Peninsula: My e-sports dream shattered, I chose to become an actor.

"Okay, okay, don't be angry."

Inside the villa in Gangnam District, the lights were dimmed to an ambiguous warm yellow.

Li Mingye sat on the sofa, hugged Lin Nayeon tightly from behind, who was still angry, rested his chin on the top of her soft hair, and apologized in a low voice with sincere feelings.

"I was just joking, I didn't expect you to be so angry."

"How could you make such a joke?"

Lim Nayeon turned to look at him, her eyes still a little red, and her lips were so pouting they could almost hold a bottle of mineral water.

God knows how much she's been affected by seeing the rumors about Lee Myung-yeop and Kim Ji-won every day.

Especially those online CP fans, who analyze the two's relationship frame by frame with a magnifying glass, even she, the official girlfriend, couldn't help but be a little skeptical.

In this situation, Lim Nayeon, with a mix of probing and pleading, asked Lee Myung-yeop if he liked Kim Ji-won.

Unexpectedly, that bastard actually admitted it, which infuriated her.

Even jokes weren't acceptable; she had to show her attitude.

So from the moment she entered the house until the end of dinner, and all the way until the finale of "The Heirs" was about to begin, she stubbornly ignored him and subjected him to a vicious cycle of emotional abuse.

Although this kind of cold violence of being held in someone's arms may seem more like a kind of coquettish act of resisting, the point is to show the attitude so that Li Mingye will not dare to do it again.

Seeing that Lim Nayeon finally started to complain, Lee Myung-yeop immediately pressed his advantage and gave her a hard kiss on her pouting lips, making a crisp "pop" sound.

"I won't say things like that again, Nayeon, please forgive me this time, okay?"

He gently nibbled on Lin Nayeon's sensitive earlobe, his tone intimate and slightly ingratiating.

"snort!"

Lim Nayeon gave a haughty snort, then turned away from him, but her tense body softened considerably, and she leaned closer to him.

It's really not a big deal; it can be resolved through communication, and she doesn't want things to really escalate.

As the familiar OST began to play, the final episode of "The Heirs" officially started airing.

Lim Nayeon shrank back, like a small animal seeking security, and pressed herself even closer to Lee Myung-yeop, as if to express her forgiveness.

Li Mingye also took the opportunity to tickle her, and Lim Nayeon endured it for more than ten seconds, but finally couldn't help but giggle, and the originally serious atmosphere instantly disappeared.

"Our Nayeon is the best." He gently rubbed Nayeon's hair, his voice slightly affected.

Love really turns people into monsters; he never imagined he'd ever be able to act cute and affectionate in front of his girlfriend.

"Don't do it again next time."

Lim Nayeon turned around and met Lee Myung-yeop's gaze. Her eyes softened, and a delicate charm emanated from her as she slowly approached.

The two shared a deep, lingering kiss for a while, the air filled with a tender, romantic atmosphere.

After a minute or so, Li Mingye slowly separated them, looked at the little rabbit who seemed a bit reluctant to leave and had a flushed face, and chuckled softly:

"Let's watch the TV series first, it's the last episode."

If they kissed any further, things would get out of hand. Today was the last episode of his debut drama, so it had a special meaning for him and needed to be a little more ceremonial.

"it is good."

Lim Nayeon immediately became obedient and found a comfortable position to lie down in his arms.

Li Mingye lay on his side, gently patting Lin Nayeon's slender waist with one hand, his eyes fixed on the television screen.

She seems easier to coax than he thought.

It's also possible that because the two aren't as equal in their relationship right now, Lim Na-yeon is more likely to forgive him.

This probe was too direct; it just shows he lacks experience. Next time, he needs to use a more tactful approach.

As the drama was airing, Lee Myung-yeop and Kim Ji-won kissed on screen.

The atmosphere shifted subtly again. Li Mingye's hand hovered in the air, no longer striking, while Lin Nayeon in his arms remained silent, clearly recalling the unpleasantness from earlier.

Lee Myung-yeop hesitated for a moment, just as he was about to say something, Lim Na-yeon suddenly spun around in front of him, then rolled over and pressed herself against him face to face.

She looked up, her eyes sparkling with moisture.

"You said you'd make it up to me if we filmed a kissing scene."

The bittersweet tone in his voice instantly evoked memories for Li Mingye.

His gaze trembled, he hugged Lin Nayeon tighter, and his voice became low and hoarse.

I will make it up to you.

His tone carried a complexity that Lin Na-yeon didn't notice.

"It's not just a kiss."

