Royalty/Nobility Movies

In her past life, human princess Seraphina loved dragonslayer Cassian with obsessive fervor, forcing him to marry her—though his heart belonged to her younger sister. War erupted, the kingdom fell, and Cassian died pleading only to "never see her again." She perished in flames, vowing: *If given another chance, I will never cling to him again.Reborn on her wedding day, she makes a new choice—yielding Cassian to her sister and offering herself in marriage to the brutal Dragon King Vhaeros, to avert the coming war.Vhaeros intended to torture her to death as a pretext for battle, but her cold defiance on the torture stairs, her negotiations at death's door, and her kneeling to tend wounded dragon soldiers slowly melted his frozen heart.Meanwhile, Cassian realizes on the wedding day that it was Seraphina who went to the dragons—and past-life memories torment him. Awakening too late to his true love, he pursues her to the dragon realm, only to meet her icy farewell.As Seraphina and Vhaeros grow close, she uncovers the truth: the mark on his chest matches the young dragon she saved twelve years ago—at the cost of her own near-fatal wound, healed only by her mother's sacrificed life. She is the very one he has mourned for twelve years, building a shrine in her memory.Misunderstandings dissolve. Old enmity transforms into twelve years of destined redemption—two souls, reborn, finally saving each other.

The Kingdom of Eloria has strict social classes, and nobles hold all power. Viscount Moore has two daughters. The elder sister Lirayn spends half her life working nonstop to lift the fallen noble Vorian to the top of power. Her stepsister Elysia marries Kyran, the heir of Duke Hale, and suffers endless bad treatment. After Kyran's family loses its wealth, she envies her sister's good life and kills Lirayn. When Lirayn is dying, the old gift left by her mom activates, sending both of them back to the day before their weddings. Elysia fears all the power fights among nobles, so she insists on swapping brides with Lirayn. After marriage, her mother-in-law bullies her, and her husband Vorian ignores her. In the end, Vorian's ugly side comes out, he goes to jail and loses all his fame. Lirayn marries Kyran instead, and Duke and Hale treat and trust her with all their hearts. After Lirayn marries Kyran, he only favors Saelin who pretends to be weak, and misunderstands Lirayn again and again. Lirayn exposes Saelin's fake kindness many times. When Kyran finally realizes his mistakes and begs her humbly, she says no firmly. She only wants power to control her own life.

Six years ago, the Empire's War Goddess crossed paths with the last Dragon Knight, a man who commands time itself. She raised their daughter alone and searched for him for six years. Now, side by side, they stand against a rotting throne and the Abyss that means to end the world.

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.

After three years of fighting on the northern front, legendary dragon rider Kalen Gerard returns home, ready to marry the woman he has loved for years. Instead, he finds his castle occupied, his fiancée pregnant with another man's child, and his family legacy stolen by a shameless usurper. Branded a worthless nobody, Kalen is ordered to give up his title, his home, and even raise his fiancée's illegitimate child. But no one knows the truth—he is the kingdom's greatest war hero, the man who slew the Black Dragon and saved humanity.

For ten years, Princess Isolde of Viridia loved Temple Knight Captain Leon wholeheartedly—until she discovered his secret affair with her younger sister Eileen. Heartbroken and disillusioned, she took Eileen’s place as the realm’s sacrifice to the ferocious dragon plaguing the kingdom. In the dragon’s desolate territory, Isolde uncovered the truth: the thousand-year-old dragon Kalen, branded as a cruel tyrant, is merely a gentle, lonely being trapped in eternal solitude. The two wounded souls comfort and heal each other, falling into a forbidden love that transcends mortal and mythical boundaries. Leon soon regrets his betrayal and rushes to plead for Isolde’s mercy, only to be firmly rejected. Eileen’s malicious schemes are eventually exposed, and she receives due punishment for her treachery. Letting go of her painful past, Isolde chooses to stay by Kalen’s side. The two lovers rebuild the barren dragon realm, breathing new vitality into the long-desolate land.

Reborn from a tragic death, Merit, the eldest daughter of a W'ab priest, relives the Nile Inundation Festival where noble maidens choose their fated husbands. In her past life, she boosted her husband's career only to be murdered by her jealous younger sister Nefti, who has also been reborn and aims to seize the powerful officer Hemte for status. When Merit casts the sacred scarab, it lands on Kaji, the real Pharaoh Amenem hiding under a beggar alias to test noble ladies' true characters. Defying family humiliation and public mockery, Merit marries the seemingly destitute Kaji. Living in a shabby hut, she practices superb folk medicine and wins Kaji's deep-seated affection. Consumed by envy, Nefti frames Merit and tortures her in prison. At the life-or-death moment, Kaji reveals his royal identity and punishes the villains. Surviving war, plague, and the admiration of the Hittite emperor, Merit guards the kingdom with wisdom and mercy. She finally ascends as Queen, gaining sincere, mutual love with Kaji.

Betrayed and killed by her jealous sister, noble Aloryn is reborn. She casts a silver token into the sea to choose her husband, and Poseidon, disguised as a fisherman, claims it. Despite mockery, Aloryn marries him. Her sister and the arrogant prince torment her, forcing her to walk over burning embers. Enraged, Poseidon reveals his divine identity and punishes the villains. Poseidon’s mother Rhea subjects Aloryn to cruel trials. Through kindness and self‑sacrifice, Aloryn gains Rhea’s approval. She becomes Queen of the Seven Seas, bound to Poseidon forever.

Six years ago, after a one-night stand between the dragon king Kyle and the human princess Ella, Ella handed their daughter Laila over to Kyle to raise alone. When a coup erupts among the dragons, Kyle falls into a life-and-death crisis trying to protect Laila, and Laila sets out on a journey to find her mother, carrying the dragon scale left by her father. Enduring the demonic marsh, the Moonlight River, and the dragons' pursuit, she finally reaches the human empire — only to discover that her mother is busy conquering the five great territories and cannot return. By a twist of fate, Laila is brought to the imperial palace by her uncle, the crown prince, and with her clever, adorable nature gradually becomes the beloved darling of the palace. When assassins infiltrate the palace to seize the dragon scale, Ella appears at the critical moment to recognize her daughter — and Kyle, who was thought to be dead, suddenly returns as well.

After being betrayed and executed by her husband, King Charles, Queen Bea miraculously wakes up three years earlier on her wedding day. Armed with memories of her past life, Bea refuses to repeat her mistakes and sets out to change her fate. But as Charles schemes to reclaim her and her fortune, Bea grows closer to his overlooked younger brother, Prince Paul... and realizes she may have chosen the wrong King in her first life.