My Uncle Sold Me, so I Own Rome

Uncle sells niece; gladiators expose Rome's lies.
- historical
- revenge
- action
Aelia's uncle shackles her with a counterfeit debt at a Roman auction, but five gladiators intervene, purchasing her freedom and producing a fractured eagle medal that proves the state erased her father's name after he died shielding them. Now hunted by the same magistrates who forged the contracts, she tracks the paper trail of phony obligations through corridors of power, turning a single fraudulent sale into a confrontation with the system that profits from such lies.
10 episodesReleased
You might ask
- Why do the gladiators buy Aelia at the auction?
- Her father died saving them, and a broken medal proves Rome wiped his record.
- What does Aelia do after gaining freedom?
- She follows the forged-debt paperwork to the corrupt officials behind her sale.
Perfect for
Lovers of ancient intrigue who want a personal betrayal to ignite a city-wide showdown.











