The Daughter of Zeus vimeo Movies & TV Series

When lowly enlisted man Cole Summers sneaks into a Navy Flight Simulator and completes mission simulation that no one else can, the Navy realizes that he's their only hope to prevent WWIII... but first he must deal with crooked politicians, evil tech billionaires, and even his own disgraced family legacy.

All Damon Hayes wanted was to stay hidden in his new cultivation world, quietly enduring his humble job as a night soil collector. That plan was shattered the day he awakened the Intelligent Cultivation System. Instead of a godly tool for ascension, it became his personal guide to hell—stealing from a Demonic Sect Elder, offending the Demonic Saintess, and painting a target on his back for every powerful being in the realm. Now, as a forbidden technique descends upon him and the Saintess sharpens her blade, Damon has just one question for the system: “Was keeping a low profile really that hard?!”

Legendary gambler Henry Smith is framed by his nemesis and fellow gambler, Lip Orville, and forced into hiding after Lip kills his brother, David. On the run and out of options, he’s saved by Sophia and assumes a new identity——Carl, a janitor at an underground casino (a speakeasy officially) in Chicago. But when Lip returns, now allied with the mafia, and the infamous mob boss, Don Bazzini, Carl is dragged back into the dangerous world of gambling. At the same time, Carl/Henry begins plotting his revenge.

In a past life, Beatrice was utterly betrayed. After being reborn, she publicly exposes her fiancé's hypocrisy and turns to collaborate with the wildest member of the Sterling family. "Shall we cooperate, Sebastian Sterling?" she proposes, only to be unexpectedly outmaneuvered. "I want to be your devoted ally!" From then on, the lofty heir of the Sterling family bows only to her...

She ruled an empire. Now she's a hot dad's daughter. But her "ordinary" dad? Yeah, he's hiding something massive...

Betrayal, miscarriage, and death. Now reborn, Gwen Miller marries the nation's wealthiest man, Caspian Guillot. With newfound strength and determination, she now wants blood.

A man drifting through life, lost and disconnected. While playing a soothing video game, he’s drawn into a surreal, dreamlike journey within his mind, leading to a profound realization about the meaning of life.

Elian Wright was a down-on-his-luck salesman, crushed by debt and forced to swallow his pride just to survive. Yet even in hardship, he remained kind. One night, he saved Elvia Malone from a predatory playboy—never realizing she was his CEO. Beaten for his bravery, Elian awakened with the power of the Golden Eyes—a gift that let him see through everything. With this newfound ability, he aided Elvia, struck fortune in stone gambling, and began rewriting his destiny from the ashes of defeat.

Natalie left everything behind to start a new life in the woods, until Alpha Jayce's invasion led to both her parents' deaths. Upon returning, Natalie learns that this new Alpha isn't who he seemed, and everything she knew about herself has been a lie. Can she trust this dangerous stranger when she can't even trust herself?

Blessed with rare fertility, Sylvia Sims was destined to marry Hugh, the adopted heir of Marquis Ethan McCarthy. Yet on their wedding day, Hugh demanded to take a concubine alongside her. Refusing to share her husband, Sylvia boldly called off the marriage—and instead wed the Marquis himself. Enraged, Hugh schemed to ruin them, only to be stripped of his title in disgrace. Meanwhile, Sylvia joyfully conceived the Marquis's own heir, securing a legacy of love and power.

A serving of street‑market food. A security guard named Ethan Carter. A chance encounter with Grace Harrington, CEO of the Uleah Group. Then came the freak electrical accident—and the dormant cultivation power passed down from his grandfather Frederick Whitaker roared awake. Now Ethan doesn't bow to the Whitakers. He doesn't kneel to the Harringtons. Names, titles, legacies—none of it matters. There's only one law he answers to: strength. His fists? They're the final argument.