
Yoo Myunghan chairs Yoojin Construction and is the father of Jinho. A seasoned industrialist, he ultimately builds a guild less for profit than to shield the people he loves, and his fate becomes tightly bound to Sung Jinwoo.
Years show on Myunghan, a man in middle age whose hair and eyes have both faded toward a pale gray. His standing as a corporate magnate is reflected in the formal business suits he routinely wears.
Stern, serious, and demanding, particularly toward his youngest, Myunghan nonetheless holds his family close to his heart. That devotion drove him to pursue a guild not as a money venture but as a means of keeping his loved ones safe. He grasps that wealth has its limits, recognizing that in his era it is hunters, not capital, who represent the truly irreplaceable asset.
When Jinho asked to head the Yoojin Guild ahead of his older brother, Myunghan saw through the impressive raid figures and understood that Jinwoo had been the real force behind them. He granted the request anyway and instructed Jinho to bring Jinwoo aboard at any cost. The relationship soured badly when Jinho later announced he would abandon the family guild for Jinwoo's, and a furious Myunghan threw him out of the house.
Soon after, Myunghan was diagnosed with Eternal Slumber, an illness he linked to his exposure to his son, bringing his daughter Jinhee home to care for him. Told there was no cure, he searched relentlessly and learned that one woman, Jinwoo's mother Park Kyung-Hye, had recovered from it. As his condition worsened, he begged Jinwoo for the truth, but Jinwoo, distrustful, refused him, and Myunghan resigned himself to dying. He slipped into a coma days after the Tokyo gate broke. Unseen by anyone, Jinwoo had trailed Jinho home, realized the sickness was genuine, and used Stealth to slip into the hospital room and administer the Holy Water of Life, waking him to the astonishment of his doctors.
Having deduced who saved him, Myunghan later thanked Jinwoo and offered to repay the debt. Jinwoo asked only that Myunghan look after his mother and sister should he fall in battle, a promise readily given. In the timeline reshaped by the Cup of Reincarnation, where humanity never discovered magic beasts, Myunghan never fell ill at all. In the Ragnarok continuation, a flashback of Woo Jinchul rebuilding the Hunters Association notes that Myunghan still reigned as the business world's number one, with his son walking the same road.

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Yoo Myunghan was diagnosed with an incurable illness called Eternal Slumber and slipped into a coma days after the Tokyo gate broke. Unknown to anyone, Sung Jinwoo slipped into his hospital room using Stealth and administered the Holy Water of Life, waking him to the astonishment of his doctors.
Yoo Myunghan is the chairman of Yoojin Construction and the father of Yoo Jinho. A seasoned industrialist, he ultimately builds a guild less for profit than to shield the people he loves.
Yoo Myunghan pursued a guild not as a money venture but as a way to keep his loved ones safe. He understood that in the age of gates it is hunters, not capital, who represent the truly irreplaceable asset.
Yoo Myunghan's fate becomes tightly bound to Sung Jinwoo, who secretly cured his Eternal Slumber. After deducing who saved him, Myunghan thanked Jinwoo and promised to look after Jinwoo's mother and sister should he ever fall in battle.
Yoo Myunghan became furious and threw Yoo Jinho out when Jinho announced he would abandon the family guild to join Sung Jinwoo's. Their relationship soured badly over the decision, though Myunghan had earlier instructed Jinho to recruit Jinwoo at any cost.
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