Movies with Urban Legend Mood

Ethan Hayes travels back to the millennium with X-Ray vision. He finds Philip's artifact and Emperor Kane's porcelain. With Grace, he fights smugglers to retrieve lost treasures.

Ethan transmigrates into a mecha era. The Zerg are invading. Girls awaken as Mecha Girls, and boys become their pilots. With a dual SSS-Rank talent, Ethan can contract multiple Mecha Girls. Together, they wipe out the Zerg. On his rise to greatness, he also faces jealousy and deadly threats.

When Zoe discovers a mysterious mask, she gains an extraordinary power: the ability to see the true value of any artifact. With her devoted father, David, by her side, she turns overlooked junk into life-changing treasures. But their success catches the eye of ruthless billionaire Dylan Langford, who will stop at nothing to crush them. In a world of greed and deception, one girl's gift might be the only thing that's real.

Ethan Drake, an overworked intern, awakens a supernatural power: x-ray vision. Overnight, his life transforms from mundane to legendary. A stunning CEO becomes his personal secretary, his long-admired campus crush falls for him, and a billionaire heiress stays faithfully by his side. When the most powerful family in the state names him their sole heir, Ethan's rise is complete—from corporate nobody to unrivaled master of treasure and desire.

When dimensional nodes descended upon the world, dungeons and abysses emerged, unleashing monstrous hordes upon humanity. The only path to survival—and dominance—lies in becoming a 'Professional'. But on awakening day, Ethan Sawyer is branded history's first 'Rolling Stone'—a laughingstock destined for obscurity. While the world mocks, Ethan silently activates his system. And when he's done, everyone will remember the day they laughed at a god.

In an age where monsters feast on human terror, fear itself becomes the deadliest weapon—for everyone except Evan. While Crisis Response Bureau scramble and ordinary people succumb to despair, Evan faces the grotesque creatures with utter indifference, wondering more about their taste than their threat. He's not brave; he's broken. And his beautiful madness might just be humanity's only hope against a world devoured by fear.

On the day he was meant to die, Adrian King's cultivation started rebounding—with no upper limit. Immortal Emperors? Saints? The Will of Heaven? All step aside. His disciples are a walking disaster: the ruthless Demonic Sect leader who bows to no one—except his fist; a silver-haired loli with the strongest divine body who just wants to cook for her master; a mad blade demon who only listens to one voice; and a socially anxious mushroom practicing the Verdant Emperor's art, terrified of becoming soup. When darkness engulfs the universe and billions pray for a miracle, Adrian King finishes his barbecue, steps out slowly, and murmurs: "Relax. I'll handle it."

Rex Field, the Innate Bane-Dragon, awakens in the chaos of the ancient world with a system—and a diary that predicts the downfall of the Interception Sect. Armed with foresight, Rex alters fate itself: rescuing the Golden Crow, challenging the Watol Sect, assisting the Ancestral Witch in establishing reincarnation, and reviving the Interception Sect. As rival sects vie to control humanity's fate, a single chime from the Chaos Bell silences them all. The age of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors dawns—and the Interception Sect stands at its center.

Transmigrated to a monster-filled world, Adrian Locke escapes sacrifice with a Eldritch Editing System. Creating beasts to gain power, he battles the eldritch gods.

Lucy Summers offended Vivian Lang and soon found her career on the line. Desperate to land a game endorsement, she set her sights on gaming god Ray Harrington. Posing as a total newbie, she strategically approached him—moving next door to his team's base, and grinding game matches by his side. Vivian tried repeatedly to sabotage her, but Lucy and Ray turned the tables every time. With Ray's coaching, Lucy skyrocketed in skill, crushed Vivian and claimed the endorsement. After Ray led ALG to a world championship, he got down on one knee—and Lucy said yes.