Rebirth Movie Collection

Real estate mogul James destroyed his own daughter Sophia’s life to please Charlotte and her daughter. Only after losing his company and dying beside Sophia in a fire did he finally see the woman he loved for who she truly was. But when James opens his eyes again, he finds himself back on the night that changed everything—Charlotte’s daughter’s dog is trapped on one side, while his own daughter is crying for help inside the burning mansion. Who will he choose this time? And what happens when the man Charlotte once controlled finally decides to fight back?

The Kingdom of Silver Moon must send a princess to wed the King of the Wildlands. Two princesses, Maeve and Lila, draw lots to decide who will be married off to that barren land. Lila begs Maeve to go in her place. Then Maeve remembers her last life. She stayed — and married Asher, the general who had been her childhood sweetheart. Their marriage turned bitter, and they spent a lifetime hating each other. On the day the city fell, Asher died shielding her escape, and with his last breath he begged her to let him be with Lila. Maeve had spent a whole life and never won his heart. She threw herself from the cliff to follow him in death. Reborn, Maeve finally sees clearly: this time, she will give Asher and Lila her blessing.

The Kingdom of Eloria has strict social classes, and nobles hold all power. Viscount Moore has two daughters. The elder sister Lirayn spends half her life working nonstop to lift the fallen noble Vorian to the top of power. Her stepsister Elysia marries Kyran, the heir of Duke Hale, and suffers endless bad treatment. After Kyran's family loses its wealth, she envies her sister's good life and kills Lirayn. When Lirayn is dying, the old gift left by her mom activates, sending both of them back to the day before their weddings. Elysia fears all the power fights among nobles, so she insists on swapping brides with Lirayn. After marriage, her mother-in-law bullies her, and her husband Vorian ignores her. In the end, Vorian's ugly side comes out, he goes to jail and loses all his fame. Lirayn marries Kyran instead, and Duke and Hale treat and trust her with all their hearts. After Lirayn marries Kyran, he only favors Saelin who pretends to be weak, and misunderstands Lirayn again and again. Lirayn exposes Saelin's fake kindness many times. When Kyran finally realizes his mistakes and begs her humbly, she says no firmly. She only wants power to control her own life.

Duke’s daughter Violet has died four brutal deaths—burned at the stake, beheaded, hanged, and stabbed. In every lifetime, she meets her end at twenty at the hands of her stepsister Seraphina and former fiancé Dodolo. Reborn for the fifth time, Violet casts aside her wedding gown, dons riding attire, and crashes her stepmother’s wedding. Determined to reclaim her reputation as a villainess, she vows to bring down everyone who once destroyed her. When Malloris, a mysterious silver-masked man with violet eyes, offers an alliance, Violet soon realizes that even she cannot see all the cards in play this time.

Freya, the eldest daughter and rightful heir of the Winterbourne family, is betrayed by her fiancé Julian and her younger sister Sigrid on her wedding day, dying tragically on the night of the Blood Moon. Reborn with full knowledge of the future, Freya loses her inheritance rights but uses her spatial powers to stockpile supplies and build an impregnable fortress. Along the way, she rescues the vampire Silas and forms an alliance with him. When the Blood Moon rises, the world is plunged into eternal night. Manipulated by the traitorous witch Morrigan, the Blackwood family seeks to destroy and absorb the other three great families. Freya joins forces with the vampires, Fenrir—the Silver Moon Wolf King—and the surviving members of the Grimm family to fight against an overwhelming army of undead and vampires. In the decisive battle, Fenrir leads his wolf clan in a devastating self-sacrifice, opening a path to survival for the others. In the end, Freya fuses the powers of flame, life, and vampire blood to summon the “Crimson Griffin,” defeating Morrigan once and for all. With the war finally over, Freya is crowned queen, becoming the guardian of peace among all races.

Chloe Miller, the legendary head of the Red Fan Family, lived an extraordinary life—only to be murdered by her enemy, Damian Pierce. After her death, she awakens in the body of a timid high school girl, going from a powerful underworld boss to an obedient student overnight. But while everyone sees her new body as an easy target for bullies, it now carries the soul of a queen. Chloe decides it is time to rewrite the rules of the school. All she wants is to enjoy a peaceful student life while putting the school bullies in their place. Instead, she unexpectedly attracts the attention of a domineering CEO, a charming older man, and the campus heartthrob, all of whom begin pursuing her. While dealing with school bullying and her increasingly complicated love life, Chloe secretly investigates the truth behind her own assassination. Eventually, she reunites with her loyal subordinate, Victor Stone, and together they uncover Damian’s conspiracy.

Audrey, of pure wolf-god blood, was framed in her past life by her scheming foster sister Morgana and the Wolf King Silas. Her newborn divine heir was killed, and she was branded a disaster to the clan and died cruelly as a sacrifice on the altar. Upon her rebirth, Audrey returns to the bloodline ceremony, and carrying the memories of her past life, she counterattacks step by step — tearing apart her hypocritical sister and standing firm against the biased Wolf King. To prove her innocence and bear the divine heir, she ventures alone into the Forbidden Forest, where she meets Fenrir, the ancient wolf god living in seclusion. The two form a bond, and on the day of birth, Audrey delivers a black-furred divine heir bearing the supreme god-blood. When Morgana's venomous schemes strike again, Fenrir emerges to save his wife and daughter, shaking the entire clan — and together, husband and wife will take their revenge!

Brenton is the trueborn heir to the Dragon Throne. When his bastard brother, Devlin, crashes a dragon into the castle, killing the King, Brenton takes the fall to protect Devlin, but Devlin arranges for a harsher sentence for Brenton, killing him with dragonfire. However, instead of dying, Brenton is sent a few months into the past. Now that Brenton knows Devlin's true nature, he resolves to take control and get revenge.

In her past life, human princess Seraphina loved dragonslayer Cassian with obsessive fervor, forcing him to marry her—though his heart belonged to her younger sister. War erupted, the kingdom fell, and Cassian died pleading only to "never see her again." She perished in flames, vowing: *If given another chance, I will never cling to him again.Reborn on her wedding day, she makes a new choice—yielding Cassian to her sister and offering herself in marriage to the brutal Dragon King Vhaeros, to avert the coming war.Vhaeros intended to torture her to death as a pretext for battle, but her cold defiance on the torture stairs, her negotiations at death's door, and her kneeling to tend wounded dragon soldiers slowly melted his frozen heart.Meanwhile, Cassian realizes on the wedding day that it was Seraphina who went to the dragons—and past-life memories torment him. Awakening too late to his true love, he pursues her to the dragon realm, only to meet her icy farewell.As Seraphina and Vhaeros grow close, she uncovers the truth: the mark on his chest matches the young dragon she saved twelve years ago—at the cost of her own near-fatal wound, healed only by her mother's sacrificed life. She is the very one he has mourned for twelve years, building a shrine in her memory.Misunderstandings dissolve. Old enmity transforms into twelve years of destined redemption—two souls, reborn, finally saving each other.

After being betrayed and executed by her husband, King Charles, Queen Bea miraculously wakes up three years earlier on her wedding day. Armed with memories of her past life, Bea refuses to repeat her mistakes and sets out to change her fate. But as Charles schemes to reclaim her and her fortune, Bea grows closer to his overlooked younger brother, Prince Paul... and realizes she may have chosen the wrong King in her first life.