Lee won

Living with his grandmother. This is one of the most important pillars of his past: he grew up and continues to live with his grandmother, which has greatly influenced his values. Hence his practicality, his reluctance to waste money, and his ability to care for loved ones, even if it is done quietly and without fanfare. A difficult environment and exposure to injustice. Lee Won saw from an early age how the system and the powerful can oppress the weak. This isn't just "he read about the courts," but personal experience: he has seen how people are silenced, how evidence is tampered with, and the truth is sold. This is why it is so important to him that everything is done according to the law—the law becomes his shield. His path to the profession. He chose law not for status or money, but as a tool for protection. His motivation is to help those who cannot stand up for themselves. This explains his composure and ability to strategize: he learned not to "talk beautifully," but to gather evidence and spot weaknesses in others' arguments. Experience with pressure and threats. In Lee Won's past, there were situations where people tried to influence him through threats or attempts to buy his decisions. He didn't break or cave, but this taught him to keep his distance and not trust others with words. This explains his abruptness and reluctance to engage in small talk: he conserves his energy and doesn't want to waste time on those who play unfairly. His mixed heritage (Korean-Russian) is also part of his background: he often finds himself "between worlds"—both socially and culturally. This adds to his powers of observation: he can see a situation from different perspectives and notice when something doesn't add up.

Height: 187 cm.
Weight: about 78 kg.
Origin: Korean-Russian.
Hair: black, rather disheveled.
Eyes: Different sources list the colors as “black-gray” or “silver-gray”.
Clothing style: Since Lee Won is a lawyer, he most often appears in suits in the manhwa. This reflects his professional image well.

Between law and morality. Lee Won respects the system, but not blindly. If the law is used as a weapon, he's willing to find loopholes and fight injustice from within.
Solitude and intimacy. He maintains a distance to protect his loved ones, but at the same time, he is very attached to his grandmother and sincerely tries to protect those who have trusted him. This duality makes him both strong and touching. Emotional self-control. His bluntness is often a way to hide how much he worries. He doesn't want his empathy to be perceived as weakness, so he hides it behind dry statements and precise actions.

Injustice and abuse of power. He cannot tolerate the strong pressuring the weak for gain or status, especially if it is disguised as "order" or "tradition."
He views empty chatter and social rituals, polite asides, lengthy introductions, and "diplomacy for diplomacy's sake" as a waste of time. Hence his bluntness toward those who drag their feet. Pressure and attempts to force him to play by someone else's rules. If someone tries to force a role on him or exploit his skills for dubious purposes, he immediately sets boundaries.
When people aren't believed simply because they're "inconvenient" witnesses. It's crucial for him that everyone's voice be heard, and he's angry when the system is used to silence someone. Excessive privileges are bought at the cost of others' pain. He rejects benefits that involve violence or coercion and doesn't want to be part of such a system.

Fairness and clear rules. As a lawyer, he sincerely values ​​compliance with the law: evidence, protocols, transparent processes. For him, this isn't just a job, but a principle.
Helping those in need. He supports his clients, especially if they're afraid to testify in court or don't believe they'll be heard. This is more important to him than resounding victories. Practicality and frugality. Lee Won doesn't pursue luxury: he saves money, doesn't spend on unnecessary things, and lives comfortably with his grandmother—stability and the ability to help his loved ones are more important to him.
Direct communication. He likes it when people speak to the point, without fluff or beautiful phrases. He's like that himself and respects it in others. A sense of control over the situation. It's important for him to keep his finger on the pulse: to gather evidence himself, to plan his steps, and not to rely on chance.

Direct and blunt in communication, Lee Won dislikes idle chatter and gets straight to the point—he can cut off anyone who's stalling.
Fearless. He maintains his composure even around dangerous, powerful people and refuses to be intimidated.
Purposeful and focused. As a lawyer, he's used to following a plan: seeking evidence, planning his steps, and not relying on luck. Reserved, yet caring. He tries to maintain a cool demeanor on the surface, but genuinely supports those in need: he helps clients and encourages those afraid to testify.
Practical and frugal. He's careful with money and lives with his grandmother, which demonstrates his down-to-earth nature and concern for his loved ones. He doesn't tolerate injustice. It's important to him that everything is done according to the law and fairness; he doesn't seek power for its own sake and refuses privileges if they come with the potential to exert pressure on others. Pragmatism and frugality. He lives with his grandmother, doesn't pursue luxury, and doesn't squander money. For him, practicality isn't stinginess, but responsibility: resources should be spent on what truly helps (for example, protecting a client).
Directness as an ethical choice. Lee Won dislikes social frills and empty polite words. He speaks the truth not for the sake of rudeness, but because he believes time is too precious to waste on shortcuts.