her today?

"What do you want from me?"

"I'll blanch it!" Su Xia looked up at the sound and was startled.

Suddenly, a head popped out from the ceiling. Kim Tae-yeon was hanging upside down from the ceiling, her lower body embedded in the wall. Her long hair, hanging freely because she was upside down, combined with Kim Tae-yeon's piercing eyes, made her look like a female ghost seeking death.

Thankfully it's broad daylight; if it were nighttime, Su Xia would have been sent away.

"What are you doing?" Su Xia looked at the Kim Tae-yeon figure hanging on the ceiling, puzzled. "Are you cosplaying a ghost?"

"Watching a show." Kim Tae-yeon's entire body then appeared, turned around, and pointed upstairs. "Your upstairs apartment has been rented out to a young couple in their twenties. They're negotiating the price with the landlord right now."

"I was wondering why I heard noises upstairs. I thought it was the landlord's cleaning service coming to clean," Su Xia said, rubbing her eyes. "How long are they renting?"

"For one year, both of them were medical students."

Oh, his place is quite close to the Second Hospital (Xuzhou Medical University Affiliated Hospital).

"So medical students do have time to date after all," Su Xia muttered. "Hey, do you trainees even have time to date?"

"Yes, there is." Kim Tae-yeon gave Su Xia a strange look. "Even popular celebrities with such busy schedules can squeeze in time to date. How come trainees with so much free time don't have time to date? The only difference is whether they want to or not."

"Does the company have something like a dating ban? For example, trainees are forbidden from dating, and if they do, they'll be kicked out."

"There are similar cases, but they are not mandatory. If the company finds out that a trainee is dating, the company will reconsider your debut value. If you are outstanding enough and irreplaceable in the company's debut plan, then it's okay if the relationship is found out, but the company will require you to break up before debut."

"Most trainees are just kids; the company can easily scare them into breaking up with them."

"I see." Su Xia nodded in realization. "And what happens after you debut? Is it the same?"

"It depends on the situation after your debut. Each company has different requirements, and it's different for male and female artists. For female artists, the dating ban is usually no less than three years, but if you're popular enough, it's not a big deal if you're in a relationship. At most, they'll deduct some of your schedule and settlement amount."

"The relationships between celebrities are basically fleeting affairs, interactions to satisfy physical needs, and strictly speaking, they can't be considered relationships. Once these relationships are exposed, or the company finds out, they just break up, it's not a big deal."

"Don't you celebrities ever get together because of love?" Su Xia asked curiously.

"Maybe?" Kim Tae-yeon said uncertainly, "Mainly because I'm not involved, I don't know if they're together because of love."

"And what about you?" Su Xia asked, her eyes shining, her face full of excitement.

Kim Tae-yeon frowned, rested her chin on her hand, and fell into deep thought.

"At the beginning... I guess that feeling could be considered love? But gradually, the feeling faded away."

"It sounds more like simple liking, not love," Su Xia commented.

"I don't know, my concept of love is very vague." Kim Tae-yeon shook her head. "If I had really experienced love, would I still be single now?"

"That's true." Su Xia nodded in agreement. "Asking an old bachelor like you what love is is a bit of a stretch."

Kim Tae-yeon rolled her eyes, but didn't continue the conversation.

Mainly...

Su Xia is right.

"When will I be able to find a younger sister to spend the rest of my life with because of love?" Su Xia wailed, lying on the bed with a blank stare.

Kim Tae-yeon glanced at Su Xia, who had lain down again.

"I don't know if you can find love, but if you don't get up now, your morning training time will be shortened."

"Holy crap! Who invented Monday anyway?!"

The cries of grief and indignation pierced the sky and resounded throughout the universe!

Kim Tae-yeon looked at Su Xia, who was reluctantly getting up, with a smile in her eyes, but a question quietly arose in her mind.

love……

What exactly is this?

A hint of sadness flashed in his eyes.

Although she doesn't want to admit it, nearly half of her life has passed. Will she find love in the rest of her life?

She believes in the existence of love, but she doesn't really believe that love will come to her.

She had longed for love since she was young, but now that she is middle-aged, love is still a vague and elusive thing for her.

Their gazes fell on Su Xia, and a feeling of envy quietly crept in.

Being young... is wonderful.

……

Su Li: Bro! When are you releasing the new video?

Su Xia had just sat down at her workstation when she saw a message from Su Li, and then she remembered that the video "Gee" that she had just edited yesterday hadn't been released yet.

Su Xia: I'll send it now.

Zuli: OK.

He took out his phone and switched accounts.

Kim Tae-yeon stood to the side, looking around. There were quite a few people in the office today. Apart from the interns, almost all of them were present, and there were only two or three practicing lawyers at most.

That's the freedom lawyers have—they can come whenever they want, and they don't have to come whenever they don't want to.

Once Su Xia passes the professional qualification exam, he will also be able to evolve.

Once the video for "Gee" was released, Su Xia's fans exceeded 100,000 within a week, and the number on Bilibili, the main K-pop platform, reached 200,000. With such a fan base, Su Xia's video immediately garnered a lot of views upon release.

Every time Su Xia sees this six-figure number of followers, she feels like she's in a dream.

It became popular too quickly...

These things really are unpredictable.

Shaking his head, Old Deng made it very clear that this was just the beginning. With a good start, what he needed to do was improve himself as much as possible. This was just an appetizer; the key to long-term success was to maintain the momentum.

Let's get to work.

Kim Tae-yeon glanced at Su Xia, who was now focused on her work, and then floated behind Sun Haotian.

The kid was playing Peacekeeper Elite, and Kim Tae-yeon was watching him with great interest from behind.

Back in the day, she was a pro at Peacekeeper Elite, but she hasn't touched her phone for over a year now. After such a long time away, her skill level is probably pretty bad, but her eyesight is still sharp; she can naturally tell how bad Sun Haotian is…

dish!