Campus Story Movies

Ava loves Ethan for ten years, but he ties her to a flagpole as a cruel "Hanged Man" prank for his new crush Chloe, humiliating her before the whole school. Ava finally breaks free, transfers to Westbridge High, and cuts Ethan off. At her new school, she meets kind friends and Noah, who protects her. Ethan slowly realizes Chloe manipulated him and that Ava truly fears him. He comes to apologize, but Ava refuses him. The district punishes Ethan and Chloe. Ava finally smiles, no longer looking back.

Ten years ago Layla's parents died pulling Elias Cole out of a burning building. She watched it happen, and the trauma took all five of her senses. Sight came back. Hearing and speech never did. Elias learned sign language for her and made her a promise: he'd be her eyes, her ears, her voice, and show her the whole world. The Coles raised her. The whole school knew whose girl she was. Then a transfer student named Molly turns the school into a game, and in the boys' bathroom Layla's hearing comes back — just in time to learn that Elias has been on the other side of that game for a long time. She says nothing. She lets them keep talking, keep escalating, keep filming, while a recorder collects every voice, every insult, every line about a cripple who can't call for help. She takes the beatings, the wastewater tank, the broken ribs, and she keeps the file. Molly is going to hear her own voice played back to her. And when Elias finally turns around and starts breaking things to make it up to her, Layla will already be on a plane, with an uncle who has been waiting ten years for her call, learning to say her first word out loud.

Greer Vanderbilt, Kingsley Academy's spoiled heiress and cheerleading star, seduces her nemesis Sloane's boyfriend to seize the cheer captain title — only to be stopped by Dorian Ashford, a dangerous transfer student. That night, her father introduces Dorian as her future "brother." Greer schemes to drive him out; Dorian strikes back harder. Amid their clashes, an irrepressible attraction forms — but Dorian harbors a secret: he believes Frederick abandoned him and his mother, and came to destroy Greer as revenge. When assassins nearly kill Greer, Dorian saves her. Yet he still allies with Sloane to strip Greer of her position. Sloane's jealousy spirals — rigged stage lights, leaked photos — until Dorian's revenge plan is exposed, and Greer's trust shatters. Frederick stages Greer's fake death and sends her abroad. A paternity test reveals Dorian and Greer share no blood. A year later, he finds her overseas and promises to spend his life making it up to her.

After His Number Disappeared, a 38‑episode modern urban fantasy romance short drama. The heroine Mia has a special ability to see numbers above people’s heads showing how many times they will meet. Since childhood, she saw the huge number above her childhood friend Henry and believed they were soul‑mates, even making boyfriend‑rules for him. The moment Henry showed her a photo of his roommate Liam, the huge number transferred to Liam. Mia let go of her obsession and fell for Liam, who had secretly loved her. Henry tried desperately to win her back after losing her yet could not change fate. Henry moved overseas due to family misfortune, and Mia finally stayed with the sincere Liam.

Ella's boyfriend Kyle kisses freshman Nina in a truth-or-dare game and tells her not to be a sore loser — so she quietly unfollows him. When the next dare lands on campus golden boy Owen Blackwood, he asks Ella to try him, and she takes his hand. What she thinks is one night of spite is the night Owen has waited three years for. Kyle tries everything to win her back and fails at every turn; when Nina attacks Ella online, Owen's prepared rebuttal destroys her. Owen takes Kyle's punch without dodging, and Ella tells Kyle the truth: Owen is better in every way that counts.

Tarion Black was prophesied at birth as the "Anti-Magic Vessel"—the final piece to the Demon Lord's conquest. His parents died sealing the Demon Lord and entrusted him to Headmaster White, who abandoned eight-year-old Arion in the slums out of jealousy. Ten years later, the Queen summons all noble heirs back to the Academy. Arion returns, scorned by all—but nobody knows the seal on his power is crumbling. Anti-magic is awakening. And the Demon Lord's prison is cracking open.

Freya, a female rabbit beastkin, was adopted by Lady Hughes, her mother’s best friend, after her parents passed away. She grew up and attended school alongside Landon and Marcel, the twin wolf beastkin brothers of the Hughes household. The twins were popular celebrities at the beastkin academy. Leveraging her rabbit-type healing powers, Freya tirelessly helped them resolve all kinds of troubles, fully believing she would marry one of the two brothers someday. Everything fell apart the moment Charlotte, a fox beastkin, appeared. Charlotte schemed relentlessly to frame Freya and drive her away. She successfully manipulated the wolf twins into misunderstanding Freya, creating a rift between them. Tormented and wronged, Freya drifted apart from the brothers. Overcome with despair, she resolved to transfer schools and wed Grayson, the young heir of a lion beastkin clan. Only after Freya left did the Hughes twins wake up to the truth, see Charlotte the fox beastkin’s true colors clearly, and drown in remorse. Yet it was far too late. Freya was already with Grayson, had completely let go of the past, and was preparing for their wedding.

After World War III, I became a scavenger in a chaotic world, surviving by trading salvaged junk for supplies—while being bullied by classmates who would steal what I'd gathered. By chance, I discovered alien technology and rescued three beautiful women who became my wives. Now, I aim to use these assets to become the King of the Wasteland!

Scholarship student Gracie harbors a crush on student president Caspian but is mocked as a "nerd" who only knows theory. Her rival Hudson proposes a deal: he'll pose as her boyfriend to help her win Caspian, if she tutors him in theory. Their secret lessons in a forbidden attic grow increasingly intimate—hiding from Caspian in a shower stall, practicing seduction over wine. When Hudson kisses her publicly to save her from humiliation, Gracie's heart wavers. During a mock date, she breathlessly asks "can you kiss me"—only to realize she called out Hudson's name, not Caspian's.

Kane, once the Empire’s youngest war god, was framed by his closest ally and exiled to a junkyard planet as a lowly outcast. To clear his name of treason, he pilots the ancient mecha Primarch and infiltrates the Empire’s top mecha academy, where he plays the underdog while uncovering a massive conspiracy. When an army of Void Beasts descends, he is forced to join forces with his former enemies—only to discover that Primarch’s core holds his mother’s Star Core bloodline. In the end, Kane chooses to protect the common people as a knight, rejects the lure of power, and soars across the stars with the princess. This is a fiery mecha epic of betrayal, redemption, revenge, and guardianship.