Royalty/Nobility Movies

Mortal Lyra offers her heart’s blood to save Caelan, the Elf King, forging a soul contract that helps him ascend the throne. Seven years later, to marry his savior Seraphine, Caelan cruelly forces Lyra to sever the contract, breaks her right leg, and strips her of everything. In despair, Lyra flees back to the human world, only to discover that her family business has been taken from her. Leaning on a cane, she returns to the business world and launches her counterattack. Meanwhile, Aster, a moon deer in human form, remains faithfully by her side, healing her wounds with devoted love. When the Elven Realm collapses amid betrayal, a repentant Caelan follows her, only to die protecting Lyra—and the truth behind the contract’s backlash is finally revealed: to sever the contract was to sever a life. In the end, Lyra lets go of the past and chooses to embrace a new life, love, and hope with Aster in the human world.

Lia was born a princess, but all she really wants is a life of her own. So she chooses love over duty only to be betrayed and rejected by her lover Derek. It's time for Lia to get her revenge and claim her place as the Dragon Princess. But why won't anyone believe her?

After the Trojan War, Odysseus kills the Cyclops and is crowned King of Ithaca by Athena. Hiding his identity, he returns home to endure humiliation from his wife's family, who push her to marry the suitor Antinous. He proves himself despite his relics being destroyed, survives Antinous's frame job and kidnapping, and loses an ally to a life debt. At the coronation, he is exposed, kills Antinous with a rebounding arrow, and reclaims his throne and family.

The Kingdom of Silver Moon must send a princess to wed the King of the Wildlands. Two princesses, Maeve and Lila, draw lots to decide who will be married off to that barren land. Lila begs Maeve to go in her place. Then Maeve remembers her last life. She stayed — and married Asher, the general who had been her childhood sweetheart. Their marriage turned bitter, and they spent a lifetime hating each other. On the day the city fell, Asher died shielding her escape, and with his last breath he begged her to let him be with Lila. Maeve had spent a whole life and never won his heart. She threw herself from the cliff to follow him in death. Reborn, Maeve finally sees clearly: this time, she will give Asher and Lila her blessing.

Palm-sized fairy Elowen enters the Aurevan court as a Queen candidate and learns from her crystal that doing nothing will make her win. She only wants food and sleep, but Dragonborn Seraphina and scheming nobles keep framing her. Every trap backfires as Elowen reads fate, saves Emperor Cassian and exposes a coup. The harder she avoids the crown, the faster fate makes her Queen—and a magical coronation turns the tiny fairy human.

Caesar, the universe's strongest "Mechanical Man," honors a dying friend's wish by escorting Princess Shirley through deadly territory. Battling the Wild Grass Gang at every turn, he holds the line until reinforcements arrive—keeping his promise, and keeping the people he cares for safe.

Lilith, daughter of a siren, sacrificed her voice at thirteen to save her three pirate foster brothers from the sea monster Kraken, becoming mute. After five years of waiting, she is betrayed and humiliated by the brothers—now obsessed with the ship's prostitute Lucy—on her coming-of-age day. Broken-hearted, she tosses her bridal garland to Kai, the Crown Prince of Atlantis disguised as a poor sailor, and seals a blood contract with him. When she cries "I regret it," her vow breaks and her siren voice returns. Kai marries her with all his devotion, abolishes the death contract, and rewrites maritime law. During Kraken's rampage, Lilith sounds the sacred horn and sings the Siren Song to calm the deep—then ascends the throne of the sea with Kai, while her three remorseful brothers are condemned to keep the lighthouse lamp for life.

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.

Olivia, a highly skilled modern surgeon, accidentally travels back to the medieval Kingdom of Valentia. She wakes as an orphan also named Olivia, whose vicious aunt plans to sell her as a bride—and living burial sacrifice—to the exiled Prince Leon. Leon survived a brutal battle a year ago but is crippled, covered in festering wounds, and imprisoned in the White Tower, framed for treason and awaiting death. Queen Sophia and Crown Prince Thorne are determined to end his life. Olivia’s only way to survive is to keep the half-dead prince alive. Using her surgical expertise and modern medical supplies brought through the time rift, she heals Leon. Side by side, they unravel Sophia and Thorne’s conspiracies, clear Leon’s name before the king, and pave his path to the throne. Along the way, they fall deeply in love and finally find lasting happiness together.

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.