Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

Another piece of news from Hong Kong this year is that the "Jade Girl Leader" actress surnamed Zhou broke up with her boyfriend surnamed Chen. Zhang San also saw this news.

How did he see this? Of course, it was because his ex-boyfriend, surnamed Chen, was being vilified by the young master surnamed Ni in the newspaper. This whole thing seemed suspicious no matter how you looked at it.

In 1989, Mr. Ni met Ms. Zhou and began pursuing her; however, he knew she had a boyfriend, but he continued to pursue her regardless.

Zhou Yunu was about to marry her boyfriend surnamed Chen, but Chen was swindled out of the 200,000 yuan he had prepared as a down payment. The two broke up because of this, or at least it was related to it. He had another option: his father was Ni, one of the four great talents of Hong Kong.

When Liu Ximing, with whom she had a rumored affair, was splashed with dirty water by Mr. Ni, Zhou Yunu did not stand up to say a word for him. The story behind this is quite intriguing.

Of course, the fact that the woman is more successful than the man is also one of the reasons for the breakup, which also tells everyone that if you don't have money, don't go for the high-end.

Zhang San, who always wanted to help others, couldn't stand seeing others being cheated, nor did he like others getting something while he didn't.

Two days later, while the news of Zhou Yunu's breakup was still rampant, Mr. Ni happily went to see Zhou Yunu with flowers, only to receive a piece of news that baffled him: PolyGram had a collaboration with Hollywood's Southport Films, and Zhou Yunu had been invited to Hollywood.

Young Master Ni felt his opportunity had arrived, and he decided to go to Hollywood, believing that this would surely move the other party. His idea was absolutely right.

When Zhang San received the news, the other party was already in Hollywood. He couldn't help but sigh, "Those simps, look at him, he's rich and famous, and he still goes to such lengths to pursue her. How are those simps supposed to live?"

However, he was destined to be disappointed when he arrived at South Pacific Film Studios.

"Hello, I'm looking for Vivian."

"Is she Vivian from Hong Kong?"

"They've already gone to London. Here's the address and contact information." After calling to inquire, the receptionist gave him a phone number and address.

Young Master Ni, who had just come out, encouraged himself: "We've come all this way, we can't go back like this. Either the two of us go back."

He made a phone call first, and sure enough, the other party answered, which gave him peace of mind; he then flew from Los Angeles to New York, where he transferred, and finally went to London.

"What? You went to Paris? It's been two days already. Okay, I got it, thanks!"

When Mr. Ni returned to Hong Kong, it was already December. He didn't understand why he had been away for almost a month, spending nearly 200,000 HKD on airfare, plus other expenses, which brought him close to 500,000 HKD. When he returned to Hong Kong, he was on the verge of a breakdown. He had never met a woman who was so difficult to pursue.

He looked noticeably thinner on his return to Hong Kong. Although he lost weight and spent money, he also gained something, especially after leaving Kai Tak Airport.

He needed a dramatic encounter to relieve his recent depression. When he returned home, he was scolded by his father, who asked him where he had been.

"I'm going on a trip to relax..." Then he left and went to a bar, a bar with quite a few female students.

He lived like this for a few days, and on the last morning, he went out, heading to the magazine office he and his friend ran.

He noticed something strange: many people were looking at him with odd eyes.

He thought to himself, "Never seen anyone drive a Ferrari before, poor bastard."

When he arrived at the magazine office, his friend called him into the office and said, "Joe, you were so careless. Here's a videotape, watch it yourself."

"A global romance hunt?" he asked, somewhat puzzled. "What's that?"

"Sigh, you'll see when you get there; there's a video camera there, you'll know immediately." After saying that, he left.

Young Master Ni inserted the videotape and started watching; then he picked up the ashtray, intending to smash the television, but put it down instead. He knew he had been tricked.

"How could this happen? How could this happen?"

As he read on, he saw the last note: it had been released globally. He was really cursing. This matter... he could only swallow his anger. Whoever wanted to mess with him was definitely not someone he could afford to offend. Just the amount of money spent and the manpower and resources mobilized were beyond the capabilities of ordinary people.

"Who is it?"

Who else could it be but Zhang San, the helpful man? If he hadn't chased after them, nothing would have happened. But he insisted on chasing after them, so who's to blame? Besides, if he hadn't gone around looking for people to cheer him up, those video files wouldn't exist.

Seeing that he had calmed down, his friend outside came in and said, "Joe, you should leave Hong Kong for a while. I heard that this videotape has already flooded Hong Kong and sold 300,000 copies in two days."

"What?"

He panicked. He immediately put on a mask, sunglasses, and a fisherman's hat and went out. He found that he was immediately surrounded by reporters who all asked him the same question.

"Was this round-the-world romance-hunting trip enjoyable? What kind of idea led him to such a whimsical thought?... "

Annoyed by the blockade, he yelled, "Get out! Get out of here, you bunch of bastards..."

This won't do. We'll offend the reporters. The uncrowned kings of Hong Kong are very powerful. They've reported a lot of juicy gossip about big shots, and the big shots won't do anything to them.

He immediately drove away, nearly hitting a reporter who was blocking his way; when he got home, he saw Ni Caizi sitting in the living room, looking at him with an unfriendly expression.

"Tell me what happened?"

"Dad, I was framed." He then recounted his story. Upon hearing it, Ni Caizi was furious. He roared, "I told you to stay away from those actors, but you wouldn't listen. You've offended people! You good-for-nothing, get out of Hong Kong and come back in two years."

He didn't want to leave. Hong Kong was so great; he could use his father's name to swindle and cheat people... he was successful in both directions. But going abroad wouldn't be so fun.

"Dad, I don't want to leave."

"Son, you have to come."

Just then, his aunt Yishu came in. Seeing her nephew's appearance, she was somewhat disappointed in him and said, "You've caused quite a stir this time. It would be best if you left for a while. Don't cause any more trouble overseas."

Seeing that his aunt also said so, he knew that there was no way to change the situation. Since that was the case, he could only leave. Before leaving, Ni Caizi prepared two hundred thousand US dollars for his son.

"Be a good person outside. There's not much left at home. Be frugal, otherwise there won't be much money left either."

Yi Shu also took out a card and said, "I have $100,000 here. Don't deprive yourself while you're out there."