Coweb (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Nie Yi-Yi
(played by Jiang Luxia) — protagonist
Nie Yi-Yi is a martial arts instructor recruited to protect a powerful couple. On her first day, the couple is kidnapped, and she follows the kidnappers' cryptic messages into underground fights. Her...
Chung Tin
(played by Sam Lee) — protagonist
Chung Tin is Nie Yi-Yi's childhood friend, who returns and urges her to take a bodyguard job in Hong Kong. He initially pursues the kidnapping case partly for the reward, but later uses money from a d...
Ho Kwun
(played by Eddie Cheung Siu-Fai) — supporting
Ho Kwun is the wealthy employer connected to Nie Yi-Yi's bodyguard job. He and his wife are abducted after a reception, and their disappearance draws Nie Yi-Yi and Chung Tin into a search that leads t...
Song Li-Shan
(played by Kane Kosugi) — supporting
Song Li-Shan is among the people exploiting the underground fights, where bouts are staged for paying spectators and powerful figures manipulate fighters for profit. The syndicate's operation pulls Ni...
Kitchen fighter
(played by Wanja Götz) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nie Yi-Yi → Ho Kwun
(Professional Bodyguard And Employer) — Nie's protection assignment becomes a rescue pursuit after Ho Kwun and his wife are kidnapped.
Nie Yi-Yi is recruited for a bodyguard job protecting a powerful couple, and Ho Kwun and his wife are abducted after a reception.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nie Yi-Yi → Kitchen fighter
(Conflict Fight Opponents) — Their fight becomes part of Nie's effort to press the people controlling the bouts for information about the hostages.
The plot says Nie battles an opponent who taunts her and claims the contest is over; the character list identifies Kitchen fighter as a supporting fig...
Nie Yi-Yi → Song Li-Shan
(Conflict Adversaries) — Song is connected to the operation that exploits fighters and obstructs Nie's effort to find the hostages.
The plot identifies Song Li-Shan as one of the people exploiting the underground fights, while Nie Yi-Yi becomes a pawn in the syndicate's plans and i...
Nie Yi-Yi → Chung Tin
(Social Childhood Friends) — Their old friendship brings them into the investigation together, though Nie remains suspicious of Chung's motives while he pursues the case and seeks information.
The plot describes Chung Tin as Nie Yi-Yi's childhood friend who returns and urges her to consider a bodyguard job. They later investigate the kidnapp...
Story Analysis
A martial artist follows a kidnapping trail into an exploitative fighting operation while pursuing an unresolved rescue.
Plot Progression
An Unwanted Assignment
— Nie Yi-Yi lives apart from competitive martial arts after her father's death. Chung Tin returns, urges her to take a Hong Kong bodyguard job, and she agrees to meet the employer's wife.
The Abduction Clue
— After a reception, Ho Kwun and his wife are abducted. A surviving fighter gives Nie a key and a cryptic message pointing toward a disco, setting the investigation in motion.
Inside the Fight Syndicate
— Nie and Chung follow leads connected to the kidnapping and uncover an underground fighting operation. The staged bouts exploit fighters for profit, and Song Li-Shan is among those involved.
Greed and Commitment
— Chung's interest in a reward makes Nie question his motives. He later uses money from a deal to buy information about the captives, while Nie remains determined not to abandon Ho Kwun's wife.
An Unresolved Rescue
— Nie confronts an opponent who taunts her and claims the contest is over. She demands to know where Ho Kwun is, and the adversary says he will take her there, leaving the rescue unresolved.
Directed by Xiong Xinxin
Coweb (2009) · 4.2/10 · action, crime
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(Q1741314), public domain (CC0).
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