Banquet Story Movies

Sheila and Sawyer dedicated their lives to raising their son, Ryan, only to be taken advantage of by him and his wife, Luna, under the guise of "boundaries", which led to Sawyer's untimely death. After a profound awakening, Sheila reclaims her assets, reveals the truth, and severs ties with her ungrateful son, ultimately donating her wealth to charity.

Best friends Summer and Faye are unexpectedly thrust into the world of a novel, assuming the roles of the devoted wife to the shrewd Adrian Watson and the stand-in lover for the possessive Julian Watson. While they seem ensnared in unrequited love, they secretly revel in the opulent lifestyle of the elite. But, the return of Mia Piper, another key heroine, shatters their tranquil existence. To escape the looming tragic fate, they devise a daring plan to fake their own deaths. Unbeknownst to them, their "deaths" push Adrian and Julian to the brink of despair. Then, a chance encounter brings the four back together again...

After June and her parents die in a freak accident, she finally sees her family's true colors. Reborn alongside them, she decides to stop playing by anyone else's rules, focusing only on winning over the enemy who mourned her death in her past life. She ignores business crises, lets her sister steal her fiancé, and even applauds her grandparents when they hand the family empire to a cousin. Chaos erupts as the family scrambles, begging her to take control again.

Sadie has always been a good girl, but she falls for Ethan, her sister's rival. To please him, they indulge in many secret, scandalous encounters. After a passionate camping trip, Sadie discovers the shocking truth: Ethan's love was a revenge scheme against her sister. Sadie is heartbroken and makes the painful decision to walk away.

Thea, the Reed family's heiress, discovers her fiancé, Henry, has been letting his friend Lynn eavesdrop on their private moments. Henry accuses her of overreacting. After pressure from his parents, Thea gives him one last chance. But Henry, along with his friends, continues to humiliate her. When he learns Thea has secretly married the most influential man in the city and realizes he's just a pawn in the Grants' game, he's shattered.

Yvette, orphaned daughter of a fallen general, once married Crown Prince Jeremy and suffered endless humiliation. Reborn on the day of the imperial marriage decree, she refuses to repeat her fate. This time, she chooses the Emperor's injured brother, Prince Yale. Miraculously awakened, Yale gives her respect and protection, and love grows between them, while Jeremy, recalling the past, realizes too late he has lost her forever.

Ivy was the real heiress of the Hayes family who was lost. After 18 years, she returned to the Hayes family. Everyone thought she would compete with Audrey, the fake daughter of the Hayes family. But unexpectedly, the first thing she did when she came home was to cling to Audrey. During their interaction, Audrey was moved by Ivy's sincerity, and the two sisters jointly tormented the villain and harvested sweet love.

Finn, a battle-hardened soldier, wants peace but is forced back into action after a routine security check exposes his secret identity. Engaged to Josephine, the Sinclair family's daughter, he quickly realizes she's surrounded by danger. Using his skills to protect her, Finn is soon entangled in a larger conspiracy. With quick thinking and relentless determination, he overcomes each threat, turning the tables and emerging victorious.

On the eve of her wedding, she was dumped by her fiancé. However, at the engagement party, she was recognized by three big-shot brothers as their long-lost younger sister. It turns out she's a wealthy heiress! From then on, those who bullied her would face the wrath of her brothers!

She died in the year he loved her most. With a billion-dollar fortune, he threw it all away, choosing to follow her in death. When she opens her eyes again, she’s back to the years when she despised him. With a bitter smile, he says, “Want a divorce? Over my dead body.”