Comeback Movie Collection

Alexander gets tricked off his mountain and lands in the city with nothing. A mystery beauty offers him a fake boyfriend job. Plot twist? She's his runaway fiancée Kathryn. One fake date. One real marriage. Plus lots of fighting.

Hailey marries her Uber driver, Ethan, to get back at her cheating fiancé. Three-month deal. Turns out she's not the only one hiding something. Ethan's not a driver; he's the capital's top heir. She's got a fortune, a medical genius, and 7 senior brothers who'd burn the world for her. He's watching her. She's saving his brother. They're falling for real.

Ethan Sterling has hit the Great Emperor Realm, but all he wants is a quiet retirement. Too bad his system forces him to take on three misfits: a reincarnated empress, a human wrecking ball, and a girl who brings bad luck by breathing. His grand plan? Teach them to fake weakness and disappear. Then the Outer Lands demons show up, and the whole "stay invisible" thing goes out the window. Now this bunch of self-proclaimed losers has to fight, and the whole cultivation world has no idea what hit them.

After losing his eldest son Ethan to murder, billionaire Kane Morgan retreated from the spotlight and became a ride-hail driver to quietly watch over his younger son Liam. At a welcome party, Liam is humiliated by Damian—and discovers his late brother's fiancée is having an affair with him. Then Liam is kidnapped and learns Ethan was tortured to death by Damian. Just as Damian sets up a cruel game to torment Liam, Kane smashes through the door. His old subordinate Victor arrives and bows in submission. The kidnappers realize the taxi driver was a top-tier capital magnate all along. Kane declares revenge, returns to Vertex Capital, and launches an all-out assault on the O'Hara empire. Victor punishes his own son Taylor. Vanessa's repentance is too late. After these trials, Liam reconciles with his father. Together they run the conglomerate. Liam and Aurora fall deeply in love. The O'Hara Group collapses completely.

Yale Cole, the Ninth Prince, is betrayed by his brother and Consort Hudson, who frame him for treason and rip out his Sovereign Bone, leaving him powerless. Abandoned to die, Yale awakens a mysterious ancient tower within him. With Voragos revealing his Primordial Physique, he forges powerful halos, devours his enemies' strength, and wields the Hellfire Blade. Now, the fallen prince begins his brutal rise to power.

I was the one getting married, yet my sister was the one trying on wedding dresses with my groom. Whenever my sister approved a wedding detail, my fiancé agreed with a smile. My opinion as the bride meant nothing. Every time I objected, they silenced me with the same story: she saved me when I was poisoned as a child. “Everything I do is for you, yet somehow I’m the villain.” I turned away and accepted my father’s offer to return to the pack, take over as Alpha, and marry a more suitable mate.

As a child, Elian was condemned by her father Marcus for being a magicless waste; her mother Selene burned her life force to save her and cast her off a cliff, where she was adopted by Kaelen. Twenty years later, she awakened the Golden Dragon bloodline, returned home to find her mother, exposed the truth, stripped Leora of power, exiled Marcus, and became Queen of Ashridge. Leora made a deal with dark sorcerer Morgaine, sparking war and taking Kaelen hostage. Elian awakened Dragon God power, defeated the dark magic, saved her parents, and was ultimately crowned Sovereign of the continent.

Emily Rosenthal spent billions secretly funding the education and career that made him successful. Then she comes home ready to propose and Jason dumps her for someone richer. Emily turns to Frederick instead—Jason's boss. Now, with the man at the top by her side, she's ready to reveal the empire she built and tear down every dream Jason left her to chase.

Pyrrhos is the hammer-hand at Hermon's Forge — a nobody they call Emberless, because he can't feel forge fire the way a real smith should. He's spent a thousand nights making the runeblades that kill dragons and hydras across the continent. On Assessment Day, he watches the guild crown his senior brother Deryk for a masterpiece called Firstlight: Pyrrhos's design, his three years of work, his signature scraped off the plans. When he demands his wages and walks, his master upends a sack on the anvil — ten rusted scraps. Then, in the dying furnace behind him, a thread of pure gold flame rises on its own. Ten scraps is his starting stake. With a girl carrying a broken family sword, a landlord's back room, and a wartime order no one else will fill, he builds a forge out of nothing and starts scraping the paint off the guild's fake runes one blade at a time. But the fire in his hands isn't luck. It answers to a bloodline that traces back to Hephaestus himself, to a father who burned with his workshop rather than surrender the plans for the Godslayer, and to an order of ashes still hunting the seven fragments he scattered. Delphi has a name waiting for him. He'd rather earn one.