Reborn in 1970, I thrived in Hong Kong.

In his previous life, Li Huai-ren's father's favorite singer was Teresa Teng. Li Huai-ren was forced to grow up listening to Teresa Teng's songs and subsequently developed a love for Teresa Teng and her music.

Upon learning that Teresa Teng had come to the newspaper office for an exclusive interview, Li Huai-ren was naturally very eager to see what the seventeen-year-old Teresa Teng looked like.

Just then, there was a knock on the office door, and a beautiful young woman pushed it open and peeked in, smiling sweetly and speaking in a soft voice:

"Hello, President/Editor-in-Chief, I'm Teresa Teng from Taiwan!"

Her features are delicate, her round face is sweet with a touch of cuteness, and her figure is tall yet voluptuous—well, it's got curves in all the right places…

Li Huai-ren's eyes lit up, and he unconsciously glanced at her a few more times.

But in Teresa Teng's eyes, his actions were nothing short of lewd!

Remembering that the owner of this newspaper, recommended by the Hong Kong partner company, was a close comrade-in-arms of Zhao Shiseng, the infamous "Killer of a Thousand Men, Killer of Ten Thousand Men" in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia, Teresa Teng felt a chill run down her spine and quickly took her leave.

"Um, excuse me, your staff is already waiting for me. I have to go over for the interview. Goodbye!"

"Miss Deng..."

Li Huai-ren wanted to say a few words to her, but before he could even open his mouth, she had already turned and left.

Li Huai-ren looked at Liu Yi-zhuang with a puzzled expression, and Liu Yi-zhuang quickly pretended to be nonchalant as he organized the manuscript of "Jurassic Park".

But Li Huai-ren did not let him go:

"Tell me, Editor-in-Chief Liu, you must know why Teresa Teng ran away like she'd seen a ghost whenever she saw me."

"A ghost? Of course! She thinks you're a lecherous ghost!" Seeing there was no escape, Liu Yizhuang thought this, but said it very tactfully:

"Um, oh, well, I heard that when female celebrities go somewhere, their company usually finds out in advance whether they'll encounter any unfriendly people or something..."

Li Huai-ren instantly understood what he meant, reached out and gently patted his forehead, giving a wry smile:

"Okay, okay, I understand. I'm paying the price for my past youthful ignorance and absurdity."

He naturally didn't want to completely cut off contact with Teresa Teng, so after thinking for a moment, he thought to himself:

"If the mountain won't come to me, then I'll go to the mountain!"

I have to thank my mother's so-called "quality education" from my past life. I learned piano and painting from kindergarten until the first semester of my second year of high school. I can play all the songs you sang, and if I can play them, I can copy them.

Good songs are hard to come by, I refuse to believe you don't like them. Hehe, which song should I copy?

By the way, I'll stick with the pen name "Lord of the Ming Dynasty" for the signature. Since I'm going to show off, let's go all out with the highbrow stuff, hehehehe!

Half an hour later, Teresa Teng finished her interview and left with the people from the company she was working with in Hong Kong.

Just as she reached for the elevator button, Liu Yizhuang, the deputy editor-in-chief and chief editor of Phoenix Daily, chased after her, handed her a letter, and said:

"Ms. Deng, our boss said he's very sorry he can't treat you to dinner tonight due to other commitments. Thank you so much for agreeing to the interview; he wrote a song for you!"

Teresa Teng was taken aback. "Are songs something that any Tom, Dick, or Harry can write?"

Although she thought this in her heart, she forced a smile, accepted it with both hands, and said:

"Thank you very much. If it suits my voice, I will definitely sing it at Lee Theatre."

Who is Liu Yizhuang? How could he not see that Teresa Teng was just being perfunctory? After thinking for a moment, he kindly reminded her:

"Miss Deng, our boss is none other than the 'Marquis of the Ming Dynasty,' his songs are bound to be good."

Teresa Teng was taken aback, then nodded.

