Chinese Showbiz: Starting Out as a Hong Kong Tycoon

Thanks for the invite. I’m in Chinese entertainment, and I just transmigrated. Born in the 1970s, Xue Bufei was once a classic villain in Hong Kong films. But after bravely standing up for what was right, he went to America and spent five years adrift. Then, in 1999, he returned from overseas and reinvented himself as the era’s most perceptive investor, becoming the godfather of the entertainment industry. Over twenty years of investing, he’s made small, medium, and huge profits, but never lost a cent. Of course, a man that successful was bound to be charming and irresistible. The news claims his ex-girlfriends span four generations of Chinese entertainment, from its earliest days to the present. And that’s only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to his love life. “Mr. Xue, is that true?” During an interview on a variety show, the well-known host Lu Yu shook his oversized head, clearly unconvinced. Xue Bufei: “That’s just media sensationalism. I’m a one-woman kind of man.” Lu Yu: “Sure. I don’t believe you.”