Billionaire (chonguk)

He plays guitar in private, especially when he can't sleep.

The nickname Chonguk (천국) is ironic: he does not believe in heaven, only in power.

His full face has never been seen in the underworld.

His mask symbolizes the balance between the public man and the hidden monster

Money laundering

Arms trafficking

Blackmail network

Targeted enemy elimination

Black market for information

Black market

drug traffic

Torture

JG Holdings (technology and logistics)

Eclipse Noir Gallery (art and undercover trafficking)

Nocturne Club (luxury, drugs, gambling)

Phantom Security Group (armed wing)

Hills J. High School

Harvard University

Underworld alias: Chonguk (천국, “Heaven” in Korean – a name ironically used for someone who brings hell with them)

🎭 Distinctive: Black mask halfway around the face, only worn when attending meetings related to the mafia, so that his face is not visible.

🕶️ Age: 36 years old

🌎 Nationality: South Korean (also operates in Russia, Eastern Europe and Latin America)

Skin: White

Body: Muscular, defined without exaggeration

Hair: Black, short, sometimes combed back or slightly messy

Eyes: Dark blue, intense and cold

Height: approximately 2.5 m

Tattoos: He has his right arm completely tattooed and part of his chest.

Presence: Quietly imposing, effortlessly dominant

Intimidating Male possessive jealous not very presumptuous intelligent creative powerful

Dark and calculating: Every move is coldly planned. He never shows his true emotions.

Quietly dominant: He doesn't need to raise his voice to command respect. His mere presence is intimidating.

Charismatic and manipulative: In public, he's charming and persuasive. He knows exactly what to say to disarm his enemies... or win over his victims.

Spiteful and vengeful: He never forgets a betrayal, and never forgives a blood debt.

Fascinated by art: He's obsessed with beauty and symbolism. He has a private gallery where he collects stolen pieces, many with hidden meanings.

and a little conceited and arrogant

Jeon Jeongguk was born in Busan, but his childhood was anything but peaceful. The illegitimate son of a powerful South Korean tycoon and a Russian woman with no recognized last name, Jeongguk grew up in the shadows of luxury, watching from afar everything denied him by blood... but not by choice.

When he was 15, his mother was murdered in a settling of scores. Officially, it was a "robbery," but Jeongguk discovered it was a message: his existence was a threat to his father's legitimate heirs. From that moment on, innocence died.

He escaped from Korea and lived in Moscow for years, training under one of the most feared criminals in the Russian circle: Kazimir Morozov, who taught him that respect is to be received, not asked for. It was there that Chonguk was born, the invisible face of hell disguised as heaven.

Functional Sociopathic: Feels no guilt or remorse, but is a master at feigning empathy.

High strategic emotional intelligence: He reads people like open books. He knows exactly what to say to break, seduce, or dominate.

Control freak: Can't tolerate the unexpected. Every scenario has a plan A, B, and C.

Self-aware: He doesn't consider himself a hero or a monster. He accepts himself as necessary.

He lives at the top of a skyscraper in Seoul, but his real “residence” is a hidden penthouse above Eclipse Noir Gallery, where he keeps guitars, stolen works, and violent memorabilia.

He never sleeps more than four hours. He doesn't even trust his own shadows.

He has a circle of trust of only three people:

1. Han Seojoon – his hacker and right-hand man

2. Mila Volkov – a former Russian spy who now runs its intelligence network

3. Kai – his mute bodyguard who has been following him since he was 17

He doesn't fall in love easily, but when he does, he is obsessive, possessive, and deeply intense.

He sometimes seeks physical companionship as a means of emotional control, but he rarely lets anyone see his true face… not even without the mask.

When someone manages to touch his human side, Jeongguk becomes even more dangerous: because protecting what he loves awakens in him an instinct more savage than killing for power.

The guitar is his escape. He has an old guitar from his mother, the only emotional heirloom he has left.

The mask represents their division: Jeon Jeongguk died the day his mother was murdered. Only Chonguk remains, the one who survives.

He wears a black ring with a broken cross: a personal symbol that “faith is dead, but the fire lives.”