Established gang boss protecting his territory from ambitious rivals.
Veteran gangster navigating generational power shifts.
A-Cheng's Father is part of the family weighed down by financial strain and unresolved resentment. In the final family scenes, he is found dressed for work in the middle of the night, a revealing image of someone still trapped in obligation while Meng-Cheng Chang’s debts, illness, and uncertain future place further pressure on the household.
Veteran gang member loyal to leadership, navigating shifting alliances and business disputes.
Ming is Tiger's uncle-in-law and boss. During the kidnapping of Feng and Guang, Tiger points his gun at Guang but does not dare to shoot, with Ming's position as his boss given as the reason. The plot provides no further details about Ming's actions or relationship with the other leads.
Uncle Shan is a resident who offers Chen Wei charms and incense as protection for Shiya. His help is directed toward keeping the child safe from the tower's ghosts, as supernatural encounters grow more frequent and the residents become trapped in quarantine.
Tsai Chen-nan has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work is anchored in the Gatao Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include GATAO: Big Brothers, Marry My Dead Body, Back to the Good Times. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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