Peninsula: I, who was originally a camera, suddenly became an internet sensation.

Chapter 39 Internship?

Huang Lizhi left home—Li Yuan's home—at around 3 a.m.

She carried a backpack and a bag of clean clothes in her hand, and changed her shoes quietly, afraid of making the slightest noise.

Li Yuan was actually awake.

He lay there with his eyes open in the darkness, listening to the careful footsteps that moved from the living room to the entryway and then disappeared outside the door.

The thought of Huang Lizhi walking out of the house with sleepy eyes made him feel both sorry for her and a little cute.

There was no other way; the journey from Seoul to her home in Jeonju was too long.

It takes more than three hours by bus. After arriving home, I still need to unpack, eat a meal, and then rush to school.

Fortunately, graduation is just around the corner, and I won't have to suffer like this anymore. Li Yuan turned over, pulled the blanket over his head, and went back to sleep.

When I woke up again, it was already broad daylight.

He washed up, changed his clothes, packed his bag, and headed to Seoul National University.

On this day, Li Yuan finally officially enrolled in school.

He hasn't experienced university life in South Korea yet, and he doesn't know if it's like what's portrayed in Korean dramas.

If it's a bullying storyline, I don't think I'm actually afraid.

After his rebirth, he discovered that his body and mind had been greatly enhanced, which enabled him to reach the level of a "genius" in music production, singing, and dancing in the eyes of outsiders.

It's worth noting that in recent years, he hasn't just been "copying songs." He has also tried creating some original songs and achieved considerable success.

Everything went smoothly – filling out forms, taking photos, receiving student IDs, and selecting courses.

But after everything was completed, Li Yuan received news that left him both amused and exasperated.

"Internship?" Li Yuan looked at the teacher in front of him with some surprise.

"Yes, Li Yuan." The other person's tone was slightly apologetic. "Our department's internship period starts in September. Although we don't have strict requirements on the internship duration, you're about to be a senior."

"If I don't seize this time for an internship, I might miss my last chance..."

"I understand." Li Yuan nodded, somewhat annoyed.

I never imagined that my university life in South Korea would end so soon, before it had even officially begun.

"Li Yuan, you don't need to worry." Seeing Li Yuan's complicated expression, the teacher assumed he was worried about finding an internship and quickly said, "Our school has a long history, and I see that your grades in China are also very good. We can arrange for you to intern at some large companies. Don't worry about not finding a place."

The teacher seemed worried that Li Yuan was in Korea for the first time and was completely clueless, unable to even find an internship, which was why she was a little anxious.

"Thank you, teacher." Li Yuan sighed. "I have somewhere to do my internship."

practice?

SM, JYP, and even YG, which I have some conflicts with, I could pick any company I wanted. Why would I need to worry about internships?

"Oh?" The teacher pushed up his glasses in surprise. "Does Li Yuan have any internship companies he'd like to work for? We can recommend some to you. Some large companies have cooperation agreements with us, and if we recommend them, the acceptance rate will be much higher."

Generally speaking, the better the company you intern at, the better your career prospects after graduation. The teacher only said that because Li Yuan's grades were so good.

Teachers all over the world like students with good grades.

If someone got in by paying money, the teacher wouldn't say much.

Besides, those students don't need to worry about the internship company.

"SM or JYP, I guess," Li Yuan said casually as he thought about it.

He could go to either of them, but after thinking about it carefully, he preferred JYP:

Firstly, Hwang Yeji and the others are about to debut, and he will likely be involved in the creation of many songs, making it easier for him to intern at JYP. Secondly, he has more say at JYP, and although Park Jin-young isn't very good at company management, he's quite good to his company's employees.

Then he looked up and saw the teacher's hesitant expression.

"I'm somewhat acquainted with one of their company's leaders," Li Yuan had no choice but to "tell the truth."

"Oh, that's good." The teacher nodded in realization.

Having connections makes things much easier.

By the time Li Yuan got home, it was already past four in the afternoon.

He glanced at the group chat and found that everyone was discussing the post he had made yesterday. Some guessed it was a member of miss A, some guessed it was Blackpink, and some even guessed it was the newly debuted boy group Stray Kids.

However, most people still guessed who the guest was.

After all, there are only a few groups that can become monster rookies, and excluding the boy groups that Lee Won doesn't work with, the most suitable one is (G)i-dle.

Moreover, there is a Chinese person in the group, and the first group to appear in Lee Won's video was f(x), which also had a Chinese person in it, who also happened to have the surname Song.

Some people even joked that these might all be Li Yuan's relatives.

Then someone immediately retorted that one was from Beijing and the other from Shandong, they were completely unrelated, how could they possibly be relatives?

Li Yuan broke out in a cold sweat; he never expected that one of his viewers would be a "fortune teller."

Looking at the menu sent by Zhao Meiyan, Li Yuan went into the kitchen.

Perhaps because Li Yuan is Chinese, or perhaps because Song Yuqi had taken them to eat Chinese food before, they mostly ordered Chinese dishes.

Only Song Yuqi ordered pickled radish and fried chicken, which seemed like she was making things difficult for him.

Neither of these dishes could be prepared immediately, so Li Yuan chose to order takeout.

While cooking, Li Yuan checked the time and calculated when they would arrive.

Just as we were busy at work, the doorbell rang suddenly.

coming?

Li Yuan put down the kitchen knife, wiped his hands on his apron, strode to the door, and opened it.

What came into view was a strange man.

Could it be (G)i-dle's agent?

Li Yuan paused for a moment, then peeked out into the corridor. It was empty; there was no sign of Song Yuqi or the others.

"Hello, your package." The stranger held up a large box with a label in Korean that read "Fragile" and "Handle with care."

"Oh, thank you." Li Yuan then remembered that the two crystal carvings he had ordered had arrived in the last couple of days.

He signed the delivery slip, took the box, and carried it inside.

The box wasn't very heavy, but it was very well wrapped, with several layers of foam and bubble wrap, so it should be very secure.

Li Yuan put the box and the "squirrel" together, hoping they could be sent out together.

After Li Yuan finished cooking all the dishes, Song Yuqi and the others still hadn't come over.

Li Yuan finally couldn't resist sending a message to Song Yuqi.

"Almost there!" Song Yuqi replied almost instantly, probably having been on her phone the whole time in the car. "I added something to my schedule at the last minute, which caused a slight delay. We'll be at your apartment complex in a few minutes!"

He sealed some of the dishes that would cool down easily with plastic wrap, put them in the microwave to keep them warm, and then started setting up the live streaming equipment.

I'll have to ask them later whether they eat while broadcasting or finish eating before broadcasting, since I've never tried mukbang before.

I don't know if the fans would rather see him chatting with (G)i-dle, or a group of female idols eating in front of him.

Based on his understanding of that group, it was most likely the latter.