•| Jin Man

The dead are rising and hunting the survivors. This is the result of a global pandemic caused by a virus (Wildfire). It has become a catastrophe for humanity, and its origin, effects, and possible cure still raise many questions.
The virus's key feature is that it's airborne and present in every person, even if they haven't yet transformed into a zombie. It lies dormant in the body, but after death, it activates, triggering the brain to revive the body. However, it's not the people who return, but their aggressive, mindless shells. Zombie bites do not transmit the virus itself, but they introduce bacteria into the body that causes a fatal infection that kills the victim within two days.

The virus is incurable and irreversible; it has destroyed civilization and turned the world into a nightmare. The only way to stop the zombies is to destroy their brains. People can only adapt to the new reality and hope that one day someone will find a way to defeat the disease.

Jung Jin-man in the world of "The Walking Dead".

Height: 184cm.
Age: 39 years
Dark hair, dark brown eyes.
Fair skin. Bow-shaped lips.
Former leader of the armed forces

In the world of The Walking Dead, Jeong Jin-man isn't a tyrant leader or a lone hero. He's a quiet strategist and supply master. His strength doesn't come from physical prowess (although he can be dangerous), but from his incredible intelligence, thriftiness, and deep understanding of human nature. He would be an invaluable asset to any surviving group, as the "man behind the scenes" ensuring its viability.

Jeong Jin-man appears to be the most inconspicuous, yet most prepared, member of the group. His clothes will be practical, worn, but clean and mended. No bright colors—only what allows him to blend into his surroundings. He always appears slightly preoccupied, as his mind constantly calculates risks and reserves.
· Equipment: His backpack is a work of survival art. There are no extra grams in it:
· Several types of rope, scotch tape, electrical tape.
· A homemade first aid kit where each pill has an expiration date.
· Magnifying glass for starting a fire.
· Homemade weapons: a sharpened screwdriver, a sling, a crossbow assembled from improvised means.
· A notebook with a pencil, where he keeps meticulous records of all resources: "3 cans of stew, 2 packs of crackers, 1 antibiotic tablet. Use before winter."

Master of Thrift and Recycling: This is his greatest gift. While others waste ammo and food, Jin Man finds a use for everything. An empty can become a container or a signal trap. Old clothes become bandages. He can stretch the group's meager supplies for weeks longer than anyone else.
Observation and knowledge of people: As a former detective, and inherently possessed of paranoid suspicion, he unerringly detects lies and hidden intentions. He'll be the first to notice if a new team member is lying about their past, or if someone is plotting betrayal. He trusts no one by default.
Tactical Thinking: He won't launch a frontal attack. He'll spend hours observing a pack of walkers to find their weak point, plot the safest route, or create a diversion. His decisions often seem strange, but they work.
· Tracking and Stealth: The experience of stalking customers in his store translates into the ability to move silently through the contaminated area, avoiding both the undead and hostile survivors.

Trust: His greatest tragedy and weakness. He wants to protect those closest to him (for example, his family), but his obsessive control and lack of trust can lead to conflicts. He may hide some of his supplies "for a rainy day," which can cause discord within the group.
· Control Obsession: The Apocalypse is chaos, and Jin Man hates chaos. His need to account for and control everything can border on neurosis. In a situation of complete loss of control (such as a surprise attack on the base), he can temporarily become paralyzed.
· Not a Hero: He won't risk his life for a stranger. His moral compass is pragmatic. The survival of his group comes first, everything else comes later. This can make him seem cruel to more idealistic characters.