Tyrant of Newyork
Reborn a decade before his fatal boardroom betrayal, the ruthless financier utilized past financial knowledge to execute aggressive short sales and build an untouchable criminal-commercial empire.
Synopsis
In his past life, Ryan Cole was betrayed by his adopted daughter Ella and his trusted confidant Sear, perishing in a fire. Reborn ten years earlier, he vows revenge. He turns Ella from a daughter into his plaything, publicly humiliating and trampling upon her; he drags Sear, an undercover cop, step by step into the abyss, forcing him to kill and smear his conscience, utterly shattering his belief in justice. Meanwhile, using his memories from his past life, Ryan goes on a short-selling spree during the financial crisis, laundering money, bribing officials, acquiring gangs, and buying off politicians, rapidly building a business empire spanning both the legal and illegal worlds, becoming the true uncrowned king of New York. Ella feigns compliance in despair, harboring murderous intent; Sear suffers a mental breakdown from humiliation, finally awakening to the truth. The two reunite in the abyss, vowing to personally end Ryan's tyrannical rule.
Where to Watch Tyrant of Newyork
| Primary Platform | Plotify |
|---|---|
| Other Platforms | RivoShort |
| Episodes | 15 Episodes |
FAQ
How many episodes are in Tyrant of Newyork?
Tyrant of Newyork has a total of 15 episodes.
Where can I watch Tyrant of Newyork full episodes?
Tyrant of Newyork is primarily available on Plotify, and also syndicated on RivoShort. EveryDrama lists every platform carrying it, so you can pick where to start watching.
What is the story of Tyrant of Newyork?
Reborn a decade before his fatal boardroom betrayal, the ruthless financier utilized past financial knowledge to execute aggressive short sales and build an untouchable criminal-commercial empire.
What tropes does Tyrant of Newyork feature?
Tyrant of Newyork is built on Rebirth Revenge, Short Selling Attack, Underworld Power Couple. Expect those beats across all 15 episodes.



