Call Me Worthless, Then It’s My Turn

Secret emperor endures insults, then drops the act and walks away.
- fantasy
- revenge
- contract marriage
- hidden identity
Dominic ruled Sin City as its Gambling God a century past, yet he bound himself to a five-year marriage contract with Tia to honor an old promise. While his concealed fortune and influence quietly vaulted her clan to prominence, he toiled as a dockhand and swallowed their daily contempt. On the contract's final day, Tia parades his supposed destitution before a crowd, prompting Dominic to sign the divorce papers, shed the disguise, and step back onto the throne he never truly left.
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You might ask
- Why did Dominic pretend to be a poor dockhand for five years?
- To fulfill a vow through a marriage contract with Tia while secretly elevating her family.
- What triggers Dominic to reveal his true identity?
- Tia publicly humiliates him for his apparent poverty on the contract's last day.
Perfect for
Lovers of hidden-identity payoff where a silent powerhouse finally drops the mask and makes the mockers beg.











