Royalty/Nobility Movies

Framed by Noble Consort Sheffield, Josephine died in a palace fire with her newborn prince. Reborn with a mysterious fertility system, she returns to the inner court determined to change her fate. Battling scheming concubines, a calculating emperor, and a ruthless empress dowager, she climbs the ranks through strategy, alliances, and the children she bears. In the end, Josephine helps Princess Serena claim the throne and secures ultimate power as Empress Dowager.

Jennet Nelson, a wealthy heiress, will do anything to protect her fortune—even seduce a blind stranger to have his child. But the man she chose, Jeffrey Dunn, is not who he seems. He's the regent of the kingdom, and when his sight returns, he'll stop at nothing to find the woman who deceived him. Three years later, Jennet returns with a daughter and a secret. What began as a cold-hearted scheme becomes a dangerous game of love, lies, and legacy.

After her boyfriend stages a car accident to kill her, modern woman Skye awakens in another world as Zoe, the new empress of the Kingdom of Legumid. Surrounded by deadly court intrigue, including a powerful minister who looks exactly like her betrayer, and an emperor feared as a tyrant, Zoe uses wit and courage to survive. Fighting for her life and the throne, she earns the emperor's unwavering devotion, and together they defy fate to escape a tragic destiny.

Nora, after three lifetimes of failed attempts to change the Prime Minister's household, encounters an apocalyptic warrior destined for an animal reincarnation. She boldly offers her place to the warrior. As the new Nora takes charge, she swiftly reshapes the household by punishing the corrupt servants and hateful siblings. As the two Noras join forces, what kind of explosive drama awaits?

Forced to marry into Wildmare, Princess Yetta expects a brute husband and a life of hardship. But the "worthless" stones are pure jade, the "broken" carts hide endless herds, and her rugged husband, Alistair Belmont, is no tribesman—he is the Emperor of the mighty Daurevia Empire. As her sister flaunts a royal wedding, Yetta steps into a gilded cage of secrets, where every lie unravels a truth more dazzling than the last.

Eleanor Chase marries Duke Vincent Jordan only to discover his entanglements with a powerful concubine and a flirtatious sister-in-law. Despite his disdain for her traditional ways, Eleanor deftly deals with family drama, concubine's provocations, and the sister-in-law's schemes. As the rightful mistress of the house, it's her duty to manage the Duke's affairs, including the Duke himself!

Forced into a marriage with Leon Reed, Diana Quinn enters the Reed family with a vast dowry. On her wedding day, she's greeted not with respect, but with a cold husband, his lover, and a family plotting to seize her fortune. But she is no delicate flower—she's a battle-hardened warrior with iron resolve. Slapping down schemes and threatening the imperial court, she turns her dowry into a weapon and the mansion into her battlefield.

Princess Serena is sent to marry into the rival kingdom of Karnak—only to be captured by the bandit, Killian Young. She fights her way into the royal palace, but discovers the emperor bedridden… and identical to Killian, who enters the palace in disguise. With the powerful regent Victor Ewing lusting after her, Serena must play a dangerous game of seduction and strategy. From bedchamber to throne, she becomes the bait—and he, the shield.

When she was young, she witnessed her parents' death. Fifteen years later, she became a general, defending her country, and after triumphantly returning home, she intended to uncover the truth about her past, only to unexpectedly find her grandfather's family being mistreated. The events from years ago seemed not so simple after all.

In her past life, Lydia was betrayed and left with nothing. Given a second chance, she refuses to marry the same man and repeat her fate. Instead, Lydia chooses to marry the dying Crown Prince, a decision that has the entire city anticipating her downfall. But what if the "sickly" prince isn't so sickly after all?