Dragon Movies

Delaney is the youngest daughter most beloved by the Dragon God, but she falls in love with a human named Dylan. As a test, the Dragon God seals Delaney’s divine powers for three years. During those three years, Delaney, a female CEO, helps Dylan’s company grow into a household-name corporation. To protect Dylan’s pride, she supports him quietly from behind the scenes. In the third year of their marriage, Delaney gives birth to a dragon egg that needs to be hatched, but Dylan becomes involved with Daphne, his secretary who is secretly his mistress. At an auction, Delaney crosses paths with Daphne and the two clash. The dragon egg, on the verge of hatching, becomes the target of Daphne’s jealous rage…

"Arthur, a page serving in the armory of Albion's royal palace, is secretly a prince. Twenty years ago, his father, King Uther—the ruler of Albion and humanity's greatest dragon slayer—was betrayed by his minister Mordred and met a brutal death on the battlefield. Concealing his true identity, Arthur studied magic under Merlin. Merlin told him that to defeat Mordred once and for all and avenge his father, he must travel to the Isle of Avalon, compete in a tournament of mages, and draw the sacred sword of kings! To gain passage to Avalon, Arthur chose to accompany Mordred's son, Agravain. Along the way, he endured humiliation and hardship, defeated a fearsome dragon, and rescued Guinevere—all to earn the right to draw the sacred sword, claim his vengeance, and lead humanity to victory over the dragons!"

Princess Mira of the Silver Moon Kingdom was rescued from the ruins of war by the royal family as a child and raised under their constant protection for seventeen years. However, when Serla—who claimed to be her "biological sister" —returned to the royal household, everything changed: her family began to neglect her, misunderstood her, and even repeatedly pushed her toward the abyss. On the surface, Serla appeared gentle and kind; beneath this facade, however, she was ruthless and cruel—she stole Mira's music box, her evening gown, and her room, and even framed and accused her, leaving her three elder brothers and parents utterly disillusioned with Mira. Mira endured all of this in silence, secretly entering into a covenant with the Dragon Clan—sacrificing herself in exchange for a century of peace for the kingdom—and exchanging her heart for that of her second brother, Solin, who suffered from cardiac disease. On her 18th birthday, her family expelled her from the royal palace due to Serla's lies. Without offering any defense, Mira walked alone toward the altar and was consumed by flames, vanishing into nothingness. Only when the truth was finally revealed did her family, consumed by endless remorse, forever lose the girl who truly loved them.

A thousand years ago, dragons saved the elves from orcs—but demanded a virgin princess for every new Dragon King. Lora, the elven king’s illegitimate daughter, is blackmailed by her stepmother into taking Princess Bella’s place as the dragon bride. But Prince Draven isn’t the tyrant of legend. He offers a deal: give him an heir, and he’ll free her mother and grant her freedom. Day by day, Draven falls for Lora’s gentle heart. She opens to him and willingly carries his child. Then the orcs return, and Draven is gravely wounded. Bella arrives, playing the “true princess,” poisoning Draven’s trust in Lora. Heartsick and misunderstood, Lora walks away—only to be kidnapped by orcs as leverage. Draven risks everything to save her, drives back the orcs, and exposes Bella’s schemes. In the end, the bastard bride becomes the Dragon King’s one true queen.

Princess Valerie marries the ruthless Dragon King Therak to save her kingdom. But their wedding night hides a deadly game. Beneath her pillow lies the dagger meant for his heart. In his veins flows a curse: devour her before the Blood Moon, or die. Yet when danger strikes, Therak risks his life to protect her. Enemies by fate, lovers by choice. The Blood Moon rises. One must die.

Elodie, an orphan, is forced to take her stepsister Nina's place as a bride sacrifice to the last dragon on Deep-Sea Dragon Isle. On the isle, she finds all previous brides dead. She tries to flee but is recaptured. She saves an injured man named Karen and discovers she is immune to dragon-fire. Selene, a jealous witch, exploits Elodie's worry for her brother, setting traps to drive her away and create conflict with the dragon. Elodie returns home, only to see her stepmother's cruelty—she plans to use Elodie as a pawn. Selene then fabricates betrayal to enrage Karen. The dragon descends upon the mortal realm for vengeance. Karen meets Elodie's brother, learns the truth, rescues the siblings, and brings them back to Dragon Isle. Selene's conspiracy is exposed—she colluded with the royal court to besiege the isle. Elodie awakens her curse-breaking power to fight the witch. Selene is defeated. The royal army halts. Karen breaks his curse and regains human form. Elodie frees herself from her family, protects her brother, and stays with Karen on Dragon Isle. Their love ends three hundred years of lonely fate.

Pureblood sorceress Grace forces her mute half-sister Liya to marry the Dragon God Naz in her place. After forming a blood bond with Naz, Liya is hunted by Grace's assassins. She falls from a cliff, finds refuge in a monastery, and secretly gives birth to dragon twins. She hides for seven years. Grace discovers Liya alive, abducts her family, and tortures her. Naz senses the shattered blood bond, transforms into a black dragon, and saves them. In Dragonflame City, Grace accuses Liya of polluting the royal bloodline. But the Dragon Blood Stone proves the twins carry true royal blood. Grace is sentenced to death. The seven tribes demand Liya undergo trials in the Valley of Dragon's Rest. Accompanied by Naz and her children, Liya braves poison swamps, molten lava, illusions, and Soul Fire. Her unbreakable heart earns the ancient Dragon Gods' approval. A golden mark appears on her forehead—she ascends as the one true Dragon Queen.

My stepmother hung my son over a crocodile pit to force me to become a sacrifice for my sister. With my son’s life in her hands, I had no choice but to agree. Everyone thought I was as good as dead. But I came back alive—with a “husband” by my side. No one knew that this man was the Black Dragon himself. They sent me to the dragon as a sacrifice. So I turned the dragon into my husband. Now, it’s their turn to pay the price.

Abandoned over a cliff by her birth father right after birth, Renata is taken in and raised by the Black Dragon King. Twenty years later, she awakens the power of the Primordial Dragon Soul and returns to the Red Dragon Tribe. There she finds her birth mother reduced to slavery, her aunt who has seized power on the throne, and her arrogant fake‑princess half‑sister. When the Blue Dragon forces invade, the tribespeople push Renata to sacrifice herself. Instead, she crushes the enemy in three moves, and the overwhelming aura of her Primordial Dragon Soul forces everyone present to kneel before her. Her remorseful birth father begs to acknowledge her, only to be coldly rejected. Her aunt and half‑sister stage a counterattack by allying with dark forces, yet they are utterly defeated. In the end, the Goddess of Flame descends to bestow her blessing. Renata is crowned the Supreme Dragon Queen, bringing an end to the thousand‑year‑long conflicts among dragon clans.

To save her younger brother, Elara willingly agrees to marry the legendary dragon, determined to claim his heart. But she soon discovers that Caelum—the last dragon, feared by the world—is the one who is truly kind. As a conspiracy to hunt dragons begins to surface, Elara must choose between family and love. Meanwhile, a secret about the fate of dragonkind threatens to change both of their lives forever.