Spouse of the North Fort boss, represents civilian life.
Spouse of gang leader Ren, provides emotional anchor and domestic contrast to violent underworld life.
The Hooker is associated with the episode of a young woman facing exploitation after being dismissed from factory work. Her employer withholds money owed to her and treats her abusively; when she tries to escape, a man intervenes, resulting in a violent confrontation. This episode forms a parallel to Chen Mo's encounters with people caught in difficult situations.
Cheng Yih's mother who confronts him about secretly returning to their rural town. She insists he return to the United States, creating a major obstacle that forces him to bid farewell to Wang.
Ren's devoted partner, providing emotional stability and support amidst violent underworld conflicts.
Julianne is the wife of Song's chum and becomes closely entangled with Song. She checks into a hotel with him to uncover his frightening plan, as the story leaves open whether Song is a part-time killer or a womanizer seeking her affection.
Hayayori is tied to the secretive research involving inhuman organ transplants, alongside Professor Manyuu, and is connected to Sen Sou's need for a replacement leg. She later reveals more about Hei Tei's treatment and his link to the conspiracy, but dies before the truth can bring Nami or Hei Tei peace.
Peggy Tseng has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Their work is anchored in the Gatao Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Love the Dead, 2 Million Dollars, Betelnut Girls. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.