Reunion Movie Collection

twenty‑year‑ago, top gambler Alexander was framed by Calvin, losing everything and turned into a puppet. His daughter Ivy, abandoned back then, grows up with extraordinary gambling gifts. She heads to Las Vegas, gambles at the enemy’s casino, reunites with her birth mother and half‑brother. After deadly showdowns including a face‑off against her controlled father, Ivy kills the villain, settles old scores and rises as the new gambling god.

Isabella, a female commander of a medieval empire, dies and transmigrates into Elena, the long-lost legitimate daughter of the modern mafia Vittori Family. Betrayed by the fake daughter Camilla and treated as a marriage pawn by her birth parents, Elena publicly defies a forced marriage to a sixty-eight-year-old don—and begs the old Godfather to give her a new father. She chooses Alessandro, the neglected, dissolute eldest son—solely because he bears the exact face of the emperor who once stood by her in battle. Alessandro accepts her. Elena vows to make him Godfather. She reforms him: breaks his addictions, trains him like her soldiers. At the mafia assembly, Alessandro's transformation stuns everyone. Camilla challenges Elena with a fake sword technique. Elena draws her blade and unleashes the complete swordsmanship she created in her past life—a single strike shatters every goblet and window in the hall. The crowd finally realizes: this underestimated daughter is about to upend the entire Vittori power structure.

Kallydia, head priestess of the Temple of Philotia, is exploited by her mother—forced to seduce the Sun God Helios for gold coins. An enchanted incense leads to a night with him. She flees at dawn, leaving only a silver armband engraved with her name. Helios had grown fond of her—but after a misunderstanding, he believes she's just a social climber who toys with men. Enraged, he cuts all contact. Kallydia discovers she's pregnant. Alone, she guards the faint golden light in her womb through public humiliation and family oppression. The God of War and Goddess of Wisdom arrive, revealing the truth: the gentle maidservant they remember is the "bad woman" Helios spoke of. By the time Helios reaches her, Kallydia has been tortured bloody and cast into a pit of serpents. With her last breath, she begs the gods to protect her child.

Helena fled in disgrace after a one-night stand with Mafia godfather Cole. Based on the information from a lost delivery, Cole mistakenly identified her stepsister Ivy as Helena. Ivy impersonated her and checked into the estate, but unexpectedly learned that Helena was pregnant. Ivy fed Helena an abortifacient and forged a pregnancy test report. Helena exposed the conspiracy in public, and Cole had to personally find the woman he truly loved amidst his mistakes.

The story takes place in a bustling American city and tells the angsty yet sweet love story between elite scholar Serena and Leo, the Wolf King of North America. Six years ago, Serena, an Ivy League student, was framed out of jealousy by Vivian. She accidentally saved Leo, who was in heat, in a church and was forced to mate with him. Because she gave birth to a son, Liam, who bore wolf-like traits, she was expelled from school and plunged to the bottom of society. Six years later, in order to raise $150,000 for her son's surgery, Serena applied to become Leo's personal nutritionist. Although Vivian kept interfering and tampered with the paternity test report, the bond of blood compelled Leo to fiercely protect his own without even realizing it. After crushing workplace bullying and threats from old enemies, the truth about the fake report came to light, and the family of three was reunited. Meanwhile, a hidden vampire crisis quietly began to unfold.

Cecilia, Crown Princess of Etheria, rescues a disfigured “deserter” named Amos from a death pit and makes him her personal guard. Three years later, King Helios of Nord storms her capital—and reveals he is Amos. Having used her to steal every military secret, he destroys her kingdom, burns her ancestral tombs, and enslaves her. To buy time for her brother Edmund to strike Nord’s rear, Cecilia endures public humiliation, torture, and repeated abuse, until she takes a fake-death potion left by Edmund and escapes. Edmund captures Nord’s capital, trades Helios’s mother for Cecilia’s “corpse,” and secretly revives her. Years later, Edmund dies, naming Cecilia regent for his young son. Helios, learning she is alive, begs for reconciliation, then threatens to massacre civilians when refused. Cecilia declares war and leads the army herself. After three years, she stands before Nord’s capital, shoots Helios twice but spares his life, then orders the assault. That night, Helios dons his old disguise mask and burns himself alive in the palace. Cecilia annexes Nord, abolishes slavery, standardizes weights and measures, establishes a people’s council, and unites both kingdoms into a new realm—Eternal. She never marries, devoting her life to her people. Upon her death, she is honored as the “Mother of the Eternal Realm.” Her bronze statue still stands in the capital square, gazing into the distance, a silent witness to the peace she won with blood and sacrifice.

Stella, once the Imperial Capital’s Chief Judicial Magistrate, was framed by a meticulously plotted conspiracy. She was branded a traitor to the Chamber of Commerce and blamed for the death of the Lord Henry’s parents. Tormented by despair and hatred, Henry, who had once loved her deeply, turned dark‑hearted. He wielded his authority to force‑marry Stella and subjected her to unspeakable retribution: compelling her to kneel and kowtow, piercing her body with poisoned needles, and even sending her to the Shadow Monastery to undergo the “Soul Purification Ritual”, a procedure that stripped away memories and emotions. Battered to the brink, Stella lost all recollection of love and hate. She signed the contract of annulment and vanished without a trace. Shortly after her departure, Henry uncovered the full truth: the entire scheme had been orchestrated by his fiancée Vivian and her family. Overwhelmed by remorse, Henry slew his enemies at their wedding ceremony, then embarked on a frantic quest to find Stella and atone for his sins. When he finally tracked her down in a foreign land, she had built a brand‑new life for herself, guarded by a gentle knight. Her clear, unclouded eyes held no trace of him whatsoever. Could a shattered mirror ever be mended? To his belated devotion, she gave her answer with a hand‑carved wooden ring.

Kit vanishes at age seven in a robot attack, raised by kidnapper Voltage as "Ash." Later, Ash infiltrates his family's tryouts, framed by brother Spark, Voltage's son. His birthmark nearly surfaces, Aura's intuition circles, and their father doubts him, until Spark burns the mark away. When Voltage publicly claims Ash, the family erupts into war. Ash proves his bloodline and helps them escape. He regains his memory at the crater, reclaims the name Kit Unbreakable, Spark's betrayal unresolved.

After the Trojan War, Odysseus kills the Cyclops and is crowned King of Ithaca by Athena. Hiding his identity, he returns home to endure humiliation from his wife's family, who push her to marry the suitor Antinous. He proves himself despite his relics being destroyed, survives Antinous's frame job and kidnapping, and loses an ally to a life debt. At the coronation, he is exposed, kills Antinous with a rebounding arrow, and reclaims his throne and family.

A stolen identity, a six-year lie, and a hidden secret daughter. The fake sister steals everything, while the real mother returns for justice. Fate reunites the long-lost lovers. Truth revealed, lies shattered, and a destined family reunites at last.