After I Divorced the Godfather

Leo, the supreme don of New York’s underground syndicate, went into hiding to shield his wife and daughter. For fifteen years, he lived an unassuming life as a humble pizza‑shop owner in Brooklyn. Yet his wife Monica cheated on him with the Wall Street proxy he had personally elevated. Together with their vain‑obsessed daughter, she subjected him to endless humiliation and forced him to sign a divorce agreement that stripped him of all his assets. “A dead‑weight garlic‑pizza‑maker has no place in my new life!” Heartbroken beyond repair, Leo wiped the flour from his hands and slipped on the family ring that stood for absolute authority. At his single command, elite forces from both the criminal underworld and official circles across all twelve city districts mobilized at once. While his ex‑wife and her fake‑tycoon lover flaunted themselves wildly at a lavish charity gala, hundreds of heavily armed mercenaries burst through the doors, pinning every distinguished guest to the ground. Staring at the man seated upon the throne — before whom the arrogant underworld queen knelt in submission — his ex‑wife and her lover were reduced to utter terror, losing all control of their bodies. Now they grovel, begging for mercy with knees bruised and broken? The judgment of the abyss has only just begun.