Wiki & Encyclopedia: Hong Kong Variety Show: Rebirth Of Rage, Rising From Prison

The protagonist, a transmigrator who finds himself in an 80s Hong Kong prison setting. Originally a police sergeant from the Central and Western District Major Crimes Unit, he is now an inmate at Stanley Prison. Physically imposing with sharp, masculine features, he possesses high resilience and a calm demeanor.

An inmate at Stanley Prison known for being a friendly, approachable person. He uses flattery and social skills to survive in the prison environment. He carries a resemblance to the comedic actor 'Uncle Tat'.

An imprisoned leader of the Dong Sing triad within Stanley Prison. He is a primary antagonist who harbors hostility toward former police officers.

An imprisoned journalist and idealist who was framed for assaulting police and possession of narcotics after exposing police corruption. He appears physically fragile and憔悴 (haggard).

A former colleague of Chen Shixian and a fellow police officer currently imprisoned at Stanley Prison due to the coerced killing of a gang member.

The Head of the Reform Department at Stanley Prison, mockingly nicknamed 'No Humanity' by the inmates. He is sadistic, authoritative, and known for his cruel methods of enforcing control, specifically his punitive 'judicial milk tea'.

Da Sha's right-hand man and enforcer within the prison. He frequently leads the triad's bullying but was severely beaten during the confrontation with Chen Shixian.

An inmate who appears naive and inexperienced regarding the brutal prison social hierarchy.

An experienced and street-smart inmate at Stanley Prison who understands the complex social structure and dangers, acting as a worldly mentor figure.

A petty and aggressive prison supervisor in charge of the infirmary. Known to inmates as 'Mad Dog,' he is notorious for abusing his authority, creating unreasonable rules, and unjustly penalizing prisoners.

A close friend of Chen Shixian from the Walled Village. He is reliable and acts as an external contact for Chen, assisting with financial matters and hiring legal counsel.

A talented trainee lawyer working at the Kwong Ming Law Firm. She is the foster daughter of the renowned senior barrister Kan Ao-wai, possessing both intellectual capability and legal backing.

A prominent and highly influential senior barrister in Hong Kong, known for his legal expertise and political standing. He is the foster father of Au Wing-yan.

A loyal follower and member of Chen Shixian's group. He is vocal and protective of his leader, often acting as a mouthpiece against their rivals.

An associate imprisoned alongside Chen Shixian. He was recently incapacitated and sent to the infirmary after being severely beaten by the Dong Sing group.

The leader of the Hong Hing Triad faction within the prison. He maintains a neutral stance, preferring to observe the conflicts of others.

The leader of the Wo Shing Sing Triad faction within the prison. He is critical of the Dong Sing tactics, viewing them as lacking finesse.

The leader of the Big Circle Boys faction within the prison. He is indifferent to the internal strife of the Hong Kong triads, viewing it with contempt as 'dogs biting dogs.'

A member of Chen Shixian's inner group currently imprisoned. He is loyal but observes the changing power dynamics with concern.

A member of Chen Shixian's inner group currently imprisoned. Observant of the escalating tensions between factions.

A cruel and corrupt prison officer at Stanley Prison known for his intimidation tactics and illicit disciplinary methods. He harbors a hostile attitude toward Chen Shixian and attempts to coerce a confession through prisoner abuse.

A member of the Wo Shing Sing Triad and a subordinate to Da Tun. He questions whether they should intervene but ultimately remains passive.

The leader of the 14K Triad faction within Stanley Prison.

A minor gang leader present in the cell block.

A former police officer perceived by the protagonists as a hypocritical double-standard individual who contributed to their incarceration.

An unscrupulous former police superior who holds responsibility for the protagonists' downfall.

A wealthy person who proved ungrateful and betrayed the protagonists, a target for their future vengeance.

A triad gang member involved in a brutal conflict with Chen Shixian, during which he was subjected to an extremely precise knife attack that left him critically injured but alive.

A formerly prominent senior barrister who is now ironically imprisoned within Stanley Prison, serving as an example that even legal elites are not above the law.

A vocal leader within the Number Gang faction. He is aggressive and hostile toward Chen Shixian, frequently threatening him, though he lacks the resolve to back up his words when faced with the Big Circle Boys.

An influential figure and intermediary who represents the interests of the Twelve Sects alliance. He actively attempts to maintain the status quo and suppresses Chen Shixian's attempts to disrupt prison power structures.

A physically strong inmate and member of the Hung Hing triad faction. He was a professional boxer before serving time and was a former subordinate of Big Brother B. Despite his desire to live quietly and finish his sentence, he is forced by Sha Biao to attempt an assassination on Chen Shixian.

A triad leader from the Hung Hing faction based in Causeway Bay. Known for his manipulative nature and false promises to his subordinates, specifically those who take the fall for him.

A favored member of the Hung Hing triad under Big Brother B, often contrasted with the subordinates who languish in prison.

A fawning subordinate of Sha Biao who carries out menial tasks and relays communications for the faction.

A subordinate and prison guard working under Officer Wu at Stanley Prison.

A renowned senior barrister and mentor to Au Wing-yan. He advocates for strict emotional detachment in legal practice.

The leader of the Chuen Hing Society. Once attempting to legitimize his operations outside, he was betrayed and imprisoned. He commands respect among the younger gang leaders in Stanley Prison due to his long history in the underworld.

The legendary former Chief Chinese Detective Sergeant of Hong Kong, now retired. His name is invoked by subordinates to command authority, though it is implied that his influence has faded.

A minor gang leader present in the prison.

A prisoner with distinct physical traits known for secretly providing illicit services to Third Sister-in-law in exchange for special privileges like chocolate.

A lecherous deputy section chief at Stanley Prison, often referred to as 'Killer Xiong'. He frequently attempts, and fails, to flirt with Third Sister-in-law.

The wife of Officer Wu. She is flirtatious and openly rejects the advances of prison staff like Zhong Chuxiong in favor of Three Legs.

A treacherous former subordinate of Uncle Tung, known as 'Baldy Yong'. He betrayed the Chuen Hing Society, turned informant, and is now attempting to seize the society's leadership artifacts through violence.

A low-level member of the Chuen Hing Society who attempted to betray the organization by stealing sensitive items. He was executed by Uncle Tung to silence the internal betrayal.

Uncle Tung's trusted lieutenant and right-hand man entrusted with running the Chuen Hing business operations alongside Wang Fengyi. He is increasingly viewed as suspicious by Uncle Tung due to his inability to free them from prison and potential involvement in internal sabotage.

Uncle Tung's daughter. She is currently managing the operations of the Chuen Hing Society outside the prison. Her father worries that her lack of experience makes her vulnerable to the machinations of He Shichang.

A corrupt and greedy prison officer at Stanley Prison. He is notorious for his gambling addiction and willingness to accept bribes to look the other way regarding inmate violence or malpractice.

The authoritative warden of Stanley Prison whose arrival interrupts the escalating confrontation between the two Section Chiefs.

A volatile and hot-headed member of the Wo Shing Sing triad who frequently clashes with prison staff, often to his own detriment.