Resurrection Of The Oppressed Man

It turns out that having a handsome face does not guarantee that a person will be appreciated and loved. That was experienced by Aland Laureus, a poor man who only worked as a parking lot attendant and had to accept the infidelity committed by Clarissa, his wife.

Not to mention the scorn he received from those closest to him and those he had just met. But who would have thought Aland, who turned out to be a billionaire because of an old work that exploded, would suddenly be a rich man?

The heartache and deep disappointment made him ambitious to avenge the treatment of those who had mocked and humiliated him.

When money makes everything easier, does Aland succeed in his mission? Did Aland succeed in changing the way people perceive the money they have?