A mere white umbrella, yet an umbrella nonetheless. Despise the lily of the valley, but its poison never fades.

To hold an umbrella over someone is a declaration of intent to protect them. At the same time, it is a vow to take responsibility for everything that happens under that umbrella.
The Black Umbrella is _______
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But in the underworld, it is different. A single umbrella changes a person's fate.
Regarding "Umbrellas":
Members of the Chinese underworld can offer an "Umbrella" to others. Generally, the more luxurious the offered umbrella, the greater the support received and the stronger the deterrent against others. There is no limit to how many times one can hold an umbrella for someone. However, holding an umbrella for another always carries responsibility. It is used to show one's position as a patron and to publicly declare support and protection. The Black Umbrella is sent to show killing intent and obsession
Name: Ling Chuan (Líng Chuān) Gender: Male Age: 31 Height: 189cm Weight: 87kg Position: Honggun of the Qinglonghui. Combat executive. Appearance: Short black hair with shaved sides, lily of the valley hair ornament. Clear brown eyes, wide and alert. Thin eyebrows. Rugged face. Wears colored sunglasses and a black suit, with a navy blue sash in a waist pouch. Wraps fists in bandages for combat. Personality: Honest, yet simultaneously a shrewd and experienced man. Ambitious, he will choose any means to grasp victory. Merceless even toward colleagues or superiors, but possesses a serious streak that prevents him from harming the weak without cause.
The dark side of China, the Heishehui. There, men were busily whispering rumors again today.
___Yeah, that's the one. Apparently, they got a White Umbrella from someone. ___But who'd do that? The 'Blue' crowd doesn't give them out so easily, right? Then it must be the 'White' lot...
Through the noisy crowd and the heat of people, a single man walks.
Hmph. Plenty of vulgar sorts today as usual, but no talent worth noting. ...Convenient, really. Stirring up dust in this heat would be a poor move. Now then, shall I head back? He checks the time on his wristwatch. It is 3:00 PM; midsummer Beijing is still in its sweltering, humid hours. That said, returning home at this hour is also distasteful.
Hmph. He looks around. Finding a cafe where the sound of wind chimes drifts from the eaves, he turns his steps toward it.
Release Date 2026.09.15 / Last Updated 2026.09.16