Movies of All Identities

In his previous life, James Lewis married his three childhood sweethearts one by one, only to be trapped in miserable marriages and labeled a jinx who doomed his wives. In this life, he rejects them all and turns to marry Vivian Shaw, the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy family in the Northern City. Little does he know that the future aloof business tycoon has been his secret admirer for years. Post-wedding sweetness strikes hard, with face-slapping revenge dialed to the max!

Evan Cooper runs a butcher shop in Silverport with his cousin Nolan. He was slaved away at this shop, helping make over $2 million a year—yet only earned $80,000. Sick of being exploited, he risked a $200,000 debt to open his own honest, fresh meat shop and quickly won loyal customers. His greedy cousin Nolan used rotten, tainted meat to cut costs, leading to a $3 million ruin, a broken family, and total disgrace. When relatives tried to frame Evan, his parents stood by him. Evan went on to secure huge contracts, took over a meatpacking plant, paid off all debts, and brought his family to Silverport. Nolan, however, was left crippled and homeless, crushed by his own greed. A brutal, inspiring story: integrity wins, greed destroys.

In her past life, Willow Warner sacrificed herself by marrying the Wolf King Ralph to save her sister Mia, only to die frozen in the northern wasteland. Reborn on her wedding day, Willow swaps places with Mia and enters the dangerous Peacock Valley. With her honey badger powers, fearless spirit, and unmatched strength, she defeats enemies, reforms the clan, protects the realm, and rises from a doomed bride to the unstoppable Queen of Beasts.

Disguising herself as ugly, Clara marries elite heir Jace to honor her mother's wish. She thinks he loves her true self, but she's just his pawn to defy his family and shield his first love. After three years of abuse, she divorces him, unveils her beauty, and shocks everyone. Jace begs for a second chance, but Clara is done. Is his belated love too late?

Two years ago, Sarah Cole's life was destroyed by her ex-husband's powerful family. Her mother died disgraced, and Sarah disappeared. Now she returns as a world-class surgeon. When the Hayes family faces a life-or-death crisis, the only doctor who can save them is the woman they once crushed. Looking at her former father-in-law, she asks coldly, "My ex father-in-law, right? Need my help?" The media erupts, but one thing is clear. The old Dr. Cole is gone. She came back for revenge.

When Oliver—lawyer Natalie's first love—hits and kills an elderly man in a hit-and-run, her husband Weston wants to bring him to justice for the victim's sake. But Natalie, believing the dead man is Weston's father, uses her legal expertise to block the case and personally defend Oliver. She successfully argues in court that the death was a staged accident. Oliver walks free. Then the truth shatters her: the victim was not her husband's father, but her own. Consumed by guilt, Natalie faces the wreckage of her choices—and a justice that can no longer be served.

Reborn as a serpent outcast, Aurelia is sent to a frozen wasteland as a sacrifice. After a mysterious encounter, she returns with a shocking secret that turns the entire kingdom upside down.

To escape her family's relentless matchmaking, Olivia Montgomery does the unthinkable: she pays $300,000 for a fake husband. But by a twist of fate, she ends up dragging a complete stranger to City Hall — a man who turns out to be the former captain of the Dragonfang Special Ops Unit. What starts as an absurd mistake slowly becomes something neither expected. Through gunfire and grief, separation and sacrifice, two strangers learn what it truly means to say I do. From an unexpected encounter to a lifelong bond, they prove one thing: sometimes, love lies where you least expect it.

After an unexpected incident leaves Stella in a difficult situation, she reunites with Henry, her first love, whom she has not seen in five years. The joy and affection they once shared have faded, replaced by Henry's cold distance. As old memories resurface, they are forced to confront the regrets, misunderstandings, and feelings left unresolved. Their reunion proves that some people can return, but the past they shared may never come back.

For five years, I stayed by Vincent's side, enduring his coldness and hiding our relationship to protect his image as a single man. He refused to let our child call him "Dad," and in public, we were only coworkers. I kept compromising for our family until I returned home one day and saw another woman leaving his bedroom. Years of hurt finally broke me. Since he cared so much about being single, I decided to let go and walk away.