Vincenzo (빈센조): Plot, Characters and Cast

Vincenzo was born in Korea, adopted at eight and raised in Italy until he became the consigliere of a Mafia family. He is elegant, calculating and almost never loses his cool. He arrives in Seoul thinking only of the hidden gold, but the tenants of Geumga Plaza start to matter to him more than he planned.

If Vincenzo had a Saju card, it would be Yin Metal · The Jewel: polished, flawless and with a shine that intimidates. A jewel makes no noise, yet it cuts glass. His surprise is finding out that even the coldest stone warms up in his neighbors' hands.

Cha-young is a Wusang lawyer with energy to spare and zero fear of looking silly. She wants to win every case, even if it means fighting dirty, and she reacts to everything with an intensity that borders on theatrical. Behind the drama there is a sharp nose for injustice that sooner or later comes to the surface.

If Cha-young had a Saju card, it would be Yang Fire · The Sun: she walks in shouting, gesturing and filling the room with heat. Sometimes she burns a little too hot, but she never hides behind a cloud. Where Vincenzo brings the plan, she brings the light that makes it work.

Jun-woo is the intern who works under Cha-young at Wusang. He is always smiling, volunteers for everything and seems unable to hurt a fly. That is exactly why he deserves a second look: in this series, too much kindness can also be a strategy.

If Jun-woo had a Saju card, it would be Yang Water · The Ocean: calm waves on the surface that invite you to swim. Underneath, currents nobody sees coming. In Saju the ocean holds enormous power; the question is always whether it uses it to give life or to drag things under.

Myung-hee left the prosecutor's office to become a senior partner at Wusang and Babel Group's legal right hand. She is cold, methodical and able to smile while she takes a rival apart. She knows every crack in the law and uses them without blinking, which makes her a formidable opponent.

If Myung-hee had a Saju card, it would be Yang Metal · The Sword, but a sword with no sheath, always drawn. It cuts fast and without hesitation. In Saju, metal truly shines when fire tempers it; without that limit, the blade ends up turning on its owner.

Han-seo is the illegitimate son of Babel's former chairman and the public face of the group. In public he is arrogant, impulsive and fond of over-the-top gestures. Under that pose is someone living under the pressure of a stronger figure, and that tension makes him unpredictable and, at times, surprisingly human.

If Han-seo had a Saju card, it would be Yin Wood · The Climbing Vine: he grows against a wall he didn't choose and adapts to survive. He looks fragile, but vines are stubborn. His lesson is to finally look for his own sun instead of someone else's shade.