My Uncle Sold Me, so I Own Rome

My Uncle Sold Me, so I Own Rome — A Roman slave auction ignites a quest to expose the officials who erased a hero's legacy.

Aelia's uncle chains her to a counterfeit debt and puts her on the auction block. Five gladiators purchase her liberty, yet their motives stay unclear until a shattered eagle medal surfaces. The fragment proves Rome scrubbed her father from the record after he died shielding these same fighters. The magistrates who forged the contracts now pursue her through streets and palaces. She follows the paper trail of fabricated obligations from the slave market to the halls of power, widening her personal battle for survival into a confrontation with the system that profits from lies.

Quick answers

Who buys Aelia at the auction?

Five gladiators purchase her freedom.

What does the broken eagle medal reveal?

Her father died saving the gladiators and Rome erased his sacrifice from history.

Recommended for

Viewers drawn to ancient intrigue where a single forged document unravels a city's corruption.