Sabotaging Movie Collection

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

Mocked worldwide, F‑rank Ronan Hale meets Sabrina Wynn, a genius coach shunned by football. She rebuilds a fallen team of misfits, turning their trash skills into weapons. From rock bottom, the misfit league rises to overturn a world ruled by talent.

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.

Realizing the danger he is in, Eliot believes adopting Nolan is the only way to stop the tragedy. He chooses Nolan instead of Mia, seeing the boy as his only ally. With Nolan's constant inner reminders, Eliot carefully collects evidence of Lila's conspiracy. He also seeks help from his sisters, who stand by him against Lila's manipulation.

For three hundred years, Shane held Demon-Suppressing Pass, keeping the demon race at bay and the Eastern Union safe. But peace bred doubt. With demons unseen for generations, the court and the people branded him a fraud and cast him out. The moment he left, the demons returned. As the Eastern Union fell into chaos, Shane had already turned his back, crossing into the Ascendant Kingdom, where a new war awaited, and a deadlier legend was about to begin.

After a brutal betrayal in his past life, Harvey Lee is reborn three days before the apocalyptic game "Primordial World" merges with reality. Knowing currency will soon be worthless and only in-game assets will matter, he liquidates everything to pour a staggering billion dollars into the game. Branded a madman, Leo ignores them all. As the world descends into chaos and mythical forces invade, he emerges not as a victim, but as the server's top player, armed with divine artifacts and the power to reshape the new world order. This time, he'll write his own rules.

While others show off dragon tattoos, I bled pigeon blood into my skin and covered my entire body with the symbols of the underworld.

Overworked corporate drone Adela finds herself transported to a world where women rule with an iron fist. Suddenly, she is thrust into the role of a notorious princess known for her cruelty toward her four beast husbands. Facing a dire situation with zero assets, the disdain of four elite males, and relentless schemes from another princess, Adela awakens a "Super Rich System." The tables are turning.

When a cultivation game comes to life, humans can inherit powerful abilities. Some can move mountains, others fly through the sky, while the truly powerful can sever rivers with a finger. After ten years of grinding, Theo Yates clears every dungeon and becomes the #1 player, inheriting the ultimate power, Celestial Sovereign, and ready to rule the new world of cultivation.

Graham Whitmore, the white-robed chancellor, owed everything to the late emperor—so he gave everything in return. He aged before his time, wore white for the kingdom, and promised the dying ruler one thing: he would tolerate his daughter, the new empress, one hundred times. No matter what. No matter how many crooked ministers she favored. No matter how far she strayed. One hundred times, he would bow. But when the hundredth came? Graham would walk away—and never look back.