Movies Set in China

After conquering a lethal closed beta, Ian returns to find the game has descended upon Earth. Armed with maxed-out stats and a complete walkthrough of every nightmare, he tears through high-difficulty instances to protect his world. To stop the higher civilizations using Earth as a playground, Ian must collect the core crystals and shut the game down for good.

Boris was reborn seven days before the apocalypse broke out. He accidentally awakened the "Hatred Value System", which made him stronger when hated. To build the strongest safehouse in the zombie-infested doomsday, he embarked on a tyrant's path of ruthlessly provoking hatred. Eventually, he defeated all humanity and the Zombie King, dominating for all eternity amid curses.

Ian was deemed a devastating -S Rank during the awakening ceremony. He discovered his extraordinary ability to dismantle the logic of all things. The awakening talent was actually a "ranch plan" set by a higher-dimensional civilization, with humans merely being harvested fruits. After enduring betrayal, sacrifice, and self-doubt, he learned that the so-called gods were merely administrative programs, while he himself was an "immune cell" born to repair the system. In the end, he refused to become a new god, erasing all control permissions at the cost of self-destruction, and returning the world to mortals.

A parallel world. A mysterious system, A Live Show of Dynasties. Fritz broadcasts "Top 10 Emperors of All Time" across every dynasty. Now, famous rulers are all watching from their own timelines. The show goes viral. Fritz is receiving precious items such as porcelain, calligraphy and paintings, sent by the Emperors.

F-rank beast soul. Yellow Ox. The weakest of the weak. But Hale Dunn has a secret: a system, a past life, and a thunder soul buried within. One breakup. One trigger. One storm. Now, he fights alongside an Ice Phoenix and a Thunder Leopard against conspiracies, dark invaders, and anyone who calls him "Old Ox." They wanted trash. They got the Thunder Sovereign.

A man is transported into Leo Smith, the son of a general in the Empire of Flame. In just three days, his entire family is set to be executed. At the height of his desperation, the system redirects his objective to Layla Sanchez, his former fiancée, only for him to discover that her affection is already maxed out. In the end, Leo uses modern weapons from the system store to seize the capital, overthrow the emperor, and claim the throne for himself.

Disguising herself as ugly, Clara marries elite heir Jace to honor her mother's wish. She thinks he loves her true self, but she's just his pawn to defy his family and shield his first love. After three years of abuse, she divorces him, unveils her beauty, and shocks everyone. Jace begs for a second chance, but Clara is done. Is his belated love too late?

Victor, the heir of Yates family, married into the Walton family as a live-in son-in-law, enduring five years of abuse from his cruel wife, Yolanda Walton. Forced to drink foot water, beaten by thugs, and trapped in her web of manipulation, he finally decided to get a divorce. Reclaiming his business empire, he reunited with his true love, Claire Shaw. Enraged and abandoned, Yolanda faked a pregnancy and stormed their wedding, only to have her lies exposed by her own lover. She fell. They rose. Love wins.

Grace spent fifteen years loving a family that never loved her back. Then her cousin stole her college spot, her fiancé, and her wedding—so Grace walked out, vanished into the desert, and became a legend.

Realizing the danger he is in, Eliot believes adopting Nolan is the only way to stop the tragedy. He chooses Nolan instead of Mia, seeing the boy as his only ally. With Nolan's constant inner reminders, Eliot carefully collects evidence of Lila's conspiracy. He also seeks help from his sisters, who stand by him against Lila's manipulation.