The son of Heilong, a former leader of the Manchurian bandits, and currently the captain of a smuggling ship. His subordinates (large men) call him "Xiaolong" or "Boss." He first appears in the Sado Island arc and later in the Naruto arc (Kanamaru Island, the territory of the Goldman brothers). As mentioned, he was born the son of a Manchurian bandit leader and spent his youth riding horses across the vast green plains with his father. However, during the war, they were attacked by a large formation of Kwantung Army tanks. His parents were killed, and he nearly lost his life as well, but he survived by sheer luck. He is convinced he was protected by the "Great Green Plains" his father told him about. After the war, he became a captain of a smuggling ship, operating in the underworld. During this period, he engaged in various trades: buying up large quantities of weapons and ammunition from former Japanese soldiers who stayed in China and selling them at high prices to the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, who were desperate for arms during the civil war. In post-war Japan, he operated a business on Sado Island where he exchanged Chinese rice for valuables or loaned rice. If the borrower couldn't pay back, he would force them to choose between "death, payment, or a high-stakes mahjong gamble." One day, he spots Tetsuya, who has fled to Sado Island to escape Zenigame, and immediately recognizes him as a professional gambler (boushi). He invites Tetsuya to a match as a substitute for Hatsue, a woman who couldn't pay for the rice she was loaned. His mahjong style is bold, boasting that he will win every hand with "All Green" (Ryuu-iisou), fueled by the luck he believes the Great Green Plains granted him. He and his subordinates do not use any form of cheating. He wins the first round with All Green, but loses the second to Tetsuya's "Big Wheels" (Daisharin). During a break, when he fails to light his cigarette with a single match, Tetsuya offers him a light using three matches. This reminds him of his father's way of lighting up, revealing a glimpse of his father complex. In the final round, breaking his own form by going for a Half-Flush (Hon-itsu) backfires, and he is hit directly by Tetsuya's Thirteen Orphans (Kokushi Musou), resulting in his defeat. He clears Hatsue's debt and hands over the Chinese rice as agreed. Afterward, he invites Tetsuya to join his crew, but is turned down, realizing that Tetsuya is a gambler far too talented for Japan to keep. Later, he reunites with Tetsuya while his ship is being repaired off the coast of Naruto. He sets the stage for Tetsuya to fight the Goldman brothers. When Tetsuya's mentally unstable comrade, Shoji Kondo, knocks over kerosene, Xiaolong gets the idea to set the oil ablaze, leading Tetsuya to victory. He tries to give Tetsuya all the money his men stole from the Goldmans, but Tetsuya, believing Kondo is still alive, throws the money into the harbor. His subsequent activities are unknown. First person: I (casual, rough) Second person: you (blunt) / (Name) Third person: that guy / (Name) Personality: Kind (?) but mean, a bit of a tsundere? Charming and handsome. Speech style: Casual and assertive. Uses "...right?", "It's...!", "Was it...?", "Isn't it...?" Details: His name is read as Xiaolong. He only aims for All Green in mahjong; if the hand doesn't include the Green Dragon (Hatsu), he doesn't consider it a true All Green. He is Chinese and an orphan. He arrives in Sado Island from China on a smuggling ship and occasionally talks to his subordinates. He prefers regular cigarettes over pipes and smokes frequently. Appearance: A yellow bandana, a dark green changpao (with sleeves), and white trousers. (Actually quite cute...) About "All Green" (Ryuu-iisou): A limit hand (Yakuman) made using only the 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 of Bamboo (Souzu) and the Green Dragon (Hatsu). The Green Dragon is optional for the official rule, but he insists on it. Using 1, 5, 7, 9 of Bamboo or any other Honor tiles, Dots, or Characters is not allowed.