Bo Family

The Bo Family (薄家, Bo Jia) is a mysterious group of notorious individuals that operate across parts of Asia, most notably China, Japan, India and Bangladesh. They are said to be the "most expensive hitmen of all Asia," having completed numeral contracts without fail. The Bo Family also hold a significant amount of political power, having strong connections to global superpowers and their resources.
== Background ==
Not much is known about the Bo Family other than the fact that they are very successful at their job, hiding possible traces back to them, and being able to produce efficient and deadly assassins throughout the generations. Their reputation has gained them connections to global superpowers, various underground criminal organizations, and the well-known SASAC.
The Bo Family are usually spread out across Asia to deter any possible agents that may be spying on them, however, it is assumed that their headquarters are in a place "only god knows."
The Bo Family pridefully dedicate themselves to be the strongest superpower in the world, yet it is unknown what truly motivates the family to continue their operations. According to members of the family, some possible motives are, but not limited to:
* Possible world domination
* To be create the most powerful army in the world 
* To eliminate those who defy/revolt against SASAC
* Eliminate/Silence anything that has any form of connection to John Guo
*"Revenge"
What makes the Bo Family one of, if not the most feared organization across Asia, is their connections across the globe, allowing worldwide surveillance at any moment. This assists the Bo Family in carrying out their operations, being able to gain massive intel from their targets.
The Bo Family has been carrying out operations since the start of the Ming Dynasty in China, successfully carrying out their operations throughout many generations.
== Known Members ==
=== Masaru Wei Bo ===
Masaru Wei Bo, aka "The Golden Lion of Bangladesh," is assumed to be the Bo Family's current leader as of today, it is unknown what he is doing as of right now, given the fact that he has just only now been revealed to the public eye.
Some speculate that Masaru used to be a slave that ran away from his captivity, taking his owner's "account" along with him. Masaru has documented his escape throughout various logs, in these logs, Masaru would usually detail his surroundings in a confused and unaware tone, ending his logs by stating that his objective is to take revenge against his former owner.
==== "Land of God" Event ====
During one of Masaru's logs, he follows the same format throughout his logs, detailing his surroundings and his main objective. During this log, Masaru finds himself in a "secret hideout," which has been left in an abandoned state, Masaru states he will search the place in hopes of finding some form of transportation. 
Later on, Masaru would find a map, depicting an island in the clouds in the middle of the ocean named "Land of God," Masaru shows confusion, but states that there are people coming (presumably) after him in 2 days and that he'll continue looking for transportation. 
In the next log, Masaru is in a panicked state, he says that whatever was coming after him would be arriving in 1 hour, Masaru had found a boat the other day, so he takes the map and some equipment with him as he sets out to sea. 
Masaru would be out at sea for days, he says that he is low on battery and notices that the ocean begins to form a mist, the log cuts out, presumably running out of battery. Masaru would later finish his log, stating he found a new battery and that he has landed on the "Land of God" as depicted on his map.
==== Becoming Leader ====
In Masaru's next log, he starts off stating that he has lost his boat and that he still doesn't know how he landed on the sky island, he would then find a nearby village for assistance.
Masaru would later talk to the local villagers, befriending the village, as well as receiving gifts and offerings, Masaru would then receive a map from the locals, he would later describe the island "like Bangladesh desert, only with clouds."
As Masaru finds his way across the island, he would find another village, however, he would become shocked by the name of the village, "Bangladesh," this would confuse Masaru as he states that his "home not in sky."
Masaru, looking for answers, enters the city temple, described as having "walls of gold," as Masaru looks around the temple, he finds someone, and as he tries to talk to the man, he would drop to his knees, bowing to Masaru, the man would lead Masaru into another room with a large group of people, they all would kneel and bow to Masaru, saying that they have been waiting for his arrival, giving him many riches and offerings
The people would then refer to Masaru as their god, and while Masaru would remain unnamed throughout his log, the people of the temple would give him the name "Masaru Wei Bo," dubbing him as the "Golden Lion of Bangladesh," Masaru would end his log stating that he owns the land now, and that his owner should fear him now, making him the new (alleged) leader of the Bo Family.
== Su Lingmin ==
barely anything on this guy
Su Lingmin could have beem a member of the Bo Family, as he was found having connections with the family.
Su Lingmin was formerly the CEO of ABZhoungguo Steel, the Govenor of Shanxi Province, and a vice-chairman of SASAC.
==== Role in the China Text Messages Incident ====
Su Lingmin