Playing Dumb Movie Collection

Gamble King Harold hid his identity, protecting the Daltons and taking care of Grace for three years as his master Victor Dalton begged him before he passed away. However, his silent protection was only repaid with contempt and ridicule. Harold endured it all until only three days remained. But Grace was tricked by her friend, and it seemed that the Dalton family would suffer heavy losses. Harold used his gambling skills to defeat the evil rivals. After that, Harold left. When Grace knew Harold's departure, she panicked and searched everywhere for his whereabouts.

Iris, a rich CEO's wife, harbored regrets for never meeting her biological parents. Upon receiving news of her mom, she took her daughter Eva back to reunite with them. However, the fake daughter Sophie and her brother Lawrence mocked Iris for being crude. At the family dinner, Sophie bragged about her daughter Clara's competition awards, but she didn't know Iris's daughter was a genius. Later, Sophie framed Eva of stealing, and Iris's mom just said Iris was only her goddaughter. Iris felt utterly disappointed. Then her billionaire husband came...

Hades Mason, a modern obstetrician, is in a death row convict's body alongside his sister-in-law for not providing a child as a remedy for the prince. Luckily, the palace is seeking someone to help induce the noble consort's lactation. Using his medical expertise, Hades seizes the opportunity, survives the ordeal, and gradually establishes himself in the palace by resolving multiple crises with modern gynecological techniques.

Five years ago, Damian Cross woke up in a shallow grave. His wife sold him out. His parents were dead. His sister was gone. He was the only one who walked away. Now he's back. One man. Three syndicates. One mission: tear them all down. He starts from the bottom and rises fast. Too fast. Because the higher he climbs, the closer he gets to the truth. The people who destroyed his family? Just pawns. The real monster has been watching him the whole time. This isn't revenge anymore. This is war.

The top assassin Liam time-traveled to ancient times and became a death row prisoner, but he activated the Kill Enemies to Get Stronger System. He made a comeback in the army, killing bad rich men, but was blamed by the imperial court. To break the deadlock, he pretended to defect to the enemy and worked with a female general Eleanor. Liam defeated the enemy leader in battle, and achieved great success. His high achievements shocked the ruler and were framed by the fatuous monarch. Ultimately, he killed the monarch and established himself as the new ruler.

Rider Jade Zeller's passionate affair with the domineering CEO Easton Quinn ends with a million-dollar breakup fee. Unexpectedly, he turns out to be the fiancé of her malicious stepsister, and the man pursuing her is his nephew! As enemies close in, Jade transforms into a seductive hunter, turning the tables, while Easton loses control in this forbidden temptation. In this dangerous game of manipulation, who is the true prey?

Ryan Carter was a billionaire—until he woke up as a high school nobody. Everyone still sees him as the clumsy kid crushing on the class queen, Olivia. But Ryan doesn't care about old reputations. He has one goal this time: save Grace Sinclair, the girl he lost to a fatal disease in his past life. While building a fortune, he'll rewrite the future, protect her at all costs, and finally win the love that slipped away. This life, he's playing for keeps.

Art world mogul Jeremy Finch concealed his identity to pave the way for his fiancée Crystal Klein's career. However, she used sexy painting with the wandering artist Collin Dupont to hold an art exhibition. Jeremy went to the scene and wrecked it completely. When Crystal arrived, she chose to trash Jeremy rather than blame Collin. Jeremy finally realized that she never cared about him. He finally decided to give up on this relationship.

A serving of street‑market food. A security guard named Ethan Carter. A chance encounter with Grace Harrington, CEO of the Uleah Group. Then came the freak electrical accident—and the dormant cultivation power passed down from his grandfather Frederick Whitaker roared awake. Now Ethan doesn't bow to the Whitakers. He doesn't kneel to the Harringtons. Names, titles, legacies—none of it matters. There's only one law he answers to: strength. His fists? They're the final argument.