My Wife Thought I Was Just a Househusband

Iain dedicates five years to managing household chores while quietly providing proprietary technology that propels his wife Lily into corporate prominence. Instead of appreciating his silent genius, Lily initiates an affair and insults him before business peers, believing he contributed nothing to her success.

Maintaining absolute composure, Iain signs divorce papers, retracts his intellectual property licenses, and departs without looking back. Deprived of his backend architecture, Lily's corporate empire suffers total collapse, while Iain establishes a thriving venture supported by loved ones who truly respect him.