The Imbecile Lord Is Married To Five Beautiful Goddess

Julian gave up his wealth, his family, and his identity for the woman he loved. For three years, he lived as a mocked and humiliated house husband while secretly helping his wife rise to the top. But on their anniversary night, he discovers the cruel truth—he was never more than a placeholder in her heart. Betrayed and discarded, Julian finally walks away. What his ex-wife doesn’t know is that the “useless” man she looked down on is actually the hidden heir to a business empire powerful enough to crush everything she built. And now that he’s done loving her… He’s taking everything back.

Framed for a crime he didn’t commit, Chay Patrick sacrificed his freedom to fund his son’s life-saving surgery. Instead, his wealthy in-laws abandoned the boy and handed Chay a fake death certificate. But Chay isn't broken. Discovered in his cell by his real mother, the anonymous founder of the world’s largest conglomerate, he emerges as a billionaire heir. Disguised as a low-level chauffeur, Chay silently watches his enemies celebrate their toxic ascent. He isn't rushing his revenge. He’s waiting for the perfect fall.

The city calls him “nobody.” On paper, he’s just a broke young man with nothing but scars and a bad attitude. But in the shadows, Caden Pierce is the Septamillionaire Heir—the ruthless King of the Underworld. His enemies fear him. The elite don’t even know he exists… yet. After ten years of brutal training, Caden’s ready to tear his enemies apart and claim everything that’s his. When the spoiled heiress Vivian Montgomery is thrown into his arms—literally—he gets a taste of power, privilege, and the poison of high society. She calls him a “nobody.” Her circle mocks him. They have no idea he owns the ground they walk on. “You think money makes you untouchable?” Caden smirks, stepping over his latest rival. “Sweetheart, I buy men like you for sport and toss them out with yesterday’s trash.” But when the old-money dynasties scheme to bury him, and gunmen storm the club with Vivian in their sights, Caden doesn’t blink. “Let’s get something straight,” he growls, shoving a pistol under the lead thug’s chin. “You came for a princess. You found the king.” Enemies want his head. Socialites want his wallet. And Vivian—she wants him gone. But Caden Pierce didn’t survive hell to bow to anyone. He’s got seven million reasons to settle old scores. And one savage promise: this city will remember his name. Buckle up. The king is back—and he’s done playing nice.

Ethan Morrison was just a programmer. At least, that's what everyone believed. His billionaire wife pitied him. Her business partner mocked him. The whole city laughed at the ordinary man who somehow married the most powerful woman alive. Then his daughter fell sick, and a blood test proved she was never his. His wife's so called business partner had him run off the road and left him paralyzed. And Clara? She shook hands with the man who shattered her husband's spine and called it a business decision. From his wheelchair, Ethan picked up his phone and dialed a number buried deep in his contacts. A cold, powerful voice answered. Three words: "I'll be there." Nobody asked why a woman who controlled half the country's wealth dropped everything for a simple programmer. Nobody asked because nobody knew. But they were all about to find out that the man they treated like a bug beneath their shoes was the one person in this city they should have never touched.

He knelt for no one. Not the jock who ordered him to tie his shoes, not the girl who called him worthless in front of a packed restaurant. He smiled, poured the water, and made one call that ended three lives before sunrise. Leanor Prime spent two years disguised as a broke waiter to prove he didn't need his family's empire, secretly funding the girl he loved while she fell for another man's lie. The night she humiliates him publicly is the same night his brother calls him home to lose everything, instead he walks into his own boardroom unrecognized and burns his brother's power grab to ash in ten minutes. Then he learns his father wasn't just dead, he was murdered, to bury a fraud tracing back to a man Leanor watched get buried twenty years ago. A man who's alive, and has spent two decades turning his own brother into a weapon and his most trusted analyst into a spy. Now it's total war, inside betrayal, the woman he loves forced to choose between him and evidence framing him for murder, a ghost three moves ahead his whole life. Leanor never loses. This time it might cost him everything he just clawed back.

Alexis was the most despised son-in-law of the Cornell conglomerate family because he was poor and blind. He was murdered by his wife and her family when the entire Cornell fortune was about to be inherited by him. However, he was saved by a kind man, the personal assistant of the Morris family, the wealthiest family in the world. Not only was Alexis rescued from death, but the man also handed over the entire fortune of Simson Morris to him. Now, armed with immense wealth, Alexis is determined to make the Cornell family and everyone who humiliated him bow down before him.

Caspian Titan thought he had finally won. After years of being treated as a useless husband, he was ready to marry the woman he loved and begin a new chapter with their little son, Jett. But before the wedding could even begin, Graycie vanished—leaving behind nothing but humiliation, unanswered questions, and a heartbroken man. Then, just when Caspian believes his life has hit rock bottom, a mysterious call changes everything. His grandfather has summoned him back into the world he thought he had lost forever. But claiming his place comes with conditions: a marriage certificate and proof that Jett is truly his son. Determined to prove himself, Caspian travels to Titan Hospital with Jett, unaware that he is walking straight into a trap. There, he finds Graycie in the arms of another man—the brilliant Dr. Orion Clever. Before Caspian can demand answers, accusations are thrown at him, a gun mysteriously appears in his car, and suddenly, the abandoned husband becomes the prime suspect. But Caspian is no longer the powerless man everyone remembers. As secrets begin surfacing and one shocking revelation threatens everything he believes about his marriage and his son, Caspian realizes that someone may have been manipulating events from the very beginning. And when he secretly follows Orion, expecting to uncover one betrayal, he overhears something far more disturbing. Caspian now has a far more dangerous enemy to uncover—and his grandfather’s conglomerate may be the real target.

[Ding! Host has successfully activated the Ultimate Deception System.] [Objective: Survive. Adapt. Deceive.] Zhao Fao transmigrates into the body of a youngster in a parallel Earth with a mysterious system. From then on, he sets out to uncover its secrets and dominate the world.

Quinn Drakemont died as nothing more than a disposable bastard. After dedicating his entire life to the family he sought so well to fit into, he was betrayed, and then sacrificed in a forbidden ritual, and left to die so the once-great Drakemont Family could reclaim its lost glory. At his deathbed, his final regret wasn’t death, however. It was realizing he had spent his whole life trying so hard to please those who didn’t care whether he lived or died. Then he opened his eyes.

“Your scholarship has been revoked! You can either clear up the entire year's fees or leave this institution.” “How much is it? I just hope it doesn't exceed a 100…” “A $100k? Memoville? It's $2, 295, 000. 00.” “Hello, Arthur. I need a $100, 000, 000. 00.” “Done, young master.” ***** Benjamin was the campus joke… right up until the secret he never knew came crashing into his life. Betrayed by his girlfriend. Kicked out by his adoptive family. Mocked by everyone. All until a phone call arrived with one message: “Young Master, we’ve finally found you.” Turns out the “nobody” they bullied is the lost heir of a multibillion-dollar empire. Now Benjamin isn’t just back… He’s back to destroy everyone who thought he was beneath them. If they wanted a weakling, they should’ve bullied someone else.