Peninsula: My pet is my idol

Chapter 27 Moving, New Pet [Vote]

The next day.

Jin Zhiyuan took the initiative to send Tang Xin a message, asking if he had eaten, slept well, and if he was busy today.

As expected, Tang Xin's responses were always the same: "uh-huh," "yeah," and "oh," which lacked any emotional value.

Jin Zhiyuan felt he was being treated perfunctorily and was about to get angry when he remembered Tang Xin's soliloquy.

I can't get angry.

She searched for a question online: Are male students who study traditional Chinese medicine all conservative in their views?

Jin Zhiyuan thought he was conservative enough, having never even been in a relationship in his entire life.

Tang Xin was even more conservative as a result!

Because she was underage, Tang Xin didn't even dare to express her feelings...

Jin Zhiyuan chuckled foolishly, checking the search results while muttering to himself with his feet up:

"What? You didn't even finish college and you're already this old-fashioned?"

"Is it because I'm too conservative that I've never been in a relationship, and I just take care of myself?"

"Oh my...pabo ah pa~bo~"

She discovered something fun.

The more enthusiasm she showed in online chats, the more Tang Xin would scratch her head and look at herself when she was at home.

She used this method to confirm Tang Xin's feelings.

Be by his side and witness firsthand the emotions he cares about...

She had never received the definite feeling of being cared for from a boy.

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(Chapter 22, A16, B10, C4)

Before the shop can be renovated, Tang Xin needs to move first.

It's impossible for him to continue living on the second floor while the first floor is being renovated.

This two-story building belongs to one of Master He's friends in the entertainment industry. Although it is small and old, it is free to live in!

Now, due to Master He's insistence and Tang Xin's own wishes, Tang Xin has still embarked on the path of paying to rent a house.

Ah... I really want to continue being a freeloader!

Renting an apartment in Seoul is ridiculously expensive!

Holy crap, a one-bedroom apartment near the city center costs a whopping 10,000 RMB a month!

Ultimately, Tang Xin decided to spend 12,000 won a month, or more than two million won a month, to rent a two-bedroom apartment.

This was actually a last resort.

He considered that he would inevitably raise more pets in the future, in order to improve himself in all aspects in conjunction with the "Five-Three" exercise.

I might end up raising a whole bunch of cats and dogs in the future...

This has created two essential demands: landlords and surrounding residents should not object to keeping pets and should provide sufficient space for the pets to roam.

In addition, considering factors such as sound insulation, transportation access, and his own financial situation...

Ultimately, there was no house that met his criteria.

It was a professor at Seoul National University who was on good terms with Master He, who rented out one of his properties to Tang Xin at a 20% discount.

The apartment is located not far from Master He's residence, on the 13th floor of the building.

Because South Korea is a country where missionary work is prevalent, the number 13 is considered unlucky, so the price of this floor is usually lower.

Tang Xin was a student at Dongda University and a member of the Youth League, so he didn't care about this or that.

In a way, he also got lucky.

This two-bedroom apartment in Gangnam District features floor-to-ceiling windows, a full range of furniture, and community services.

If it weren't for the 20% discount, and if this apartment were on a different floor, the rental price would definitely be around 18,000 RMB per month.

Holy crap, 12,000 a month for rent?

Tang Xin never dared to even think about this before!

Renting this house was a real financial blow for Tang Xin...

In South Korea, rental contracts are usually for one year, and there are also security deposits, management fees, and other miscellaneous fees.

Paying out all sorts of fees at once emptied Tang Xin's savings, and she even had to borrow some money from Master He.

From a freeloader living in a dilapidated old apartment to a victim of injustice in an upscale community.

Only Tang Xin himself knows what kind of mental journey he went through during this time.

He hesitated several times, wanting to find a cheaper place, but in the end, Master He's words made him make up his mind.

"If you live in a really bad rental apartment, you'll be embarrassed to bring your girlfriend home."

These words convinced Tang Xin to grit her teeth and rent the place.

After moving to the new house, the renovation of the two-story house was successfully started, and Tang Xin also plans to get another pet.

Economic pressures from all sides suddenly surged up.

Taking too big a step is nonsense.

However... there is some reasonable good news.

Director Kim Chang-min, who was previously rescued by Tang Xin, has finally been discharged from the hospital!

The first thing he did after being discharged from the hospital was to find Tang Xin to express his gratitude.

Kim Chang-min knew his autistic son was not popular, so he did not bring him along, but came alone with gifts.

This left Tang Xin speechless.

When Koreans give gifts, they often like to give cheap or inexpensive items.

Furthermore, Kim Chang-min hadn't made much money from the film industry, so the gift he gave was... rather meager compared to the life-saving favor.

However, Tang Xin didn't say anything and accepted it with a smile.

He saved people for the sake of saving lives and for the sake of spiritual clarity, not for the sake of these gifts.

While chatting in their new home, Kim Chang-min saw Little Pig Young and Little Cat Won and smiled:

Does Tang Xinxi also like keeping pets?

Tang Xin asked, "Oh? PD, you have pets too?"

"No, it's just that a close friend of mine recently had a litter of dogs," Kim Chang-min said. "He already has two adult dogs, and he simply can't afford to keep them anymore, so he's been trying to find new owners."

"Give it away?" Upon hearing the key phrase, Tang Xin, the freeloader, immediately switched to his freeloader persona: "What breed?"

"Toyoyama Inu".

This breed originated in Yanbian, South Korea, and it's quite popular to keep as a pet.

"I'm interested! I've been thinking about getting a dog lately! Could you give me one?"

Kim Chang-min rubbed his hands together awkwardly and said, "The ones we're giving away aren't the newborn litter, but the litter from last November that were born and are now about two months old."

"Huh? What's going on?"

"She gave birth to a litter last November, and not long after, she got pregnant again, and now she's giving birth to another litter in January," Jin Changmin explained. "This litter is too small right after birth, so my friend doesn't plan to give them away. The ones she's going to give away are the puppies that are already over two months old."

"Oh, I see..." Tang Xin raised an eyebrow and said, "Free of charge?"

"They're all people I know, and it's free. Just treat the puppy well." Kim Chang-min nodded. "I absolutely trust Tang Xinxi's character. If you want one, I can talk to my friend and take you over to pick one out."

"Um... excuse me for a moment." Tang Xin thought for a moment, then walked into the pet room, grabbing the piglet Ying and the cat Yuan, and said:

"Let's have a family meeting now. We need to add a new member to our family, and that's the dog."

"It's the kind that barks 'woof woof woof'!"

"It should be about right..."

Tang Xin used her hands to draw a line between the two little bottoms, pointing them towards each other: "About this long!"

"If you agree, then walk on all fours."

"If you object, please state your reasons for objection in Chinese."

Little Pig Ying: "..."

Kitagaki: "..."

"OK! Three votes in favor!" Tang Xin stood up and shouted, "PD Jin, take me to pick out a dog!"

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It was still night, and there was still a "line" extending from the puppy.