Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

"This is... Su Xia's account?" Su's father rubbed his eyes and asked, looking completely bewildered.

Su's mother also looked like she had seen a ghost.

"Is this our son?"

Su's father remained silent, only repeatedly clicking on the video.

Every video featured Su Xia, his face clearly visible, proving to the elderly couple that it was indeed his account.

Furthermore, if the musical notes are signed with an MCN agency, it will be shown that Su Xia's account is empty, which means that he is a genuine self-media account.

ha?

I woke up to find my son had become a popular online influencer with 800,000 followers?

Is that correct?

"Quickly ask him," Su's mother urged.

"Oh, oh." Su's father also realized what was going on. Instead of guessing here, it would be better to just ask Su Xia what was going on.

The video call was connected within seconds of being dialed.

"What's wrong, Dad?" Su Xia's big face appeared on the screen.

"Su Xia, I have a question for you. Is that lawyer Su Xia's (referring to the Taeyeon version of the musical note) account yours?" Su's father asked hurriedly.

"Yeah, how did you see that?" Su Xia was taken aback. "I could only recommend it, not recommend it to you, right?"

If you don't follow K-pop news, even if Su Xia is a blogger with millions of followers, she won't recommend it to them.

"I saw the news in Sichuan Province. I didn't expect it to really be you!" After receiving confirmation from Su Xia, Su's father and mother were both surprised.

"How did you become an internet celebrity without anyone noticing?"

"Well, that's a long story. In short, after I learned to dance, I covered a Korean girl group's dance, and then I became famous. After that, I came to Chengdu to participate in a competition, and I became even more famous." Su Xia briefly summarized her situation during this period.

"It became popular so easily?" Su's mother looked suspicious.

"What else could it be? It can't be that my long-lost biological parents spent money to create this buzz for me, can it?"

Su's parents used to say that Su Xia was a free gift with a phone top-up, picked up from a garbage dump, or won the lottery.

"That's not impossible," Su's mother said cheerfully, seeing that her son was still the same as always.

Where are you now?

"At the airport, the law firm saw the news, and the director wants to see me about something. I'm taking a plane back to Xuzhou right away."

"Okay, you go ahead and get busy. Try to go home when you're done."

"it is good."

"Let's say that for now."

"Um."

The phone went dead with a beep, and Kim Tae-yeon's suspicious gaze immediately came into view.

"Are these really your family members?"

Su Xia was taken aback upon hearing this.

"Doesn't it look like it?"

Kim Tae-yeon shook her head.

"Why is your conversation so... uh, so casual?"

"People in my family are all quite direct in their speech, which makes it seem to outsiders that our relationship is not one of management and being managed, but rather an equal dialogue."

When Su was a child, his parents were indeed typical Chinese parents, but as Su grew up, they noticed something was wrong.

It seems... this approach might not work?

Thus, Su Xia, by taking advantage of his younger brother's connections, also enjoyed the glory of equal dialogue after starting work.

"I see." Kim Tae-yeon nodded in realization, then suddenly laughed. "So, when you mentioned your biological parents... were you referring to me?"

Su Xia: "???"

"you?"

Kim Tae-yeon raised her head slightly.

"I deserve half the credit for your popularity."

"So you're not a teacher anymore, and now you've become a mother?" A question mark appeared on Su Xia's forehead as she looked at Kim Tae-yeon with a shocked expression.

"I'm eleven years older than you, so I should be able to be a stepmother, albeit barely," Kim Tae-yeon thought to herself, stroking her chin.

"Then forget it. You're so beautiful, it's a waste for you to be my dad's concubine," Su Xia said, shaking her head.

Kim Tae-yeon: "?"

Was he praising himself?

But why does it sound a little off?

"Hey, do you think I'm famous now?" Su Xia asked, holding her phone and looking at the videos about herself that appeared on every random scroll.

"I don't call you 'Hey,' I call you 'Teacher,'" Kim Tae-yeon emphasized with dissatisfaction. "Judging by your current popularity, you're already incredibly popular, but whether you can maintain that popularity depends on the progress of the second phase."

"Sing?" Su Xia asked tentatively.

"Hmm." Kim Tae-yeon nodded somewhat heavily. "The dance has been covered pretty much, and now that you've won this dance cover contest, it's a good opportunity to showcase your singing skills to everyone. This could be a second chance to become a sensation."

"Oh right, right now everyone online is saying that I sound like Ai's voice," Su Xia said, stroking her chin.

"So, this is the important part." Kim Tae-yeon crossed her arms, looked at Su Xia, and snorted. "From now on, I won't hold back; I'm going to give you a good beating!"

"Just don't fuck me to death."

Kim Tae-yeon: "?"

He looked at Su Xia with disdain.

"Shrimp heads and goose stinky nymphs!"

Su Xia grinned.

"A dim-witted old lady!"

"snort!"

"Oh!"

……

Although the Kpop Carnival dance cover contest was very popular, it wasn't enough for major media outlets to spontaneously share it. This was undoubtedly due to the behind-the-scenes efforts of CD TV and the Korean Culture Institute.

With the support of various self-media platforms, the number of followers on Su Xia's accounts reached 94 and 113 million respectively.

Bilibili, the main battleground for K-pop, was the first to break the million mark.

The reason this situation has come about is because Su Xia and her eight backup dancers' cover of "Into the New World" has gone viral!

Many passersby were amazed after seeing the comparison video, realizing that men could dance so much like the original girl group version.

With the help of the Korean Culture Institute, Su Xia's cover video was uploaded to YouTube and became a huge hit in this global K-pop fan community.

A high-end apartment building in Seoul.

Compared to the Thai lamb munching next to Su Xia, Kim Tae-yeon, who looked much younger, was lounging on the sofa scrolling through her phone.

As I get older, my homebody tendencies have diminished somewhat, but I still prefer to stay at home most of the time.

Too lazy to move.

Watching YouTube videos to kill time is a good idea; just lounging around at home like this is wonderful!

Swipe down.

"A male version of Taeyeon has appeared in China, and fans are calling him 'Iron Taeyeon'!"

This headline immediately lifted Kim Tae-yeon's spirits.

As an artist who used to search for herself extensively, Kim Tae-yeon is quite willing to read positive news related to herself.

Of course, it's best not to read negative comments, as they can easily lead to depression. After all, she doesn't have the noble character of some people who remain unmoved by negative comments!

Upon opening the video, a handsome man immediately caught Kim Tae-yeon's eye.

He's her type!

Attracted by his good looks, Kim Tae-yeon's expression changed the next second because the man in the video moved to the music!