Their bodies instantly intertwined, and their panting gradually rose, drowning out the dialogue on the television.

In the end, I still couldn't watch the whole ending.

……

December 13, banquet hall of a five-star hotel in Seoul.

The cast and crew of "The Heirs" held a grand celebration banquet as scheduled.

The finale, which aired yesterday, saw its viewership rating soar to 27.0%, breaking its own record and becoming SBS's highest-rated show of the year, making it a truly perfect ending.

The celebration banquet was filled with joy and laughter.

Ji-won Noona deliberately kept her distance from Lee Myung-yeop and didn't talk to him much, but her gaze kept drifting towards him.

Lee Myung-yeop would occasionally give Kim Ji-won a friendly smile, exchange glances with Noona, and then turn to chat with Jung Soo-jung.

"What did you agree to in your viewership ratings agreement?" Krystal Jung asked curiously, swirling the wine in her glass.

"Didn't the production team send out a notice? Didn't you see it?" Li Mingye feigned surprise.

"I've been too busy lately, I haven't had time to look at those things," Krystal gently nudged him and said coquettishly, "Tell me about it."

Li Mingye swayed slightly with her momentum and casually said:

"It's nothing, just singing a song."

"Oh?" Krystal Jung looked interested. "What song is it? I've never heard you sing before."

"Good Days," Li Mingye said, taking a sip of red wine.

This isn't referring to the song "Good Day" with the tagline "Today is a Good Day," although he can sing that Chinese song too.

Instead, it was IU's hit single "Good Day" from 2010.

The suggestion came from Lim Nayeon, who seems to really like IU. Lee Myung-yeop went along with her and applied for the copyright with IU's side, saying he wanted to cover the song at the celebration party.

IU readily agreed without even accepting payment. Lee Myung-yeop even added IU as a friend through this exchange and would occasionally show off to Lim Na-yeon, making Lim Na-yeon extremely envious.

"Good Days," Krystal Jung said, looking at him with a slightly surprised expression. "Is this song suitable for you to sing?"

Not only do the lyrics of this song not quite fit his aloof second male lead persona, but it is also quite difficult to sing, especially the famous three high notes at the end, which many professional singers cannot reach. Yet, Li Mingye, now an actor, is actually going to take on the challenge.

"The audience likes to see things that are inappropriate, otherwise this convention wouldn't be attractive."

Li Mingye remained calm and composed.

"That's true, then I'll keep my expectations up."

The expression on her face carried a hint of malice, as if she were expecting something.

Li Mingye glared at her, which made her chuckle softly, her body trembling with laughter.

Next, after Lee Min-ho finished singing a love song, it was Lee Myung-yeop's turn to go on stage.

The lights in the entire venue dimmed, leaving only a spotlight shining on him.

He held the microphone, precisely tapping his foot to the beat, and his clear voice instantly captivated everyone's ears:

"How blue the sky is..."

As the song ended, Li Mingye calmly stepped off the stage, greeted by thunderous applause and screams that nearly lifted the roof off.

After sitting down, Krystal Jung's facial expressions clearly went out of control. She tilted her head, opened her mouth slightly, and looked at him with disbelief.

Dude, are you really that good?

"What's wrong?"

Li Mingye asked with a puzzled look, his eyes showing a hint of innocence, but he was secretly delighted.

Unexpectedly!

Krystal shook her head, as if trying to shake off the shock, and asked incredulously, "How can you sing so well?"

"I've studied it before, and I know a little bit about it," Li Mingye replied modestly, yet with a hint of taunting.

Krystal couldn't help but punch him, and said irritably:

"If you only have a superficial understanding, what about us singers who practice so hard? Are we even allowed to live?"

He not only had excellent control over his breath and rhythm, but he also perfectly hit the last three high notes with his true voice. His technique and ability were almost flawless, leaving Krystal Jung completely mesmerized.

"Can girl groups be considered singers?" Li Mingye tilted his head and asked, feigning confusion.

Jung Soo-jung bit her lower lip in anger, and without arguing with him, she reached under the table and twisted his waist.

Li Mingye feigned pain and subtly brushed her hand away.

"I really don't know, why are you in such a hurry?"

This girl is going too far. She keeps touching him all the time. Doesn't she know that men and women shouldn't touch each other?

As if by unspoken agreement, Li Mingye sensed something, turned his head, and met Kim Ji-won's gaze.

He blinked and smiled confidently.

"Isn't it amazing?"

Kim Ji-won looked at the man who had just shone on stage, a proud smile on her face, and nodded slightly, giving a subtle thumbs-up.

"Absolutely amazing."