Glow-Up Movie Collection

Transmigrator Arthur Lake joins the Empire's Exorcist Bureau with an Evil-Devouring System. Armed with techniques, he rises from recruit to commander, crushing the Crimson Lotus Cult. Through blood and steel, Arthur proves a mortal can slay his way to sainthood.

To avenge her sister, Lena Payne brings five spirit creatures into the imperial palace. Her rule is simple: no self-doubt, just ruthless strikes. She tears down the arrogant noble consort and crushes the hypocritical empress. Then the tyrant emperor Mario Shane falls for her and becomes her most loyal protector. Together, they form an unbreakable bond.

In an era where Divine Cores awaken, high schooler Wyatt Mercer awakens the lowest of the low — a Grade-F God of Gastronomy. Mocked and expelled from the academy, he's left with only one mission: save his gravely ill sister, Cora. To survive, he sets up a stall selling stinky tofu. But when a customer's Core unexpectedly strengthens after eating his food, Mercer discovers his secret power — whoever eats his cooking with satisfaction signs a pact, lending him their divine power. From there, Mercer rises through the ranks, and proves that even the weakest god can feed the strongest — and make them kneel as well.

Aria, a kind-hearted veterinary intern, wakes up inside a novel — as a despised character in the beast-shifter world, who was cruel to her four bound spirit beasts. Now the entire tribe laughs at her. Then the system activates. With one mission: use spiritual soothing to cure her four mates. They glare. They reject. They push her away. But Aria is a vet. She has never met an animal she couldn't heal...

The apocalypse forces a choice: bow to the beasts or bleed for home. Marcus Joyce assembles the unlikeliest heroes to win the battle. Together, they protect what's left.

Blaze Xander was dumped by his girlfriend as soon as he entered the world of mecha girls. "An F-rank loser like you is not good enough for me, Blaze!" Right after his ex-girlfriend, Snow, said that, Blaze bound the system and awakened the SSS-rank talent, 'Infinite Recharge'. When Blaze controlled the SSS-grade mecha and stood at the pinnacle of the human race, Snow asked, "Blaze, can we go back to how things were?" Blaze looked at the charming SSS-rank mecha girls beside him and smiled faintly, "Sorry, you're not good enough for me, A-rank girl."

Pearl Harper, the only daughter of a global business tycoon, suffered a severe body change after saving Mason Black. Yet her fiancé, Mason, faked his death and stole his older brother's identity to marry someone else. Upon learning this, Pearl decides to restore her beauty and crashes Mason's wedding to expose his crimes. Who says you have to marry your fiancé?

Julian Vance awakens his talent in front of the entire school — and gets labeled an E-rank Apprentice Mage. The weakest of the weak. His fiancée dumps him on the spot. The crowd laughs. Then a voice whispers in his mind. Julian opens his eyes to a strange new world inside himself — and finds a fiery young girl staring back at him. She's his fire skill. Alive. Talking. And she has sisters — water, wood, earth, and metal — all waiting to be unlocked. He's not a failure. He's an Omni-Element Mage, the rarest talent in history...

Silas Hayes died betrayed. Then he woke up — back on the eve of an Anomaly Tide. This time, he has one goal: protect his little brother Cody, and stay far away from the people who sold him out. Then he finds a stray dog in an alley. Scrawny. Pitiful. Begging for scraps. He names it Grim. Except Grim isn't a dog. He's an S-Rank Anomaly — the Shadow Wolf — capable of tearing through reality with a single howl. And Silas accidentally binds him with a power he didn't know he had: the Absolute Contract. Now he can tame any Anomaly. And here's the thing — his "weak" little brother Cody is not what he seems to be either...

A ten‑year‑old boy falls into a zombie world and discovers his secret weapon: nepotism. The S‑class Head Nurse is his aunt. The Red‑Clad Woman, Bronze Coffin Bride, and Nether King are all family. With his undead relatives backing him up, dungeons are just family gatherings. He ends up king of two worlds. Who needs fighting when you have family?