Brother Xuan holds the fort, his ambition vast as the land; his schemes run deep, his courage hard as steel.
Da Bing is loyal and true, ready to die for his brother without a second thought.
Xiao Fei strikes like lightning, ruthless and merciless, striking fear into all around him.
Chang Le, the black-boxing champion, is a fearsome legend. Who would dare stand in his way?
Tian Ming, a righteous and dependable big brother, stands tall and keeps the whole world in check.
Da Yong charges like a tiger or wolf, unmatched in courage and lord of his territory.
Ding Zi, a dashing rich kid, spends money like water and carries himself with swagger.
The River-Crossing Dragon, Xiang Caijiang, an old-school underworld powerhouse.
Xiang Caihong, full of brotherly loyalty; his younger brother Jiang and elder brother Di are men of iron.
Da Di is wild and tough, ready to fight anyone, anywhere.
Rocket is hot-tempered and bold, acting the moment he makes up his mind.
The King of the Killing Fields, Wu Changsheng, commands the battlefield and has a fearsome reputation.
Tong Shuo is rash and wild; one wrong word and blood will be spilled.
Li Wei is steady, with a cold hand; he always repays a grudge in blood.
Er Leizi, the most loyal of all, will risk his life when a brother is in trouble.
Shuanzhu is solid-hearted and true, standing by his brothers through life and death.
Daquan is openhearted and dependable, keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes.
Tiangua is sweet-tongued and well-connected, smooth with everyone and thriving wherever he goes.
Xiao Feng is quick-witted, with sharp eyes; he knows when to act and never charges in blindly.
A Biao once weathered the storms of the underworld, but now he has turned over a new leaf and remains true to his friends.
Jiao Feng was once a king of the underworld; now he serves under Xuan and guards every side.
A Hao once made his way in the underworld; now he has risen to become a powerhouse.
I hope it can be longer
The first person directly persuades people to quit
The first person is a little confusing. I hope the author can change it to the third person.
Who have you always been me and me?