A Century-Old Family Rises from Hong Kong's Entertainment Industry

This book is also known as A Century-Old Family: Rising to Fame Through Hong Kong Island Entertainment. It has multiple female leads, a whole lot of them.

Cheng Fei transmigrates to Hong Kong Island in the mid-to-late 1980s.

It's an age when every style flourishes and the greats compete.

An age when gold is everywhere, and natural beauties are everywhere too.

He gets ahead of everyone else and claims countless timeless classics from around the world as his own.

Covering songs from Japan? Not a chance.

They'll be begging Cheng Fei to write songs for them instead.

And it's not just them. Stars from Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe, and America come asking for songs too.

Cheng Fei says, "Men are out of the question. I'll consider beautiful women, but first they have to 'take good care' of me."

Reporter: "God Fei, I've heard two rumors lately. First, you write songs for pretty female singers in exchange for sex."

"Second, the pretty actresses in the movies you finance don't get paid..."

Cheng Fei: "They're not rumors. They're both true."

"We love each other..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.