Immortal Movies

In his previous life, Audric James was a despised scoundrel. To mingle with the wealthy second generation, he drove his family to bankruptcy, leading to his sister's death and his mother's suicide. Fortunately, Audric was taken away by a cultivator and became the feared Celestial Lord. As he was about to ascend to immortality, he chose to live another life. Upon his rebirth, he found himself in the hospital room where his mother was, still the reviled scoundrel and the family's unwanted. This time, he vowed to use his abilities to defy fate and change everything!

Leo is a mute teen boy working as a janitor in a fight school. When the girl he secretly loves becomes a demon gang’s target, his powers are awakened, revealing his true identity as the immortal warrior Leonidas, once a Spartan King. Now Leo must step out of obscurity to protect the one girl who protected him and face the ancient evil that’s been hunting him for thousands of years.

When succubus Veronica relocates to a new town, her guardian binds her powers to curb her seductive antics. But mischief is in Veronica's blood, especially when she meets a seemingly nice boy, whom she suspects has everything to do with the four missing virgins. She decides to play along with his plan, even without the magic to protect herself. Can she sucessfully take her power back? Can she stop the evil ritual that burns the souls of four innocent virgin girls?

Seven years ago, a mortal girl named Chloe saved the heavily injured Sea God, Poseidon. Grateful, Poseidon promised to return in seven years and marry her. Seven years later, Poseidon disguises himself as a wealthy mortal noble named "Payson" to pursue Chloe, who now works as a handmaiden in his temple. However, terrified of divine punishment for the forbidden love between gods and mortals, Chloe repeatedly rejects his advances. Their romance faces immense obstacles. They must navigate the jealousy and schemes of Dora, a mortal noblewoman. Furthermore, Poseidon's mother, Rhea, fiercely intervenes, and his divine fiancée, Amphitrite, goes so far as to cruelly torture and disfigure Chloe. To protect Chloe, Poseidon is willing to renounce his godhood, endure heavenly lightning strikes, and make enemies of the gods. In a desperate bid to save Poseidon's life, Chloe agrees to marry Kael, a mortal nouveau riche. However, when Kael drugs and attempts to assault her on their wedding day, Poseidon arrives just in time to rescue her, leading to their passionate reconciliation and union. In the climax, Poseidon uses his formidable divine power to defeat Zeus, who tries to use the situation to execute him. Upon discovering that Chloe is pregnant with Poseidon's divine child, Rhea finally accepts that their union is destined. Forced to concede, Zeus abolishes the ancient law forbidding love between gods and mortals. The story concludes with a grand beach wedding for Poseidon and Chloe, bringing the tale to a happy ending.

On her eighteenth birthday, Zara finally awakens the power that has been sealed inside her since childhood. For fifteen years, she has lived as a castless servant in House Greth—mocked, controlled, and humiliated by Lord Rowan, the man fate itself chose for her. But when their sacred bond appears, Rowan rejects her in front of the gods and throws her away like she was never worth loving. Then Lord Theron Blackwell arrives. Cold, powerful, and feared by every house in the realm, Theron sees what everyone else refuses to see: Zara is not a servant. She is the missing heir of a destroyed bloodline, the daughter of House Solenne, and the bearer of a divine gift powerful enough to expose every lie in the kingdom. Now Rowan wants her back. Isolde wants her ruined. And the council wants proof. But Zara is done begging for a place in someone else’s world. The rejected girl is about to become the woman every house fears.

High atop Mount Olympus, Hera, Queen of the Gods, and her head priestess Doloreia gave birth to their daughters on the very same night. Waking abruptly, Hera secretly caught Doloreia swapping the two infants out of bitter jealousy — Doloreia planned to pass her own child off as the royal heir, while tormenting Hera’s real daughter as a lowly servant. Instead of confronting her at once, Hera quietly switched the babies back after Doloreia left, burying the truth and biding her time for eighteen years to exact justice. Eighteen years later, Athena, Hera’s beloved daughter, was crowned the Goddess of Wisdom and named one of the Twelve Olympians. At the peak of the celebration, Doloreia publicly lied that Athena was her biological daughter, fabricating a “nursery mix-up” with a false witness. Enraged, Zeus erupted in fury, and the gods fell into chaos. Calm and unyielding, Hera summoned the Three Fates to deliver the final divine oracle. As the truth was revealed, Doloreia learned too late that Hilda — the girl she had abused and tormented for eighteen years — was her own real daughter.

The opening masterpiece of the Moon God Trilogy—Clara, a forsaken mixed-blood orphan, is publicly rejected by an Alpha and branded with a mark of shame. After awakening the bloodline of the Moon God, she transforms into a Silver Moon Warwolf, rises from the ruins, rallies the outcasts, is crowned queen, and seals away the evil god. All the humiliation and betrayal of her past vanish the moment she gains immortality. But this is only the beginning of the Moon God’s legend—the shadows are not yet extinguished. A thousand years later, Isabella, the last survivor of the Moon Wolf Clan, will embark on a destiny entangled with Lycan King Blake in the second installment. And in the even more distant future, the third generation’s bloodline will bring the trilogy to its final chapter in the war of the end times.

Sea King Alex regains century-old memories and sails the Western Ocean to find his ghost bride Scarlett, who has waited for him for a hundred years. Stranded on a deserted island, he tames three stunning ghost bodyguards. To recapture the stolen Scapegoat Ship, he braves traps, battles the ship spirit and the Kraken’s forces, uncovering the century-old sacrifice plot. Blending revenge and tangled love, human and ghost passions collide, stirring a violent ocean storm.

Persephone was just a curious goddess, sneaking into the Underworld for thrills. Until a stolen touch exposed her forbidden desire for Hades. Humiliated, teased, and still hopelessly captivated. Hades sees everything… and nothing is off-limits. She’s the innocent spring goddess. He’s the ruler of the dead, powerful, irresistible, and impossible to have. Temptation was never part of the plan, but neither was falling in love with the ruler of the dead.

Olympian priestess Serena sleeps with the poisoned war god Ares to save him, and becomes pregnant. To protect her child, she makes a deal with the Fates, trading her memory and lifespan—forgetting who the father is. Forced to return to Ares, she finds her best friend Hera has stolen her identity. The cold war god finds himself inexplicably drawn to Serena and insists they pretend to be engaged. Living together day by day, feelings quietly grow. When her memory returns, Serena learns she has only six months left to live. To avoid burdening Ares, she pushes him away with coldness. But after pain and searching, Ares still vows to keep her by his side. As the army of fallen gods marches on Olympus, Hera tears open all the lies. Facing a dying Serena, Ares makes his ultimate choice: "If giving up my throne as war god can save you, I'd rather be mortal."