Boss Huang is the owner of the small restaurant where Wu Yin encounters Wang Dali. He is initially intrigued by Wu Yin's fortune-telling, jokingly asking her about his own wealth. He is skeptical but respectful, engaging in lighthearted banter. He is practical, pointing out the cost of a one-thousand-yuan divination fee compared to the restaurant's daily earnings. He is also of moderate means, as he refers to the restaurant not making a thousand dollars a day. He is supportive of the situation, allowing Wu Yin to eat after her divination and observing the drama with Wang Dali. He is a local businessman, familiar with the construction workers and neighborhood. He is not heavily involved in the plot but acts as a witness to Wang Dali's distress and Wu Yin's intervention. He is also mentioned by Wang Dali as someone who can receive a mobile transfer for the divination fee.
