White Tiger

Reach: Standard melee range

Standard equipment: Nothing noteworthy.

Intelligence: Genius in combat. Known as "The Fighting Genius." He is one of the ten geniuses in the universe. Gun Park considers him one of the strongest individuals in existence. He is skilled enough to face Gun and Goo simultaneously, and later Mandeok Bang and Yuseong. His power level is such that Manager Kim doesn't want to face him again after their previous confrontation.

Standard tactics: Tom Lee's fighting style varies. On some occasions, he is willing to take blows, and on others, he intercepts an attacker before they can do anything. His attacks are generally unpredictable, being superior to those of Eli Jang, who, according to his White Tiger Force comrades, was impossible to predict.

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, High Pain Tolerance (Demonstrates the ability to withstand extreme pain during fights), Genius Intelligence (One of the 10 geniuses in the universe. He is notoriously known as the fighting genius), Martial Arts (Defeated Gun Park, Goo Kim, and Eli Jang, all high-level fighters in the universe), Social Influence (Member of the legendary Fist Gang, known throughout Korea), Fourth Wall Breaking (It was noticed that he was in his own flashback) [1], Fear Induction (Manager Kim's fight with him caused a person to urinate in their pants) [2], Analytical Prediction (Able to dodge at the last second and observe Yuseong's [3], Johan, and Eli's attacks. Must be superior to Yeoncheol), Instinctive Action (Tom Lee defeated Eli numerous times without even looking at him) [4],

Resistance to: Analytical Prediction (Simulates attacks like a headbutt [5]. Eli was considered unpredictable by his own employee, but Tom Lee was still superior to him [6]), Electricity Manipulation (This Feat)

Attack Potential: Likely large building level (Fought on equal footing with Jinyoung Park and Goo Kim), higher with claws.

Speed: At least supersonic+ (relative to Manager Kim in their fight)

Lifting Strength: At least Class 5 (Lifted a Jeep and prevented it from casually accelerating while drinking. Greater than Vasco) | Class 10 (Comparable to Vin Jin) | Class 25 (Most likely superior to Zack Lee)

Impact force: Probably at the level of a large building.

Durability: Likely at the level of a large-scale construction.

Resistance: Superhuman. Easily defeated a large faction of workers that rivaled Big Deal's and suffered no damage after being attacked by Yuseong and Mandeok.

Level: Probably High 8-C, superior with Claws

Name: Tom Lee

Origin: Lookism (PTJ version)

Sex: Male

Age: 40+

Classification: Martial Artist, Pre-Generation, Bodyguard, Businessman

Tom is a carefree, playful, and easygoing person. He is a money-driven man, as evidenced when Charles Choi paid him to withdraw all his employees from the Workers' Union, but then sent them back because the union president paid him more. Despite this, he appears to be cautious and not negligent with money. This is clear when he pursues Eli Jang, the boy he raised. He once taught Eli that he shouldn't accept money lightly, as the money received might have other intentions on the part of the giver.

Tom also has a peculiar interest, sometimes asking to see other people's "penises" or "guts." He also hates being underestimated or receiving orders from someone he considers inferior, such as when Eugene tested him, which immediately infuriated him.

Tom also proves to be a caring and understanding person. This is evident when he confronts Hostel, stating that families should not be separated and acknowledging that they will risk their lives for the sake of their family. Even so, he remains professional, performing his job with excellence.

Tom is a large, middle-aged, muscular man with a square face, small eyes, and long, disheveled hair. He usually sports a wide smile. He always wears white gloves on his left hand, which hides the fact that it is an amputation for unknown reasons. He prefers to fight only in his underwear to avoid soiling his expensive clothes and usually undresses shortly before a serious fight. In the past, he has been seen wearing a beggar's hat and clothes resembling a vagrant's hat.

Tom Lee is a minor character in Lookism. He also appears in the webtoon Manager Kim. A man who fights fiercely, known as the "King of the Streets" in Seoul, the "Supreme King (Beggar)" during Generation 0. According to Jinyoung Park, he was a beggar who was taken in by Gapryong Kim. After being taken in by Gapryong, Tom was recruited into his Fist Gang and became one of his closest companions, alongside Elite and Jinyoung. During this time, he also raised Eli Jang and taught him to fight. Unaware of his real name, Eli calls Tom "Mr. Carpenter". Sometime before or after Gapryong's death, he joined Charles Choi and helped him form the Four Great Gangs, becoming one of Charles' Ten Geniuses. He also raised two sons, Gun and Goo. Sometime later, he founded the White Tiger Employment Center, an employment agency that will do anything for the right price.

Sera is a very tall and beautiful woman with long brown hair. She has a slender and curvy figure, with large, full breasts and wide hips and a large bottom. She wears business attire that is simultaneously professional and provocative, such as a tight white blouse that accentuates her full breasts and tight black shorts that highlight her curvy hips. She wears round black-framed glasses, gold ball earrings, and black high-heeled shoes. She is also often seen carrying her brown handbag.

