Movies of All Identities

Winona, a master carpenter, dies saving her military dog, Dash, and wakes in another world as an overweight village woman everyone despises, who has also claimed the handsome Connor as her husband. His mother and sisters-in-law constantly give her a hard time, but Winona refuses to back down. With incredible strength, masterful carpentry, and Dash's treasure-sensing powers, she builds a fortune, helps the village prosper, and finds lasting love with Connor.

Devoting 50 years to her husband meant nothing when Emily discovered his heart belonged to another. Reborn in the '70s with her college letter in hand, she rips up their marriage deal. Leaving romance behind, she sets off to build her own legacy. He's history now.

Cast out penniless by the Zellers with just $280 and a family pickling jar, Charles hits rock bottom in Frostpond. Desperate, he turns wild cress into a signature tangy sensation, going from local joke to go-to hot pot supplier. Targeted by rivals with smear campaigns, knockoffs, and sabotaged water lines, he refuses to cut corners. Through radical transparency and a village co-op, he turns a desperate hustle into a thriving empire, a comeback built on grit, craft, and pure integrity.

Reborn as an Immortal Venerable, Tristan returns to rewrite fate itself. After crushing a deadly illusion and rebuilding his clan, he learns a shocking truth: his mother never died of illness. Behind her death stands a powerful family in the imperial capital. As he heads to Southshire, old mysteries resurface—and this time, nothing will stop him.

At a friend's birthday dinner, I come face-to-face with my successful ex, who arrives with his new girlfriend. Sitting across from me, he coolly dismisses our past as "ancient history." Our friends keep teasing us, making the reunion even more awkward. Under his gaze, I stand and smile faintly. "Yeah, it's been a long time. We haven't spoken in ages, and whatever we had is long gone."

For centuries, Pale Wraith has been trapped in a graveyard, visible only to a girl named Gianna. Gianna feeds the lonely spirit for years, and they form a deep bond until she marries and disappears. Pale Wraith waits, only to see Gianna's children return to bury their mother. Refusing to let her story end, Pale Wraith takes over Gianna's body, avenges her death, raises her children, and transforms the lives of women throughout the village, earning the name Lady Pale Wraith.

For ten years, Evelyn helped Stephen rise from fallen prince to emperor, protecting him and bearing his two children. She thought their love would last forever until he married her sister. Heartbroken, Evelyn activated her system and returned to the modern world. Only after she vanished did Stephen and their children realize what they'd lost, crossing a thousand years to beg her back. But Evelyn is done being anyone's consort or mother. This time, she chooses herself.

Ruby spends six years sacrificing her future for James, believing they are married. She gives up her education and career to build his empire, only to be branded infertile and betrayed when she discovers his secret marriage and child with Jane. She also learns she is the lost heiress to a multibillion-dollar fortune. Then Emmett, the man she once saved, finds her and offers a marriage of convenience. Ruby fights back, reclaims her place, exposes her enemies, and falls for Emmett.

Deliveryman Nathan Hayes takes a chef job to fund his sister's surgery. Armed with his family's secret recipes, he battles a ruthless rival, clears his grandfather's name, and wins gold at a national cooking contest. Now a star chef, he opens free classes for the underprivileged and finds love along the way.

Pearl Harper, the only daughter of a global business tycoon, suffered a severe body change after saving Mason Black. Yet her fiancé, Mason, faked his death and stole his older brother's identity to marry someone else. Upon learning this, Pearl decides to restore her beauty and crashes Mason's wedding to expose his crimes. Who says you have to marry your fiancé?