Senior CID officer in command of Lee Fung Yee. Manages police protocols and oversees her undercover mission.
Long Fei's traveling companion, Fatty provides comic relief while also paying attention to clues that matter to their investigation. He accompanies Long Fei as they evade Poison Yama's forces and pursue leads connected to Du Residence and the killings.
A martial artist or guard protecting the imperial entourage.
Veteran triad member providing counsel and historical context to the faction.
Great Teacher is the mad monk whom Fong Sai Yuk frees from a hidden cell at the Shaolin Temple. His release adds to the trouble surrounding Fong and the other rebels, who are already struggling with the temple’s strict rules and facing pursuit by the Manchu enforcer.
Senior triad figure, commands loyalty and oversees criminal enterprises.
The Private Investigator watches Mr. To and Mrs. To as they move around and meet again over jewelry and stolen goods. The former spouses' shifting closeness and hostility make their actions difficult to interpret, while the investigator's surveillance adds to the uncertainty surrounding the necklace and their schemes.
He is the grieving father of the dead girl whose room was entered by online entertainers. During their visit, he faces their attempted apology as the family objects to the intrusion and the posting of his daughter's image online. The confrontation becomes heated, and the excerpt leaves the family's response unresolved.
Minor character linked to one of the cold cases, serving as a suspect or peripheral figure in the investigation.
Chun Wong has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Chasing the Dragon Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Family Squad, Untraceable Evidence, Madame Bamboo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
