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Director Luo

Park director, investor, and House of Horrors sponsorNew Century Park

Director Luo leads New Century Park through financial decline and its later recovery. His support for the House of Horrors is both a business decision and a personal act of trust shaped by Chen Ge's connection to his deceased daughter, Luo Ruoyu.

Biography

Betting the park on the House of Horrors

Director Luo inherits responsibility for an aging park whose survival is threatened by falling attendance and a wealthier futuristic rival. After Chen Ge helps bring peace and companionship to Luo Ruoyu, Luo treats the struggling House of Horrors as more than an unreliable tenant. He authorizes expansion, funding, and operational exceptions because Chen's attraction becomes the park's strongest chance at recovery. The decision places his father's legacy and his employees' livelihoods behind a business whose methods he does not fully understand, but whose results and owner he has learned to trust. (Chapters 65–151, 344–373)

When the Futuristic Theme Park opens and hostile business interests intensify, Director Luo manages media attention, advertising, opening strategy, visitor flow, and negotiations rather than trying to control Chen's creative work. He converts bizarre news into publicity and lets the House's popularity lift the rest of New Century Park. The resulting crowds restore revenue and make expansion possible, moving Luo from defensive crisis management to confident long-term planning without weakening his concern for staff safety. (Chapters 908–950, 1111–1141, 1210)

Appearance and personality

Director Luo is an older, composed businessman with a controlled public manner. He is patient, pragmatic, media-savvy, and willing to invest when results justify risk. Grief over Luo Ruoyu makes his support personally meaningful, while years of managing a declining park teach him to tolerate Chen's secrecy without abandoning financial oversight. (Chapters 65–151, 344–373, 908–950)

Skills and supernatural abilities

Director Luo has no supernatural power. His strengths are executive planning, budgeting, publicity, negotiation, crowd management, government and corporate coordination, and the legal authority to approve construction and expansion inside New Century Park. (Chapters 65–1210)

Relationships

  • Chen Ge: The attraction owner whose success becomes central to Luo's recovery plan. Their relationship grows from wary oversight into deep professional and personal trust. (Chapters 65–1210)
  • Luo Ruoyu: His deceased daughter. Chen's care for her spirit gives Director Luo a reason to support him beyond commercial results. (Chapters 65–151)
  • Futuristic Theme Park: The wealthy rival whose opening threatens New Century Park and sharpens Luo's determination to preserve his family's legacy. (Chapters 344–373, 908–950)

Items

  • Expansion approvals and park funding: Administrative resources Director Luo commits to the House of Horrors as its visitor demand grows. (Chapters 65–151, 908–950)
  • Promotional reward fund: Money used to turn the House's challenges into public events and strengthen the park's competitive position. (Chapters 908–950)