Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

"Director Jin," Su Xia greeted him with a smile.

Kim Tae-yeon opened her mouth, wanting to remind Su Xia to bow and greet her, but noticed that Director Kim didn't seem to have any unusual expression, and realized what she meant.

This is China; there's no need to do this kind of thing.

"Attorney Su," Director Jin nodded, "I have a meeting later, so let's keep it brief."

Do you have a signed agency?

"No." Su Xia was taken aback, then shook her head and answered truthfully.

"Are you interested in signing with a Korean entertainment company?"

Su Xia: "?!?!"

Entertainment company?

Director Jin wasn't referring to a media company, but rather an entertainment company.

"What...do you mean by this?" Su Xia raised an eyebrow and asked.

"If you're willing, I can act as an intermediary and help you sign a contract with an entertainment company in our country. I can guarantee it's a well-known company," Director Jin explained.

"Say yes, it will be a great benefit to your K-pop career!" Kim Tae-yeon said from the side.

"I am personally willing, but I am an intern lawyer, and signing with a company would violate the Lawyers Law," Su Xia said hesitantly.

"What do you mean?" Director Jin was taken aback.

"Full-time lawyers are not allowed to sign employment contracts with entities outside their law firm, so I can't sign with an entertainment company," Su Xia said, shaking her head.

"That's not a problem." Director Jin immediately laughed. "Since we can't sign a contract, let's change it to a cooperation agreement, that way there won't be an employment relationship."

Su Xia had thought of this, but it was different for Director Jin to say it himself and for Su Xia to say it.

Now Director Jin has brought it up himself...

"I'm fine." Su Xia nodded happily.

"When I return to the Cultural Institute, I will add you to our friendly list, and you will enjoy rights such as national treatment during the friendly period, exemption from entry inspection, and priority passage at the airport," Director Kim announced.

"Thank you!" Su Xia said with delight.

National treatment means that Su Xia can travel to South Korea by plane or cruise ship with just a valid passport. She doesn't need to prepare materials such as social security certificates or bank statements. She is treated as a South Korean citizen.

It's quite convenient.

These are rights that are usually reserved for diplomats and government officials; I never expected that he would also be able to enjoy such rights.

"Since we've agreed, then wait for my message. Come on, let's exchange contact information."

"OK."

When Su Xia came out of the room, she was still a little dizzy looking at the contact in her address book who was named "Director Kim of the Korean Cultural Institute".

The first public official I added to my contacts was actually from South Korea?

This is fucking...

"Working with an entertainment company won't affect your main job, right?" Kim Tae-yeon asked, and Su Xia finally came to her senses.

"Cooperation is fine," Su Xia shook her head. "As long as it doesn't create an employment relationship, it's okay."

Kim Tae-yeon nodded upon hearing this.

"Don't think about these things anymore, Su Li and the others are waiting for you."

"Um."

……

Su Xia's hometown.

Su Xia is a typical small-town student who excels at exams. Her parents run a small supermarket in their hometown, with two storefronts, and they have been doing it for their entire lives.

The two had high expectations for Su Xia from a young age, aiming to get him into a top-tier university. Unfortunately, Su Xia's high school grades were not ideal.

As Su Xia went to Xuzhou to develop her career, the elderly couple devoted themselves to practicing the trumpet at home.

Now that Su Xia has successfully entered high school, the old couple's worries have finally died down.

As it turns out, even though Su Xia was terrible at it, she still got into university, while Xiao Hao... who knows the value of only getting 300 points in six subjects?

The more the smaller version grows, the more it discovers how talented the larger version is!

After sending their annoying trumpet player to boarding school, the elderly couple's daily routine consisted of waking up, opening the shop, and sitting there all day, playing musical notes and doing business.

The same is true today.

Su Xia's father, Su Fu, sat in front of the cashier, resting his chin on his hand and swiping musical notes.

Su Xia's mother, Su Mu, was sitting in a corner inside the supermarket watching a short drama.

Su's father rested his chin on his hand, scrolling through one video after another.

Another video has been scrolled through.

"Yesterday, the China-Korea Cultural Exchange Kpop Carnival Dance Cover Competition held in Chengdu came to a successful conclusion. Su Xia, a contestant from Xuzhou, won the championship with an outstanding score of 9.5."

"Oh, she shares the same name as Su Xia," Su's father muttered, watching the final match footage playing on the video.

His casual gaze suddenly stopped, and he stared intently at the man dancing a dance he couldn't understand on the screen.

He would recognize this person even if he were reduced to ashes!

"Eh?"

The video continued, switching to footage of Su Xia being interviewed, which made the scene even clearer.

"Hello Su Xia, congratulations on winning the championship of this year's Kpop Carnival Dance Cover Competition! We know you are a practicing lawyer. What kind of opportunity led you to participate in this competition?"

In the video, Su Xia, beaming with joy at winning the championship, looked at the reporter and said, "I need to especially thank Director Sun Cheng of the program team. Director Sun Cheng personally invited me to participate in the competition and gave me such a great opportunity. I am really grateful to Director Sun Cheng. The result also makes me very happy. I am honored to have won first place in this competition."

Su's father's expression immediately turned strange.

"Honey, come quick, come see your son!"

"Huh? Which son?"

"It must be your eldest son."

"What's wrong with Su Xia?" Su's mother came over, and Su's father turned the video back to the beginning.

Then, Su's mother's expression also became strange.

"Your son's emotional intelligence has really improved; he can even say things like that in an interview?"

"Yeah, this kid's emotional intelligence has improved a lot since he became a lawyer."

"But when did this kid go to participate in the competition? He didn't even tell us?" Su's father muttered.

"Wow, it's even reported by the official media of Sichuan Province!" Su's mother noticed the organization that released the video and said in surprise.

Su's father opened the comments section.

"@Attorney Su Xia (who learned from Taeyeon) Iron Taeyeon, come out and get some praise!"

"Tai-yeon is awesome!"

"The legal profession has lost an insignificant intern, while the cover law community has welcomed its true king!"

"Female lawyers online flirting with the law, male lawyers dancing to girl group songs—the mental state of the younger generation of lawyers is truly fascinating."

While Mr. Su was engrossed in reading, Mrs. Su stretched out a finger and tapped the ID at the top: "Lawyer Su Xia (Studied by Taeyeon)".

"Hey! I haven't finished reading it yet!" Su's father exclaimed. He was enjoying reading the comments in the comment section, but he fell silent the next second.

Because he saw the number of followers this account had...

80w!