Karma Movie Collection

Serena, only daughter of the Black Dragon King and wife of Frost Dragon King Varian, hid three years to protect a Golden Dragon egg—blood extinct for ten thousand years. Coming home for her father's birthday, she was mistaken for a seductress by Dalia, the fox woman newly taken by her father. Dalia bound her with curse shackles, slashed her face, snapped her horns, stole her heart-protecting scale, cut open her belly, crushed the golden egg, and dragged her to the banquet as a "mistress." Serena survived and rose as Frost Queen. She exposed that Dalia's pregnancy was a lie, and watched Dalia get killed by her father.

Commoner Noah is rated F-rank trash and trampled by nobles—but secretly holds an SSS-rank Life Sovereign talent. He rises through every challenge, facing the Federation's dark magic conspiracy and the Ashton family's rebellion. In the end, he masters life and death and shocks the entire Federation.

All the realm believes Lord Ethan is devoted to Aria. Only Aria knows his love is a beautiful lie. Years ago, she pulled him from the volcanic waters and saved his life. Yet he gave his heart to Chloe, the woman who cut off Aria's rainbow fin and wore it as her own. To shield his false savior, Ethan made Aria his sacrifice. He let her be taken by his enemies, driven through rings of fire, and made a spectacle for others' amusement. When the last of her love burned to ash, Aria walked away. She took Chloe's place as the bride of Austin, the monster who rules the Abyss. On the wedding day, Ethan lifts the veil of his bride and sees Chloe's face. The man who broke Aria without hesitation now breaks himself. He tears through the Abyss to bring her back, but he is too late. Aria already rests in the arms of a far more dangerous man, one who will never let her go.

Beauty counter girl Mia drunkenly stumbles into wealthy heir Ethan's room and flees at dawn, leaving behind her grandmother's daisy brooch. Ethan has secretly loved her for three months; he uses a fake cufflink to blackmail her into posing as his girlfriend at a family banquet, just to keep her close. At the banquet, the daisy brooch stuns Ethan's mother Victoria—thirty years ago, she won a female workers' rights lawsuit for Mia's grandmother, and the daisy was their keepsake. Mia's genuine, down-to-earth charm wins over the crowd, provoking Lydia's hostility. Victoria exposes the cufflink scam and hires Mia as a beauty consultant. Drawing on a thousand customer surveys, Mia pinpoints foundation shade gaps and dazzles everyone. Lydia publicly humiliates Mia's humble background, but Ethan fiercely defends her, admitting he admires her self-reliance most. They confess their love on the street; a three-generation bond begins to surface, and old family secrets quietly emerge.

Harper waits three years for neurosurgeon husband Harrison to remove her brain tumor. Nine times he abandons her for resident Paige. She leaves the table, signs a DNR, and goes to Zurich. Harrison loses everything, finds her too late—she refuses him and dies quietly. Years later his license is revoked. He spends his winters clutching her ashes, knowing he loved being needed more than saving his wife.

Obstetrician Noelle loses children in her marriage with Rylan. Rylan keeps mistresses and forces Noelle to deliver their babies. Manipulated by mistress Isla, Rylan compels Noelle to kneel to apologize, causing her grandma’s shock‑induced death. Helped by Kieran, Noelle fights back and divorces. A year later, Noelle gets engaged and pregnant with Kieran. Released from prison, Rylan tries to atone with fireworks but is rejected by Noelle.

Bored of her arranged-family-marriage, real heiress Katherine Foden hides her identity and joins MG Corporation as an intern. Ordinary girl Kathleen Davis is mistakenly taken for CEO David McGuire's fiancee. Greedy for wealth and status, Kathleen takes the fake identity, sabotaging Katherine and stealing her creative work. Katherine bides her time and gathers proof to expose the fraud. After a series of workplace schemes and dangerous traps, all villains get punished. Katherine and David finally see each other's true character and fall in love.

Over-fifty Maeve loses her memory in a big fire. Her greedy birth-son Ricky tries to sell her off. To escape the trap, she marries stranger Hank in a flash marriage, unaware he is a billionaire. Hank hides his wealth, and his five outstanding sons pretend to be poor to test Maeve. Kind-hearted Maeve wins their affection, yet faces constant harassment from Ricky's family and fierce rival Vanessa, with dangers piling up.

In her first life, Elena spent ten years as Vincent Kane's wife. He was born unable to feel pain or emotion — and ruled New York like it. When she discovered his secret lover, he bombed her family's company, tied her parents between five motorcycles, and pressed the button himself. Elena died. Then she woke up three years earlier. This time, she didn't scream or beg. She filed for divorce, moved her parents overseas, and went to see the other woman for herself. What she found wasn't a schemer. Layla was a mute girl in a leaking church, signing Bible stories to orphans, shielding strangers with her own body. Elena couldn't hate her. She tried to save her instead. But some devils don't need a reason to destroy what they love — and the man who never felt a thing in his life finally learned what pain meant while sitting on a church step, holding a fistful of candy for a girl who would never come back.

Victoria Turner pulled Austin Walker out of a gutter, built his career role by role, and left for Switzerland when her health collapsed — trusting her adopted brother William to hold down the fort. She came home to find Austin on a reality show introducing another woman as the lady of Victoria's house, wearing her dead mother's one-of-a-kind gown and her emerald ring. When Victoria confronted him on live television, he told three million viewers she was a delusional fan. Her own brother slapped her and chose the same woman. While Victoria was gone, the two men had bulldozed her parents' graves to build their princess an amusement park. They scattered the ashes into the sea. Victoria didn't cry. She reclaimed her company, exposed every lie, and knelt on the beach before an empty memorial — because some things can't be taken back, only answered.