Secret Movie Collection

Transported to the cultivation world, Adrian Grant seems like a lowly Core Formation cultivator… but he’s hiding ten years of Check-in System power. Quietly, he turns disciples into legends with Enlightenment Tea and Ninefold Golden Elixirs—until war erupts in Arcadia Province.

Reborn as a ruthless entrepreneur, making millions a day seems like no big deal. He rakes in life-saving money through the game, but suddenly, his superpowers spill over into real life! What's going on here? Is the world about to crash down because of it?!

What? You say my hidden class is useless?! Hilarious! In the end, everyone is shocked. Is he really that fragile summoner we talked about? Why is his HP bar thicker than the BOSS's?

Just as Julian was about to die, he awakened the Background Editing System. If you want a new identity, just edit it. Duke Silas wanted to kill me? I'd edit my identity to be the Crown Prince! The Flora Sect misunderstood me? I'd edit my identity to be their Saintess's crush. No matter how many tricks you have, my new identities could deal with everything. I'm always the winner!

A hundred thousand years ago, Arthur Vance orchestrated a grand plan to end The Dark Turmoil, only to be betrayed by his disciples, the six Primal Divinities. Crippled and imprisoned for 20,000 years, his body was rescued by eight Supreme Emperors who sacrificed themselves to hide him away. After 80,000 years, Arthur Vance awakens. Executing his age-old master plan, he makes his final move to conquer the heavens!

Centuries after the extinction of human civilization — perhaps even longer — Earth no longer belongs to humankind. The once-thriving cities have crumbled into ruins, skyscrapers swallowed by yellow sand, steel forests reduced to derelict remnants where mechanical life now roosts. Football stadiums, subway tunnels, factories, city squares — the relics of human civilization still lie scattered across the world like the last embers left behind after a great fire, silently bearing witness to an era that no one remembers anymore. The world now belongs to the machines. They think, they communicate, they build organizations. They know friendship, faith, hatred, and dreams. Yet the vast majority of them have no idea what "humans" ever were — let alone why they themselves came into existence. The world has entered a new epoch of mechanical civilization. And this age would later be known as:After the Embers

My Alpha husband just woke from a five-year coma... and I'm pregnant with his brother's baby. He still calls me his mate, still believes I spent five years waiting for him. He doesn't know he rejected me, broke our bond, and lost me forever. Now the only thing more dangerous than my secret marriage is the child growing inside me. What happens when he finally learns whose Luna I really am?

I kissed my best friend's boyfriend... because he thought I was her. One mistake should've ended there—until I caught my "perfect" best friend cheating behind his back. Then I heard the truth. "She's boring. Easy to fool." Every kind word, every smile, every year of friendship had been a lie. Now the man I swore to avoid is the only one who knows who she really is. But when he corners me in the dark and asks, "What do you think?"... am I about to betray my best friend—or save us both?

Ten years after her best friend Blythe dies by suicide following an assault, Tamsin Rowe is condemned by the whole town as the woman who protected the attacker. Hated, isolated, and dying, Tamsin has spent years refusing to reveal the name everyone demands. Then Imogen, once her closest friend, returns as the country’s richest woman and drags Tamsin onto a public Memory Trial. The device was made for death-row criminals, and every extracted memory will be broadcast to the world. As the trial begins, Tamsin begs Imogen to stop. Some truths, once exposed, can never be buried again.

Ten years after her best friend Blythe dies by suicide following an assault, Tamsin Rowe is condemned by the whole town as the woman who protected the attacker. Hated, isolated, and dying, Tamsin has spent years refusing to reveal the name everyone demands. Then Imogen, once her closest friend, returns as the country’s richest woman and drags Tamsin onto a public Memory Trial. The device was made for death-row criminals, and every extracted memory will be broadcast to the world. As the trial begins, Tamsin begs Imogen to stop. Some truths, once exposed, can never be buried again.