Movies with Regrettable Mood

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.

Sheena had been a trophy wife for ten years, trapped in a cage disguised as home. When her own daughter Wylla chose another woman over her, she made a decision to get a divorce and leave her cold family. She gave up on her marriage, her husband and even her daughter. Wesley never cared about Sheena until he couldn't find her anywhere. Now he's drowning in regret, chasing a woman who'd never come back.

On Eric Lowe's wedding day, his bride Joy Lynn ran away with his younger brother Ryan. So he did the only logical thing—he called his childhood rival Emma Shaw and asked her to marry him on the spot. Locked in a marriage of convenience, the two gradually revealed their true feelings for each other. But when Joy tried to crawl back and Ryan's schemes came to light, Eric realized the woman he'd been fighting with his whole life might just be the one he couldn't live without.

In Unrivaled Beneath the Heavens movie, in his past life, Gideon was the undisputed legend of the martial world — until Empress Aurelia Thorne betrayed and killed him. Reborn as Kaelen, he enters the prestigious Lancaster family as a humble live-in son-in-law. But peace is an illusion. When his wife's brother, Darius, murders Kaelen's foster parents and kidnaps his sister, vengeance becomes his only path. Yet darker hands lurk in the shadows. Gavin, the Empress's brother, assassinates Darius and frames Kaelen, and sets the ultimate trap: the Nine Ennead Gauntlets. But this time, no empress, no scheme, no heaven will stop him.

My boss, Gideon, never lacks admirers. As his executive assistant for three years, my main job is fending off unwanted attention—blocking flirtatious advances and dogging ulterior-motive invitations. Everyone assumes we have a special relationship since I've stayed longer than anyone. But no one knows that after the parties end, I return to the servant's quarters behind Waldorf Manor to help my mom wash his shirts.

Aurelia Carter drowned in the flood once. Reborn two weeks before it hits, she takes the pigsty everyone laughed at, turns it into a fortress, and waits. When Cedar River breaks, the mansion drowns. The pigsty stands. And everyone who mocked her is pounding on her door.

After three years as captain of his cousin Travis's fishing fleet, Owen has used his traditional skills to generate over two million in annual revenue. But when Travis gives him a meager bonus and publicly humiliates him, Owen reaches his limit—buying a derelict boat and striking out on his own. As he ventures into deeper seas with his crew, his fortune rises. Meanwhile, the greedy and reckless Travis faces one disaster after another, until a late-night fall leaves him brain-damaged. Yet even as Owen's business thrives, he never stoops to revenge. He simply turns his back on the past and sails toward his own vast horizon.

Transmigrated as the lovesick villainess, Lynn has her husband's black card, but she'd rather blow it at a host club. James is certain it's just a ploy. Until she signs the divorce papers with a smile, pivots to her career, and her family, and is surrounded by different guys. Too late, James realizes the woman who only ever saw him has gone. But an old video and a secret become the final bargaining chips. In their marriage war, who actually let go first?

Buying an illegal spirit beast for the Grand Exam unlocks a primal reversion system? Watch Lucas Thorne crush elites, battle the Cult of the Primordial Beast, uncover his past, and become a top Beastmaster!

In his previous life, Chase Sharp had a failed marriage, a brain-damaged daughter, and died penniless. Reborn in 1983, he divorces Jennie Grey, wins custody of sick daughter Lily, and rides the reform wave with young Mayor Senela Zane's help.