An heir runs from an arranged marriage and hides as a taxi driver. He rescues a drugged CEO, and she blackmails him into marriage with a video. At their engagement banquet, he crashes the party with a bride price that shocks the room. Then he plays the fool—winning underground fortunes, exposing fake antiques, saving markets in five seconds, and securing a billion-dollar project for his wife. Everyone who looked down on him bows. But his real identity is creeping closer to the surface. How long can a king pretend to be a pawn before the whole board flips?
