Sabotaging Movie Collection

Daniel takes his family to a high‑end private medical center. His son Tyler causes serious trouble: snatching a blind woman’s cane, misbehaving in the ladies’ restroom, knocking down an elderly man in a wheelchair, and pushing Claire, the pregnant wife of his boss Richard, into premature labor. Daniel’s mother Margaret blindly shields Tyler and fails to discipline him. Later at a Mexican grill, Tyler steals robbers’ belongings and throws them into a hot pot. Enraged, the robbers cause Tyler’s instant death. Daniel and his spouse blame each other. Heart‑broken Emily files for divorce. Margaret is overcome with regret, yet it is too late. Excessive indulgence finally brings tragedy to the whole family.

Male beast Felix saves tyrant Kane and is forced into a one-year mate contract. Amid conspiracies and misunderstandings, he chases his dream of becoming a healer—and discovers Kane has secretly loved him for five years.

In a world where heroes are worshipped and mutant beasts are feared, I was cast out of the shelter—discarded as worthless for not being a hero.But by sheer chance, I gained the power to control the life and death of those beasts.So I set up a supply outpost beyond the walls, dealing in the crystals harvested from within them.In this apocalypse, I play by my own rules—and rise to the top.Heroes? So what.Even S-ranks end up working for me.

After a global flood forces humanity into an ocean survival game, Calvin starts with nothing but a broken raft. He soon unlocks the hidden class of Supreme Machinist, allowing him to upgrade and rebuild almost anything. While others struggle to survive, Calvin turns scrap into powerful equipment and sea monsters into valuable resources. As his raft grows into a mighty warship, he rises from castaway to ruler of the seas, setting his sights on the legendary Ark Continent.

Centuries after the extinction of human civilization — perhaps even longer — Earth no longer belongs to humankind. The once-thriving cities have crumbled into ruins, skyscrapers swallowed by yellow sand, steel forests reduced to derelict remnants where mechanical life now roosts. Football stadiums, subway tunnels, factories, city squares — the relics of human civilization still lie scattered across the world like the last embers left behind after a great fire, silently bearing witness to an era that no one remembers anymore. The world now belongs to the machines. They think, they communicate, they build organizations. They know friendship, faith, hatred, and dreams. Yet the vast majority of them have no idea what "humans" ever were — let alone why they themselves came into existence. The world has entered a new epoch of mechanical civilization. And this age would later be known as:After the Embers

Ethan Sterling has hit the Great Emperor Realm, but all he wants is a quiet retirement. Too bad his system forces him to take on three misfits: a reincarnated empress, a human wrecking ball, and a girl who brings bad luck by breathing. His grand plan? Teach them to fake weakness and disappear. Then the Outer Lands demons show up, and the whole "stay invisible" thing goes out the window. Now this bunch of self-proclaimed losers has to fight, and the whole cultivation world has no idea what hit them.

Serena, the true heiress whose life was stolen from her, is forced to take another woman’s place and marry the cast-off Wolf King, a man rumored to be blind and brutally cruel. On their wedding night, as she hovers on the brink of death, an ancient astral power awakens within her. Only then does she discover that she is no worthless failure, but a fully awakened witch—the only person capable of purifying the Wolf King’s curse. And he is no helpless cripple, but a trillionaire Wolf King who has been biding his time in the shadows. She intends to reclaim her identity, her magic, and her dignity. In return, he will crush the powerful dynasties, the Mages’ Guild, the vampires, and even the gods for her. When the entire world seeks to erase her from existence, the Wolf King chooses to defy the whole universe by her side.

A botanist named Layla falls off a cliff and transmigrates into a savage beast world, becoming a vicious, worthless waste who is collectively abandoned by six top-tier Alpha mates. Right from the start, she is thrown into the Death Canyon to be fed to wild beasts. Relying on her hardcore botany and first-aid knowledge, she heals the old wound of the Viper Lord, saves a dying spirit fox, tears apart the schemes of the tribal princess, and uses modern water purifiers and agricultural technology to turn the wasteland into a granary—casually awakening an ancient dragon that has slumbered for a hundred years along the way. The six top-tier Alphas who once hated her to the bone fall for her one after another, transforming from noble and aloof to humble and desperate, igniting a frenzied battlefield of love. When the imperial army presses at the border, she commands steam-powered iron cavalry to crush the imperial city; when the Creator descends in judgment, she, as a mere mortal, defies the gods head-on. From an outcast of the abyss to an iron-fisted queen, she uses science to reshape the law of the jungle and makes all the mighty bow before her.

Orange believed she was the adopted daughter of the Fruit Family. Framed by her stepmother Lemon and her older sister Tangerine, she was entangled in a bewildering, mistaken night with her eldest brother Apple during her birthday banquet, and was then publicly driven out in disgrace. Guilt-ridden, Apple dug into the truth, only to uncover something far more shocking — Orange was no outsider, but the family’s long-lost biological youngest sister, missing for twenty years. This forbidden love had yet to find any way out when Cucumber, the spy from the Vegetable Kingdom, tore off his disguise, ripped apart the dimensional barrier, and moved to devour the Fruit World. To save everything, Orange sacrificed her very essence and reset time and space. Yet deep beneath the sea, the seafood clans had already reshaped her residual essence into a puppet called “Coconut,” casting it into a brand-new round of doppelgänger games and covert emotional warfare. Beneath the warm light, everyone was playing their part — only the truth remained hidden, tucked away beneath the fruit peel