Royalty/Nobility Movies

Lyra Vane once loved Alpha Silas enough to give him eight years, her loyalty, and her future crown. But when the noble Elara claims to be his destined mate, Silas turns Lyra into a nameless human prisoner, destroys her face, and leaves her bleeding for another woman’s lies. Lyra buys her own death, escapes as Zoe Miller, and rebuilds a dangerous new life in Grayiron Town. When Silas discovers the truth, his regret becomes obsession. But the woman he finds is no longer his Lyra. She is free, scarred, and done begging to be loved.

Six years ago, beneath a flowering tree, Sera spent a single night with a man whose face she never saw—and conceived twin girls. Ten months later, her own sisters cut one infant from her womb, threw her off a cliff, and told her the child was dead and the man would never come. Sera survived the fall, awakened the golden phoenix bloodline within her, and alone gave birth to and raised her other daughter, Luna. The man, and all her tenderness, she buried deep in her heart. What she never knew: the daughter torn from her, Nova, was still alive—raised as his own by the very man from that night, Cael, the Dragon Lord of Drakenfall. Cael had been deceived too, told the mother of his child had died in childbirth. For six years he searched for her, and touched no other woman. Six years later, Sera returns with her daughter to take revenge on the family that destroyed her life. Cael conceals his identity as the Dragon Lord and stays at her side as a humble lamplighter—guarding her in silence, never daring to speak a word. And the two daughters, sharing one face and hidden behind masks, recognize each other—and their parents—and one careful step at a time, nudge these estranged lovers back toward one another. When the blade of vengeance finally turns toward Drakenfall, the stolen child appears before them all, and her golden eyes lay bare every lie: the man Sera hated for six years, the man she believed dead, had been standing within arm's reach the whole time. Love and hatred detonate together amid blood and fire—until a family of four stands shoulder to shoulder at last, to reclaim the six years that were stolen from them.

I was born blind, but I could see every soul. In my last life, I used that gift to put Leon on the throne. He repaid me with poisoned wine, buried my sister as queen, and left my body for wild dogs. When I woke at the ball where princes chose brides, Leon had been reborn too. He chose Vanessa and laughed at the “useless blind girl.” Good. This time, I picked Duke Silas, the so-called cripple with the soul of a true king, and put the right man on the throne beside me.

In the early 20th century, wealthy young Mary lost her entire family after her governess Jane plotted to seize her family's fortune and committed murder. Years later, she adopted the name Evelyn and infiltrated the noble castle where Jane resided as a maid to seek revenge. She deliberately drew close to Jane's son Sebastian, and the two gradually fell for each other amid constant entanglements. Along her vengeful journey, Evelyn devised schemes to ruin Jane's reputation. Torn between love and hatred, she framed Sebastian in the end. Eventually, Jane went insane and the castle was burned to the ground. Sebastian returned home with a broken arm, and Evelyn reunited with him with a child in tow, putting an end to their tangled love and hatred.

When Supreme Goddess Aurelia returns from war, the child waiting in her temple is not her daughter, but a Siren wearing stolen Phoenix skin, divinity, and holy feathers. The lie leads back to Apathe, Aurelia’s own sister, who coveted the Supreme Throne and hated the daughter born from Aurelia and the Storm Titan she loved in vain. After forcing the truth from three traitorous demigods, Aurelia descends into Tartarus, finds only a fragment of her baby Arora’s soul, and brings it home. She destroys the stolen powers, abandons the throne, and waits centuries for her daughter to rise again as Phoenix.

Before I left for the Rogue Wars, my best friend Selene made me memorize one warning: if I ever came home and saw her eating almonds, that woman was not her. Three months later, I returned to Blood Moon Pack and found the Luna smiling at the dinner table, chewing the one food that should have killed her. Same face. Same scent. Same memories. She even called me by our childhood nickname. But Selene had never given false warnings. If the woman in front of me was not her, then where was my real Luna?

In the year 4026, planet K-28 invades Earth, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. Prince Zayne Voss of Earth crashes his fighter jet into the enemy's core space station, sacrificing himself for victory. He falls into a coma and is rescued by his girlfriend, Lia, who didn't know his royal identity. Zayne awakens at the exact moment Lia is being humiliated. He reclaims his status as Prince to punish everyone who wronged Lia and her family. Then Zayne formally proposes to Lia. They hold a wedding. Despite facing insults from Lia's relatives, Zayne stands up for his bride.

Elven princess Elune became mortal for love of Prince Leon, helped him unify, but pregnant she was framed by jealous cousin Sylvia, Returning home, she became Elven Queen and came back. Leon coveted the crown that only she could wear. She exposed him, became true queen, and exiled Sylvia to a monster's death.

In her past life, the female lead saved a homeless man — actually the Wine God in disguise. He gave her a goblet. Drinking from it gave her the Midas Touch, but each use cost her life force. Used as a pawn by a powerhungry prince, she was exploited and ultimately killed by her jealous sister. With her last breath, she turned her sister's family to gold — and died. After her death, the Wine God revealed she was his daughter. He reversed time and gave her a second chance. This time, her sister stole the goblet first, gaining the Midas Touch herself. The prince still chased power, and the curse remained: the sister's body decayed, greed consumed the family and the court, and all were destroyed by their own desires. The female lead watched from the shadows — and let them destroy themselves.

The moment the Alpha King pins me onto the bed, I slap him. "You’re my wife." He growls dangerously. "The wife you refused to touch for three years? I'm not that pathetic woman." I'm not, for real. I went to sleep a college girl, and woke up a Queen. Servants said the King hates his Queen, so his mistress rules the palace—but that was before me.