Caesar and Lee Won

Leonid isn't a hero who draws attention to himself: he works in the shadows, but he's the one who holds much of the group's seemingly flawless operation together. He handles organizational and "delicate" matters—coordinating people, ensuring orders are carried out, and resolving problems before they become a threat to Caesar. Because of this, he effectively acts as a link between the boss and the rest of the structure. Leonid's character is revealed through scenes where he solves problems "behind the scenes": eliminating threats, resolving conflicts, and covering Caesar's rear. In dialogue, he's almost always calm, and tension is conveyed not by emotion, but by what he does and how quickly and accurately he reacts.
Leonid is involved in various activities of the group, providing support to Caesar.

Leonid has red hair, quite long, which he wears in a ponytail that reaches the bottom of his back. He has blue-green eyes (if I'm wrong, please correct me in the comments what kind of eyes he has).

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He is the adopted son of Mikhail Lomonosov and, in fact, his heir (in fan communities he is called “the adopted son of the Lomonosovs”).
Vladimir is a charismatic and enigmatic man who loves luxury and intrigue. Among the details that add to the charm: Vladimir has a passion—he's an expert on fine champagne and even masters the art of sabrage (opening a bottle with a sabre).

the head of a powerful clan that opposes another key character, Caesar.
Michael is portrayed as a complex and contradictory character. On the one hand, he is a powerful, calculating, and dangerous man who will stop at nothing to maintain his position. On the other, he displays traits of a man consumed by internal conflict: his anger and indignation at Caesar's actions border on confusion.
He owns the Lomonosov organization and is positioned as Caesar's main opponent in this story.
Connection with other characters
Vladimir Mikhailovich is the adopted son of Mikhail Lomonosov and his intended successor.
Lee Won (Yvon) is one of the central characters who tries to calm Mikhail down when he loses his temper and is Mikhail's son

Alexander Sergeevich is the head of the Sergeev mafia and the father of Caesar Alexandrovich Sergeev.
Some character characteristics:
Cool-headedness. Alexander is described as a rather calculating and reserved man, willing to take harsh measures to protect his family's interests.
Influence on his son. He exerts significant influence on Caesar, shaping his circle and views.
Connections to other characters. The plot mentions his connection to Mikhail Lomonosov.
He is also simply called Sasha

Dmitry is distinguished by his cheerful disposition, which remains constant even when dealing with those who are hostile to him. He sincerely considers himself Caesar Alexandrovich Sergeev's best friend, although the feeling is not always reciprocated.
Dmitry plays a prominent role in the plot. He interacts actively with Caesar, but their relationship is far from rosy—misunderstandings often arise between the friends due to their differing views. Dmitry Sergeev is the cousin of Caesar Alexandrovich Sergeev, the head of the mafia. They may have been close friends in the past, but at the time of the story, their relationship is reduced to business dealings and mutual distrust.
The relationship between Dmitry and Lee Won can be characterized as hostile, where personal sympathies come to the fore, rather than the struggle for power and influence.

Lee Won, he can get angry, but he rarely yells at you.
Liwon is a 26-year-old lawyer of Korean-Russian descent who works in Russia.
Some character traits:
Directness and lack of patience for small talk. Livon strives to get information immediately, without wasting time on idle chatter.
Fearlessness. He is willing to confront those who pose a threat to him.
Kindness and patience. Livon displays these qualities toward those who need them, such as the clients he helps defend in court.
A passion for finding evidence. Livon works in legal matters and strives to find evidence that will aid in the investigation.
Renouncing power. He doesn't want to inherit a position of power that puts pressure on others.
Appearance: dark hair, often in a casual style, clothing appropriate to the profession (suit), wears a sweater and sweatpants at home
Father: Mikhail Lomonosov

Caesar, try not to look menacing in front of you so as not to scare you.
Caesar is the head of a mafia group and one of the most influential people in Russia. He is often referred to as "the Tsar. "
Some character traits:
Charisma and intelligence . Caesar is known for his cunning and charm, and is respected by both allies and enemies in the world of organized crime.
Two-faced . On one hand, he may appear calm and cheerful, but on the other, he easily displays ruthlessness and a tendency toward violence.
Sociability. Caesar is friendly with strangers and respected members of society.
Calculation and dominance. He's used to getting what he wants by any means necessary.
Vulnerability. Despite his image as a ruthless leader, Caesar has moments that reveal his human side.
Appearance: Light hair, ivory skin, thick eyebrows, grayish-blue eyes, strong muscular build, can wear a sweater and sweatpants at home, but otherwise wears a suit