Movies with Conspiracy Mood

After the apocalypse, Frank awakened the Joy Sect System—a power that grew stronger with every disciple he recruited. His first followers? A handful of extraordinary women. As the Joy Sect rose, so did the alarm of the Seclusion Association. Desperate to stop him, they unleashed the most insane phase of their deification project—a plan to sacrifice the entire nation for power. They failed. Frank tore through their conspiracy. And when the military stepped in and reclaimed control, Frank finally turned back to what mattered: building the Joy Sect.

After ten years of being a fool, a wild night awakens Felix's Crimson Flame. Now he gets a power-up from any girl he touches, and he absorbs spiritual energy from demon corpses. He's finally strong enough to seek revenge and claim what's his. Still, with great power comes great responsibility. The clock is ticking.

Ford Clark got kicked out by his family in the middle of an apocalypse, though he inherited a zombie‑filled fortress, Nine Dragons Walled City. Now he's the landlord, and the SSS-rank zombies pay rent in crystals. He builds an automated food plant, partners with psychics, destroys a cult, and fights the Zombie King, turning a hellhole into the last safe place on earth.

National Fate Arena pits nations against each other in a life-or-death contest. Our country, Cathay, is crippled by cultural amnesia and near-zero fate. Evan Smith, the last contender, has been sent to face Loria, its rival. Wave after wave of Loria's legendary spirit comes. Evan awakens Cathay's own forgotten legends. Battle by battle, hero by hero, Cathay fights for its very existence.

Eight billion people. One survival game. No way out — until Damien Graves wakes up with two gifts that weren't supposed to exist. He can see everything coming, and he can build anything from nothing. Now he's climbing through a rigged system of god-tier Admins, and every kill brings him closer to the truth of this cruel game.

Lucas is a retired Human Sovereign lying low in the city, running a care home. He tames an indescribable god that treats people like dirt, turning it into a floor-sweeping elder, a gatekeeping dog, and a boiler-room pal. Amidst all the fun, he just happens to save the world.

Elian Voss doesn't run from the apocalypse. He builds an army. He unlocks the Terror Zombie Synthesis System. Unbeatable nightmares like Samara and Freddy Krueger serve him alone. He exposes the Shadow Court, claims the Map of Creation, and rises as the Nether Lord.

I, the Black Dragon King, had just returned from slaying a god when my own brother betrayed me. My soul barely escaped into a dragon egg, only to be summoned and turned into a little lizard. As if that weren't enough, the woman who formed a contract with me immediately commanded me to swallow her necklace. I incinerated it with a single blast of dragon fire. From there, I rose back to power—one-shotting bosses, transforming into a half-dragon, and taking down everyone in my way.

Ethan Reed's parents always favored his sister, Iris. Every time he took an exam, her score was exactly ten points higher—and whenever he missed one, hers mysteriously tanked. Suspicious but silent, Ethan decided to expose the lie. He studied in secret, aiming for 741 on the finals. That would force Iris to score 751—the maximum possible score. His family, desperate to protect the scam, locked him at home and tried to destroy his admission papers. But Ethan fought back, broke free, and rewrote his own future at a top university.

Betrayed as the apocalypse began, Wesley Rubin activated the Apocalyptic Discipleship System and reopened Rise Martial Arts in the ruins. He trained a zombie in Tai Chi, a cat in Ghoststep, a rock giant in Golden Bell Shield—accepting all races. As enemies closed in, he and his disciples fought back with Lion's Roar, Myriad Swords Return, and Buddha's Palm, forging a path for martial arts in the broken world.