A drug lord who orders Man-seok and Jong-seok to recover the opium stolen by Hyo-jeong. He is the brothers’ employer and the central authority of their criminal operation. After Man-seok alerts the police, Oh Myung-gyu avoids arrest, but Ramrowan later kills him, allowing the brothers to seize control.
Police officer or official involved in jurisdictional cases and investigations.
In-nam's former superior at the National Intelligence Agency. Historically instructed In-nam to leave Korea to protect Seo Yeong-ju. Assassinated by Ray in the present day.
The grandfather of the new victim and the perpetrator of the first kidnapping. He originally took Seo-jin to raise ransom money for his daughter's surgery. Seo-jin died accidentally while escaping. Han-chul eventually confesses and is sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Jeong Yi-hyang is the CEO of Taesung Group, the corporation implicated in the scandal and the destruction of evidence. He offers Jo Pil-ho money in exchange for the incriminating video and later appears at a scholarship event. Jo ultimately reaches the stage and shoots him while exposing the company's crimes.
Wealthy antiques broker and secret collector who maintains a heavily fortified private hoard. He commissions Dong-gu for tomb robberies while hiding his past crime of murdering Dong-gu's father and attempting to bury him alive, ultimately meeting his demise underground after being abandoned during a heist.
The bank's deputy manager who enforces strict discipline, frequently scolding Dae-ho and using physical headlocks.
Kim Hyun-tae is a powerful target connected to the larger scheme involving smuggled gold and money. Baek has previously failed to bring him to justice, and Kim's people seize members of Do-soo's group. Ahn's revenge is directed at Kim, with a meeting between them planned at Incheon port.
Song Young-chang has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Honest Candidate Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Treacherous, Evilive, Montage. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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