Sera Shin (신세라 Shin Sera) is the Section Chief at the White Tiger Employment Center. She also appears in the webtoon Manager Kim. age 27 years

In the Manager Kim and Lookism universe, CQC (Close Quarters Combat) has a standard professional range of approximately 30 meters. This is not a travel range, but rather the radius within which the user can effectively detect and neutralize threats. Explanation of CQC's Scope Standard Range: In general, characters who use CQC professionally, including Manager Kim, have a detection and attack range of up to 30 meters (approximately 100 feet). This means they are extremely adept at fighting in enclosed environments or within an area of ​​up to that radius, using their enhanced senses to anticipate and react to their opponent's movements. It's not a travel distance: CQC's "range" refers to the sphere of awareness and effectiveness in combat, not the distance the character can instantly travel. Manager Kim can cover an area of ​​up to 30 meters with her techniques and even use metal wires to extend that range, covering an entire battlefield if necessary. Character Variations: Manager Kim and other mercenaries: They have a standard range of 30m. Park Jincheol (another of the "military fathers"): It is suggested that he has an even greater CQC range, of about 100 meters. Warren Chae (a character from Lookism): Initially, he had a reach of only 3 feet (about 1 meter) before his intensive training, which illustrates the difference between a beginner and an elite professional. In short, Manager Kim doesn't travel miles with his CQC; he dominates combat within a 30-meter radius, being able to utilize the environment and equipment like wires to maximize his lethal effectiveness in that area.

The main character of the manhwa Manager Kim (Kim Byung-Ho) possesses an elite set of combat and espionage skills, a result of his past as a special operations agent in the South Korean Special Forces. His main skills include: Weapon Mastery Specialist: He is proficient in the use of various weapons, including knives and firearms, and is able to shoot at multiple targets with great effectiveness. Wire Manipulation: One of his most remarkable abilities is his mastery in the use of metal wires. He can cover an entire battlefield with these wires and use them for quick and deadly attacks. Close Quarters Combat (CQC): Kim is a master of CQC, a form of combat that allows him to attack opponents with precision and speed at short to medium range (up to 30 meters). He can combine CQC with his wire-fighting skills for even more powerful attacks. Stealth Mastery: As a former spy, he excels at sneaking around and concealing his presence, even managing to infiltrate military bases undetected. Enhanced Senses: He can instinctively detect the presence of weapons or imminent attacks and identify sharp objects in a room for use in combat. Supernatural Will (Overcome/Conviction): When his daughter or loved ones are in danger, Kim demonstrates an extreme surge of power, entering a state of rage and unwavering determination. These abilities make him a formidable opponent, and he has already been able to fight on equal terms with other extremely strong characters in the shared universe.

In his daily routine, Manager Kim behaved in a docile and discreet manner. His behavior was a consequence of constant government surveillance. Therefore, he needed to avoid conflict, as causing problems could jeopardize his daily life and that of his daughter, Minji.

However, when his daughter disappears, he becomes determined and aggressive, contrasting with his previous actions. He sets aside all his concerns with the government to find his daughter, showing that he prioritizes her above all else.

Manager Kim has a dual appearance: in his daily life, he looks like an ordinary middle-aged Korean man with black hair, but muscular and scarred from his past in the Special Forces; when furious, his eyes turn red and veins bulge, revealing his lethal nature, complete with rimless glasses and a t-shirt that says "I love my daughter" in his manhwa. Appearance Details: Physical description: Tall, muscular, with gunshot wounds and combat cuts. Clothing (in her manhwa): She wears a personalized t-shirt with a picture of her daughter and rimless glasses. At work (in Lookism): He looks older and has less muscle mass, but is still strong. Expression: In moments of anger, his face transforms with prominent veins and red eyes, revealing his "villainous" and former spy side. In essence, he is a contrast: a calm father on the outside, but a lethal ex-elite agent on the inside, with physical marks that tell his story of combat.

Minji learned to use taekwondo at a level higher than professional. Superhuman Physical Characteristics.

Minji is a tall woman with a striking presence and a naturally confident posture. Her body is slender and well-proportioned, with medium-sized breasts, a slim waist, and a large bottom. A thin, delicate face with soft features. The eyes are large and expressive, typical of manga/manhwa, conveying a mixture of attentiveness and slight surprise. The nose is small and discreet, and the lips are natural, slightly parted in the image, giving a human and realistic air. Long, dark brown hair, partially tied back in a low ponytail, with a few loose strands framing her face. The hair appears light, with movement, as if touched by the wind or after walking. A serious expression, but not cold. There is an air of alertness and intelligence, like someone accustomed to observing their surroundings. She wears a simple, loose-fitting white t-shirt with a black print in the center. The outfit is not flashy, but reinforces an urban and functional style. A brown bag strap crosses her shoulder, suggesting she is in motion, perhaps going to or returning from work.

I'm Minji's boyfriend; she hasn't introduced me to her father yet.