Upon entering the elevator, Teresa Teng immediately asked the people from the Hong Kong partner company:

"The Marquis of the Ming Dynasty? What's the Marquis of the Ming Dynasty? What does he do? Is he very powerful?"

"The Marquis of the Ming Dynasty? The Marquis of the Ming Dynasty?..."

My goodness, I remember now! The Marquis of the Ming Dynasty is the author of "The Sentimental Swordsman and the Ruthless Sword" and "The Moonlit Blade"!

The female staff member repeated "Lord of the Ming Dynasty" several times, then her eyes lit up and she excitedly screamed.

Upon hearing this, Teresa Teng immediately waved the letter in her hand and said:

"So, his songs can't be too bad?"

The female staff member immediately nodded:

"I don't know about the melody, but the lyrics must be pretty good. The Marquis of the Ming Dynasty is someone who can write two very popular martial arts novels at the same time."

Upon hearing this, Teresa Teng immediately became interested, quickly opened the envelope, took out the letter, unfolded it, and saw that the lyrics were:

you ask me how much i love you

How much do I love you?

My love remains unchanged.

My love remains unchanged.

the moon represents my heart

A light kiss

It has already touched my heart.

a deep love

Teach me to miss now

you ask me how much i love you

How much do I love you?

你 去 想 一 想

你 去 看 一看

the moon represents my heart

A light kiss

It has already touched my heart.

a deep love

Teach me to miss now

you ask me how much i love you

How much do I love you?

你 去 想 一 想

你 去 看 一看

the moon represents my heart

你 去 想 一 想

你 去 看 一看

the moon represents my heart

The female staff member standing nearby glanced at it and frowned:

"Miss Deng, these lyrics are quite ordinary."

But Teresa Teng didn't reply. Her eyes were fixed on the sheet music, and she was humming softly. The more she hummed, the more excited she became.

After finishing the song, Teresa Teng excitedly said to the staff member:

"This song is a classic and great song. I never expected that the playboy you mentioned would have such talent."

Oh, right, as soon as I got back to the hotel, I called Taiwan and told the company to send someone to Hong Kong immediately to buy the song!

The female staff member from the Hong Kong partner company gave an embarrassed, awkward smile.

"Hehe, actually, I just heard it secondhand. People in Hong Kong are saying that Li Huai-ren, the owner of Phoenix Daily—oh, you know, the 'Great Ming Marquis'—is a playboy."

"Haha, how old is he? He looks younger than me. It must be just a rumor, right?"

According to what you told me today, he is only 16 years old. Could it be that he did *that* when he was 14?

How is that possible?

The female staff member also shook her head, saying it was impossible.

After getting out of the elevator and into the car, Teresa Teng's gaze and thoughts had already shifted to the lyrics. As she looked at them, her face suddenly flushed, and her heart fluttered.

"He wrote this song after seeing me, right? What does he mean by that?"

"And the moon represents his heart? Ugh, how embarrassing! Why write it so bluntly? Couldn't you have written it a little more vaguely?"

A classic song that was perfect for Teresa Teng to sing was enough to prompt her company to immediately send someone from Taiwan to Hong Kong overnight.

However, it was all for naught. When the manager of Teresa Teng's record company approached the Phoenix Daily the next morning, he received a clear answer: the song "The Moon Represents My Heart" would not be sold, but it could be authorized and only authorized to Teresa Teng to sing, including but not limited to releasing records and commercial performances.

In short, the songs were absolutely impossible to sell, but Teresa Teng could sing them freely, and only she could sing them!

What a joke! Teresa Teng was the top female artist in the record company that Li Huai-ren was preparing to establish. This song was sold to her current record company. If the record company said she couldn't sing it later, she wouldn't be able to sing it. Of course, Li Huai-ren wouldn't do such a foolish thing.

Cough cough, he may be chasing girls, but he's still very rational, even when he's using a song that's meant for her in the future to woo her.