“Greg and Yusheng can film a boy-love drama about a star and his bodyguard now,” suggested one netizen.
Of late, the in-demand actor has been jetting off to many countries, including Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong, for work. He recently made a highly-anticipated appearance at a cosmetic brand event in Taiwan, where many fans showed up to get a glimpse of him.In a completely unexpected turn of events, netizens found themselves drawn to Greg’s hunky bodyguard, who was seen quietly trailing behind the star.
They also discovered he was a track and field athlete during his university days, and after a search on the school’s photography club Facebook page, chanced upon shots of Yusheng on competition day. “Greg and Yusheng can film a boy-love drama about a star and his bodyguard now,” suggested one netizen, while others gushed over how attractive the bodyguard is.
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