Get the Hell Out

A newly elected legislator who campaigns to block a chemical plant bill due to rabies fears. She is fiery, principled, and relentlessly strategic, capable of improvising under pressure. As the crisis unfolds, she navigates ruthless political games, personal loyalties, and a growing attraction to Wang You-Wei.

A popular politician whose rise to national hero status follows the incident. He challenges corrupt power while secretly planning to infiltrate Li Kuo-Chung's faction from within. His loyalty is tested as he balances public image with murky deeper strategies.

Leader of the pro-construction legislators. He publicly condemns Hsiung to gain leverage, and uses the crisis to advance his bloc. Calculating and ruthless, he embodies political opportunism and a willingness to betray allies for power.

The former romance of Hsiung's father who reconnects with him and becomes an ally to Hsiung and Wang. She brings insider knowledge of past ties and helps delay the zombies from advancing, playing a crucial role in the survival plan.

A handyman whose dangerous plan to kill the president catalyzes the plot. He ultimately sacrifices himself to buy time for the survivors, and his actions deepen the bond between Hsiung and Feng-Hua.

The president who visits the chemical plant and later contracts rabies, mutating into a zombie. His illness exposes leadership vulnerabilities and triggers the chaotic chain of events that follow.

A journalist aligned with the pro-construction faction who pushes a narrative to influence public opinion and political outcomes. His reporting shapes the information battlefield surrounding the hearing.

A government official responsible for monitoring disease risks related to agriculture and the chemical plant. He represents bureaucratic oversight under crisis conditions and contributes to the broader response.

The Speaker of the Legislative Yuan, overseeing parliamentary procedure during the emergency and trying to keep order as the building faces collapse and chaos.

A younger version of Wang You-Wei, glimpsed through memories that illuminate his early ambition and motivations.

A younger version of Hsiung Ying-Ying, shown in flashbacks that hint at her early resolve and political fire.