After Being Dumped，I Married a Beggar Who's a Billionaire

About this drama

The copy stacks one humiliation on another before the reversal arrives. Lina, a socialite, is framed and humiliated by her younger sister at the graduation party. Her fiancé publicly breaks off the engagement and marries the sister instead. Her parents, compounding the injury, force her toward an eighty-year-old earl. The desperation produces the title's act: in her lowest moment, Lina casually proposes to the beggar at the door and marries him in a flash, only to discover that his true identity is Arthur, founder of the world's top chaebol, the Starlight Group. The listing then shifts register from Cinderella to siege. After the marriage, Arthur dotes on Lina to the extreme, and when the scheming sister and the ex-fiancé keep provoking, he strongly defends his wife, exposes her identity, and embarks on what the copy calls an ultimate path of revenge and humiliation. One ambiguity deserves a flag: whose identity is exposed is grammatically unclear in the source, whether Lina's new standing as Starlight's wife or the villains' own schemes, though the revenge context points to the latter. The pattern of the genre is familiar, but the listing executes it in full, from the party through the forced earl match to the beggar's reveal and the counterattack. Thirty episodes, complete, 1,330 views. The arc is given end to end, and the withheld items are minor: the earl's fate, and the specific humiliations the revenge delivers. What the copy promises, the title states as a verdict, and the body stages.

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