Movies with Romantic Mood

When lawyer Chloe used her boss as a cover to pretend to confess her love during a blind date, she was overheard by her boss Vincent. After a misunderstanding leading to flash marriage, she married rich. From setting boundaries to gradually getting closer, through high tension flirting and office romance, she managed to flirt the cold-faced boss out of control and also reaped a unique love that was favored and firmly protected.

Ryan Carter was a billionaire—until he woke up as a high school nobody. Everyone still sees him as the clumsy kid crushing on the class queen, Olivia. But Ryan doesn't care about old reputations. He has one goal this time: save Grace Sinclair, the girl he lost to a fatal disease in his past life. While building a fortune, he'll rewrite the future, protect her at all costs, and finally win the love that slipped away. This life, he's playing for keeps.

Fred, a strong soldier, whose strength is so overwhelming that it drives his enemies to collapse, returns to the city after leaving the army. He finds a beautiful lady CEO to pretend to be a couple. And he will avenge his buddy Adrian.

Daisy Scott wakes up as the stand-in villainess in a short drama. Her role? Pretend to be the first love of her boss, Spencer Sutton. But Daisy isn't interested in drama—she's here for the paycheck. She happily plays matchmaker between Spencer and his real love, Vivian Winters, while pocketing his cash. Her plan goes off the rails when mysterious heir Liam Lawrence shows up with a magical blood ring that declares Daisy his fated one.

A serving of street‑market food. A security guard named Ethan Carter. A chance encounter with Grace Harrington, CEO of the Uleah Group. Then came the freak electrical accident—and the dormant cultivation power passed down from his grandfather Frederick Whitaker roared awake. Now Ethan doesn't bow to the Whitakers. He doesn't kneel to the Harringtons. Names, titles, legacies—none of it matters. There's only one law he answers to: strength. His fists? They're the final argument.