Playing Dumb Movie Collection

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.

After barely surviving her family’s attempt to kill and bury her, a powerful female CEO loses her memory and is left with the mind of a young child. Wandering the streets as a beggar, she’s taken in by a seemingly frail but influential CEO. The two enter a whirlwind marriage, only to face constant humiliation from his family. A heated clash with his stepmother unexpectedly restores her memories, but she chooses to keep her true identity hidden...

Logan Collins, heir to a wealthy family, was framed by his first love and sent to prison. While incarcerated, his family was tragically killed, and their assets were seized by his ex-girlfriend Jenna Grant's family. The only surviving relative is his young aunt. Fortunately, during his time behind bars, Logan mastered extraordinary skills—antiques, appraisal, gambling, medicine, and even cultivation. Upon release, he emerges invincible. Watch as Logan protects his only remaining family and navigates the urban jungle with swift justice!

After four years of slaving away for an unfaithful girlfriend, deliveryman Glenn inherits the Ghost Valley Legacy, unlocking godlike skills. He vows revenge and takes Oakhaven by storm. Discovering Lyra is key to his cultivation, he marries her to save her father. Despite a rocky start and attacks from the Eclipse, they bond. Glenn crushes enemies, builds an empire, and wins Lyra's heart, melting her cold exterior. Together, they find their happily ever after.

Dylan Wilson time-travels to Valoria, becoming the goofy Marquess of the Wilson family. He wants a lazy life but finds himself engaged to Princess Valerie! To stay carefree, he tries everything to annul the marriage. However, he accidentally turns into the pillar of the state and the God of War! With titles piling up, Dylan is in despair. Why is annuling this marriage so hard?!

She died in the year he loved her most. With a billion-dollar fortune, he threw it all away, choosing to follow her in death. When she opens her eyes again, she’s back to the years when she despised him. With a bitter smile, he says, “Want a divorce? Over my dead body.”

After a chance encounter reveals her "struggling" husband, Paxon, is actually a billionaire, Sienna's world shatters. When a casual apology is his only offer for gifting jewels to another, she walks away. Now divorced, Paxon expects her to return. But Sienna stuns everyone by entering a marriage contract with a mysterious tycoon.

Oliver Logan is the wealthiest man in the world, but even his vast fortune can't hold onto Chloe Stone. Confident in Oliver's love, Chloe brazenly uses his money to support her lover. Once Oliver sees her true colors, he finally awakens to the truth. Now, he's going to tell them he's marrying someone else and ensure they lose everything!

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.