Drama Movies

After leaving the army, Joseph and his fellow veterans start a produce business to build an honest life. When their late comrade's widow and daughter are harassed by an evil manager backed by a powerful tycoon, Joseph steps in only to have their company sabotaged. Cornered and humiliated, the veterans refuse to bow. With an unexpected ally exposing the corruption, they fight back and reclaim their dignity and their future.

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.

To find a good wife for his son Ivan, the richest man, Richard Lee, hides his identity and has Ivan work as a deliveryman. Little does he know, after six years of battles, Ivan has become the foremost of the four great vassal lords, known as Prince Redflame, and has also hidden his identity. As New Year's Eve approaches, at Richard's request, Ivan brings Lillian Hades home for the holiday, unaware that Lillian, the governor's daughter, is already preparing for a wedding with the Wilder family. At this moment, Jason Wilder arrives to confront them.

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.

Edward Henderson hid his wealth to win the heart of Irene Lawson, a simple, kind woman who loved him for who he was—or so he thought. On their wedding day, he planned to reveal everything. But Irene's best friend Nancy had other ideas. Poisoned by whispers of "testing his love," Irene turned the wedding into a gauntlet of absurd demands. Edward begged, reasoned, pleaded—but his bride-to-be only listened to her friend. He looked at the woman he loved, saw someone he didn't recognize, and made a choice: "The wedding is off."

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.