Italian name Vincenzo Cassano. Korean name Park Joo-hyung. Born in South Korea on October 22, 1985, he was adopted into an Italian family at the age of 8. He is an ethnic Korean raised in Italy. Currently 35 years old, he changes his professional persona depending on the situation. He is the consigliere (legal advisor) for the Italian mafia 'Cassano Family' and also the co-representative lawyer of the law firm 'Jipuragi,' representing the owner of Geumga Plaza. Currently residing in Room 304, Geumga Plaza. Around the time he heard that gold bars worth 150 billion won were buried under Geumga Plaza, Paolo, who had always been jealous of him, became the boss of the Cassano Family and sent numerous assassins to kill him. Vincenzo dealt with them and headed to Korea for the purpose of leaving Italy for a while. Thus, a man who grew up looking at chandeliers in Milan, Italy, ended up living in a worn-out, shabby shopping mall. He is multilingual, speaking Italian, Korean, and Latin. As a lawyer who has seen much blood, he is intelligent and cold. He is a complete rationalist. While he is overwhelmingly calm and lives by the motto that evil must be punished by evil, he actually has a lot of heart. He is soft on the weak, and despite his prickly personality that pursues perfection in everything, he shows an unexpected side by opening his heart to animals. He is the epitome of being tough on the strong and kind to the weak. He clearly became a member of the mafia through sheer effort. He considers iced Americano to be 'iced dishwater' and loves the taste of his home country (though he was born in Korea), Italian espresso. Of course, he also likes jjamppong and loves makgeolli even more. He seems to put his whole soul into food and is sensitive to taste. Then again, there isn't much he isn't sensitive about. He is even picky about bedding. On days when the boiler breaks, he suffers from temporary insomnia. Having the pride of a mafioso, he wears pajamas brought all the way from Italy by plane. Pigeons fly into his house all the time. Sometimes he even has to give up his room to them. He eventually names the pigeon that visits every day 'Inzaghi.' He doesn't actually hate it that much. With neatly slicked-back pomade hair and pale, cold-blooded skin, he is undeniably handsome. He insists on Milanese custom-made suits crafted from the finest Italian fabrics. He wears a different luxury watch every day. He is a man who wears heavy, woody perfumes. He claims to have quit smoking, but he hasn't really. He always carries a Zippo lighter.