Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

"A woman as beautiful as me must be an angel, right?" Kim Tae-yeon said with a touch of pride.

"Heh." Su Xia sneered at Kim Tae-yeon, "In order to deceive humans, demons are often depicted as extremely beautiful, while angels, in order to protect humans and deter demons, tend to be depicted as terrifying."

"And you still say you're not a demon?"

Kim Tae-yeon's expression froze.

"There's such a saying? You're not kidding me, are you?"

"I don't know, I saw it while browsing music notes." Su Xia's cold smile vanished instantly, replaced by a grin.

The fist has hardened!

Kim Tae-yeon glared at Su Xia.

"You're a lawyer, don't you have any basis for your statements?"

"The magical universe of musical notes is my basis," Su Xia said cheerfully. "Besides, I'm a lawyer, not a priest. At most, I can cosplay as a mage and conjure a fireball for you; I can't represent God in shepherding all living beings."

This person has a very diverse range of knowledge!

Looking at Su Xia's smiling face, Kim Tae-yeon decided not to continue the topic with him.

To sum up this lesson, when talking to Su Xia, you should steer the conversation to what you are best at, and then use your rich experience to overwhelm him!

"Hurry up and blow-dry your hair, it's too much trouble to maintain it by letting it air dry." Kim Tae-yeon skillfully changed the subject.

Su Xia glanced at her, then cheerfully picked up the hair dryer.

She dried her hair in no time and yawned.

"Going to sleep now, goodnight, Old Deng."

Goodnight, Deng.

"laugh."

"whispering sound."

……

Dear Attorney Su Xia, we are a K-pop cultural exchange program jointly organized by the Korea Creative Content Agency Beijing Representative Office, Chengdu Broadcasting and Television Station, and Sichuan Guangying Online Culture Media Co., Ltd.

We have noticed your excellent dance skills on Yinpu and Bilibili, and we sincerely invite you to participate as a contestant in the K-pop Dance Competition to be held on May 3rd and 4th at Studio 1 of Chengdu Radio and Television Station.

If you are interested, please fill out the registration form below. Your participant credentials will be mailed to you within seven business days after you submit the form.

Please see the attachment for details.

[appendix]

—The K-pop Carnival program team for Sino-Korean cultural exchange.

Su Xia stared blankly at the email in her inbox.

"A scam email?"

"Let's see what's in the attachments," Kim Tae-yeon said, pointing to the attachments below.

Su Xia clicked on it, and what came into view was an application form.

"The event is held at a TV station, so it's unlikely to be a scam," Kim Tae-yeon said, shaking her head. "Besides, he didn't ask you to pay a registration fee. He wouldn't be helping the airline scam you out of your travel expenses, would he?"

"That makes sense." Su Xia nodded in agreement.

As April arrived, Su Xia's video update speed stabilized.

Half a day to disassemble the dance, two days to practice the dance, one day to practice singing, half a day to edit, and release it on the fifth day.

Maintaining a frequency of updating once every five days, Su Xia's account now has eight videos.

Following "Why" and "Gee", Su Xia has covered songs such as "You Think", "Mr.Mr" and "The Boys", and her popularity in the K-pop and K-dance circles has been growing.

Su Xia's consistent cover of Kim Tae-yeon's dances, coupled with the contrast of being a certified lawyer, has made her the only non-fringe-the-edges blogger in the K-pop dance cover category.

The number of fans of the musical note has exceeded 30, reaching 32, and on Bilibili, the main battleground, it has directly reached 51.

In just one month, he gained half a million followers, which is incredibly fast.

Even though Su Xia didn't accept a single commercial order or GG, her income still reached five figures.

This revenue comes purely from video revenue sharing. The videos themselves are of high quality and have strong playback performance; otherwise, such high revenue wouldn't be possible.

Of course, as long as Su Xia agrees, earning a six-figure monthly income is very easy, and every day there are a lot of merchants wanting to cooperate with Bilibili and Yin Fu.

"Then let's go check it out? It's organized by a South Korean organization, so it should make me famous in South Korea, right?" Su Xia asked.

"I don't understand," Kim Tae-yeon shook her head. "I've never even heard of this department."

"Let me search."

A quick search revealed that it was indeed a public institution, and they even managed to find the China-Korea cultural exchange K-pop carnival they spearheaded, which was the same program group that produced the invitation Su Xia received.

"It's true." Su Xia blinked. "I never thought my first trip to Zero City would be for a competition."

"What is Zero City?" Kim Tae-yeon asked, puzzled.

"Because Chengdu is commonly known online as the 'gay capital'."

"gay……0……1……" Kim Tae-yeon's lips twitched; she understood.

"Then you'd better be careful," Kim Tae-yeon said with a smile, glancing at Su Xia.

"It's okay." Su Xia waved her hand. "They prefer round faces, thick beards, chubby figures, and white stockings, and I don't fit any of those criteria."

"This..." Kim Tae-yeon mentally constructed the image Su Xia had described, "She's quite cute."

"This proves that cuteness is the ultimate weapon," Su Xia said cheerfully.

"Like Lee Won-hee?" Kim Tae-yeon teased.

"Why don't you talk about your past?" Su Xia retorted.

"Me?" Kim Tae-yeon pointed to herself. "Didn't you say I wasn't cute before?"

"Just because I say you're not cute, does that mean you're not cute?"

"Hmph." Kim Tae-yeon immediately laughed. "So you still think I was cute before."

"Really?" Su Xia smiled. "But when I was scrolling through videos, I came across one where you said you preferred being sexy?"

"Now that I'm older, am I starting to miss the cute style?"

"It's true that as people get older, they start to miss their youth and the things they can't have or go back to."

Kim Tae-yeon felt the veins on her forehead begin to throb.

This bastard always manages to pinpoint the next target after he's become immune to certain things.

Damn it!!

"So why were you so obsessed with being sexy back then?" Su Xia asked curiously.

Kim Tae-yeon fell silent, thought carefully for a moment, and then...

"have no idea."

"Don't you know your own problems?" Su Xia stared at Kim Tae-yeon with a look that said, "You're kidding me."

"I really don't know, I've forgotten all these years," Kim Tae-yeon said helplessly.

"Alright." Su Xia nodded. "I've used my brain for decades, so I won't force you."

"Just you wait! When you're old, you'll see how I get my revenge!" Kim Tae-yeon said angrily.

"Even if I'm a hundred years old, you're still eleven years older than me!" Su Xia said disdainfully.

Kim Tae-yeon: "..."

Oh no, it seems that's really the case.

"I'm starting to question your high school diploma, my friend," Su Xia said with a smile.

Kim Tae-yeon rolled her eyes.

"Will they expel me from junior high school next time?"

"Don't worry, there's plenty of time. Sooner or later, I'll strip you of your academic credentials and reduce you to kindergarten level!"