One of Tan Chun Huang's bookie friends. Warns Tan about impending police crackdowns and lends him money to cover gambling debts.
Roman is Lora's burly, Teochew-speaking brother. After James spends the night with Lora and attempts to leave, Roman blocks him and forces him to marry her. His intervention changes James's relationship and brings James into the household containing the antique dressing table.
Big Boss leads the secret society that recruits Liang into its criminal activities. He uses her naïveté to sell pirated VCDs and collect debts, then seeks to make the gang more powerful with help from Hong Kong consultants. He enters politics as an independent candidate and assigns Liang to lead a bank robbery to finance his campaign, ultimately exploiting the woman he has come to know.
Reservist Nan is a soldier attending topographic training with his fellow reservist, Lei. After becoming lost, he joins Lei in taking a shortcut through a supposedly haunted jungle, where they encounter frightening apparitions and are eventually tricked into becoming replacements for the two supernatural women.
The head of the Hokkien gang is associated with the Chinese gangsters whose suppression affects Shi Duyao and Zhung Lichun as they run their stall on Petaling Street. The plot summary identifies the gangsters as a source of trouble for the couple, but gives no further details about this character's actions or relationship to them.
A business partner in Caring Pollen who borrowed money from loan sharks and demands repayment from Baohuang.
John Cheng has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work is anchored in the Money No Enough Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Where Got Ghost?, Pulau Hantu, I Do, I Do. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
