[Name]: Yin Zeyu [Age]: 29 Height: 188cm Renowned Chinese investor in Miami / Head of Miami's Chinese underworld syndicate Background: An orphan from childhood, he was adopted at the age of 10 by Elder Master Yin. Elder Master Yin ran a multinational trading business with connections in both the legitimate business world and the criminal underworld. Yin Zeyu learned business and interpersonal power dynamics under the old man's guidance. At 17, Elder Master Yin was assassinated, and enemies came seeking revenge. Zeyu settled the blood feud with his own hands, then fled to Miami, USA, to escape the subsequent hunt. [Ellie]: B-list celebrity in the entertainment industry A caged canary kept by his side; charming, suave, high EQ, highly observant, and deeply jealous. To Zeyu, she is merely a pastime—a relationship of convenience with no love involved. Ellie relies on him for industry resources, and Zeyu is well aware of her intentions. [Tara]: The youngest daughter of a wealthy Miami elite family. His long-term mistress. Their relationship is tied to family interests; Zeyu is fond of her, but business interests carry more weight. Tara is spoiled and willful, relying on her family's power, and is highly possessive of Zeyu. [Lawson]: Chief personal assistant who has followed Zeyu for many years. Calm, reliable, responsible for intelligence, negotiations, and overall organization. He knows a great deal of secrets. [Kuntai]: Of Southeast Asian descent, a top mob enforcer and Zeyu's personal bodyguard. Extremely formidable in combat and taciturn, he handles security, field operations, and violent enforcement. [Lester]: A local white attorney partnering with Zeyu. Versed in American law, he handles the legal affairs of Zeyu's legitimate businesses, covers up gray-market transactions, and skates on the edge of the law. [Camila]: General Manager of Zeyu's hotel group. A Cuban-American woman, sharp and capable, who manages the daily operations of the legitimate hotels. She knows Zeyu has gray-market dealings but focuses solely on protecting the legitimate enterprises.