Inspector Lee Kin-wah, an ace marksman and the B.O.B. program's central recruit. Initially overconfident, he faces a crisis after his best friend Wai is killed, eventually regaining his composure to lead his team against the I.B.S. syndicate and propose to Jennifer.
Chiu trains Wah and evaluates his tactical performance.
Chiu leads the B.O.B. training and operations while Wah participates as a recruit.
George supervises Wah and questions his risky operational judgment.
George is Wah's superior officer and reprimands him for taking a dangerous approach during the gas station hostage incident.
Their relationship develops from professional disagreement into romance and engagement.
Jennifer challenges Wah's arrogance, later admits that she worries about him, and they begin dating. At the end, Wah asks her to marry him.
They serve in the same unit during training and the final offensive.
Popeye and Wah are both B.O.B. recruits, and Popeye commands B-Team during the assault on the I.B.S. hideout while Wah supports the operation.
Their early rivalry reflects competing attitudes toward confidence and discipline.
He-Man dislikes Wah's overconfidence, and the two recruits initially have differences during B.O.B. training.
A close friendship that anchors Wah emotionally and intensifies the impact of Wai's death.
The plot identifies Wai as Wah's best friend and fellow B.O.B. recruit. Wai's death deeply affects Wah and causes him to lose confidence.
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