Peninsula: Superpowered Daily Life

Chapter 30 Outbreak

Soon, Zhou Wenzhe came out in a sportswear outfit: a gray sleeveless T-shirt, loose shorts of the same color, and a pair of Nike two-tone running shoes.

After coming out, he didn't go to find Lin Yoona. Instead, he warmed up and then found a strength training machine to work out. With his current strength, he could easily lift the maximum load of the machine.

However, this was unnecessary and too conspicuous. He came to the gym just to pass the time and stretch his somewhat stiff body. He had been staying in the city for a while and hadn't done those dangerous missions, which made him feel a little uncomfortable.

Zhou Wenzhe didn't go looking for Lin Yun'er, but this woman took the initiative to come and find him after running for a while.

"What part of the body does this train?"

"Back, arms, would you like to try?"

"OK."

Zhou Wenzhe stood up and gave his seat to Lin Yoona, then adjusted the weight to the lowest setting for her.

Following Zhou Wenzhe's guidance, Lin Yoona practiced the movements one set at a time.

After a few sets of exercises, she was drenched in sweat.

I must say, a beautiful woman is a beautiful woman; even when she's sweating, she's still pleasing to the eye.

Zhou Wenzhe took two bottles of mineral water from the refrigerator, came back and handed one to Lin Yun'er, then opened one for himself and drank it.

"Thank you." Im Yoona took the water, opened it, and took a couple of sips. After finishing, she continued, "Mooncheol-ssi, what do you do for a living?"

"I'm currently unemployed," Zhou Wenzhe smiled, not caring at all what others thought of him.

"Huh?" This answer surprised Lin Yoona, and at the same time, her impression of Zhou Wenzhe worsened. He was just a rich second-generation who relied on his family and was good for nothing.

However, being able to say it so frankly is quite admirable, and at least his character is acceptable.

Although Lim Yoona hid it well, Zhou Wenzhe saw the fleeting look of disdain in her eyes just now, which also reflected the closeness between the two.

【Lim Yoon-a】

Intimacy: 63 (+)

Im Yoon-a (Lim Yoon-a), born on May 30, 1990, in Seoul, South Korea, is a member of Girls' Generation, a singer, actress, and host. She graduated from Dongguk University. She is 168 cm tall and weighs 47 kg.

This value is 1 point lower than before.

Thinking about her relationship with Son Seungwan, Yoona continued, "Would you like to audition for our company? I can recommend you."

"You mean you want me to become a trainee?"

"Well, you're not an idol trainee, but with your qualifications, you could try being an actor."

Although Lim Yoona looks down on Zhou Wenzhe for not having a proper job at his age, she has to admit that he has excellent looks. He can forget about becoming an idol because he is too old. If he can get some acting training, he might become a very popular actor.

"Can you guarantee I'll debut?" Zhou Wenzhe wanted to tease the woman in front of him, who actually looked down on him.

"I can't guarantee that. Whether you can debut or not depends entirely on your own efforts." Yoona rolled her eyes inwardly, and she almost wanted to take back what she had just said.

"Let's forget it. I can't handle the hardship. Besides, how much do actors earn? I can easily ask my family for more money than you make for a whole movie. By the way, Yoona-ssi, how much do you get paid for a movie?"

Even with her high level of composure, Lin Yoona couldn't control her expression at this moment. She stopped pretending and gave Zhou Wenzhe a big eye roll.

Then, without saying a word, she left.

Zhou Wenzhe watched her leave and couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Does she think that just because she's a few years older than him, she can boss him around?

He started making money before she even debuted.

Putting everything else aside, his income on YouTube might even be higher than hers.

Nonsense.

After finishing his workout, Zhou Wenzhe returned home. Just then, his phone rang. He picked it up and saw that it was Lin Nayeon calling.

"Hey, Nayeon."

"Oppa, I just got back to the dorm. You're still awake, right?"

Since the two confirmed their relationship, Lim Na-yeon has changed her way of addressing Chou Wen-che from his name to the more affectionate "Oppa".

"No, I just got back from the gym. Why are you so late?"

"Sigh, today's recording is delayed."

"Then you should get some rest."

"No, I want to talk to you."

"All right."

"Let me tell you..."

Zhou Wenzhe held his phone between his shoulder and shoulder, grabbed a change of clothes, and went into the bathroom. He chatted with Lin Nayeon while taking a bath.

After the two chatted for about ten minutes, he heard the voice on the other end getting quieter and quieter until it disappeared completely.

Zhou Wenzhe called out twice, but all he heard was Lin Nayeon's soft snoring.

He smiled, said "Goodnight," and then hung up the phone.

. . .

Over the next few days, Zhou Wenzhe drove south for sightseeing, visiting several cities including Daejeon, Daegu, Busan, and Gwangju, and then took a boat to Jeju Island.

During this time, he also kept a close eye on the matter he had reported. A week had passed, and there had been no reports about it in the news media or online.

Even Dispatch, which prioritizes traffic, hasn't released a single word.

A small-time celebrity certainly wouldn't have that much power. Even if this matter involves many big shots, it wouldn't remain completely silent.

It seems there are quite a few people involved, so everyone is trying to cover it up.

Since that's the case, then he'll be the one to lift the lid, and he won't be so rule-abiding when he does.

Zhou Wenzhe then used the system to re-edit the video and sent it directly to one of the world's most gossip-loving media outlets, the New York Post, using a secret email account.

He then took control of several accounts and posted this information on Google, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok, the international version of Douyin, which had just been launched in the European and American markets.

The system's push was incredibly powerful; the videos and materials were quickly seen by hundreds of thousands of people, and the New York Post published them immediately.

Although this is gossip from the Korean entertainment industry, these Westerners are still very interested in it. Who doesn't like to read gossip from the entertainment industry, especially such explosive gossip?

One pass ten, ten pass a hundred.

The news quickly spread from Europe and America back to Asia.

As time went on, the news spread throughout Asia, and more and more people learned about it. The reputation of the South Korean entertainment industry plummeted, and the country's international image suffered a major blow.

When the news reached South Korea, many people were stunned. Many also began to regret not capitalizing on this surge in popularity.

Especially someone who was surrounded by women in a nightclub just a moment ago, and then, after respectfully receiving a mysterious phone call, collapsed to the ground, looking completely dazed.

The sky is falling.

. . .