Movies with Regrettable Mood

After slaying the Blood Lord, Chels Grena returns home, hiding his title as Grand Marshal commanding one million imperial troops. Humiliated and dumped at a banquet by his arrogant fiancée Lina, Chels walks away in silence. But when a ruthless orc warrior crashes Lina's husband-hunting tournament and maims his brother, Chels slays the monster with a single strike of his silver dragon spear. As imperial decrees arrive and his supreme identity is revealed, Lina weeps on her knees—only to find the war god she discarded will never look back.

Aurelia, a wealthy heiress, is obsessed with her father’s ruthless friend, Elias. Their forbidden romance is torn apart by a framed bigamy scandal during a botched wedding rescue. To save her bankrupt family, Aurelia agrees to marry a powerful politician, planning to end her life afterward. However, the politician selflessly steps aside, allowing the star-crossed lovers to finally unite.

The day Rose gives birth, she discovers her husband Tyler and protégée Sarah have been having an affair—and have just swapped her newborn daughter for their illegitimate son, leaving her real baby to die in the rain. Rose rescues her daughter in secret and spends the next two decades raising her into a billionaire heiress, while quietly playing the doting “mother” to the impostor child. When her revenge finally lands, no one will be left standing.

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.

Billionaire Victoria Hayes discovers her best friend Melissa swapping their newborn daughters. Victoria quietly switches them back—and waits eighteen years. At the birthday gala for her true heir Ava, Melissa exposes the "truth," claiming Ava is her daughter to steal Hayes Technologies. Victoria springs her trap: she's had proof all along. Ava is her blood. Melissa is publicly destroyed. But victory turns to ice when Victoria uncovers that Melissa wasn't acting alone. The husband sleeping beside her was the mastermind. Now the real war begins.

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Brianna has been married to boxer Mark Maddix for three years. Despite her silent sacrifices, he has never publicly acknowledged her as his wife. She made a silent vow to give her husband 99 chances, collecting a single pearl for every time he broke her heart. On the night of his championship victory, Mark publicly dedicates his glory to another woman, Maylin. The suppressed grievances and profound disappointment of their three-year marriage finally erupt. This ultimate betrayal marks her 99th heartbreak. Resolving to end it all, Brianna resolutely leaves behind a divorce agreement and walks away for good. Returning to her true identity as the heiress of a wealthy family, Brianna reunites with business elite Savion Blake. What begins as a contract marriage gradually blossoms into genuine love, and the two decide to officially wed. Meanwhile, Mark discovers the truth about Maylin's deceit—including her faked miscarriage and malicious setups. Overcome with a sudden awakening, he embarks on a desperate, frantic pursuit to win Brianna back, even risking his life in an underground boxing match to win the legendary "Tears of the Ocean" diamond as a plea for reconciliation. In the end, Brianna firmly chooses Savion, the man who truly cherishes her, and they share a beautiful church wedding. Mark wins the diamond but loses the love of his life forever, left with nothing but endless remorse.

In my past life, I was a pure-blooded white dragon who gave everything to help him seize the throne—only to have that hypocrite Igon sever my wings, steal my child, shatter my egg, and summon heavenly thunder to strike me down. With my dying breath, I swore on my blood: if I ever returned, I would make him pay a hundredfold! I open my eyes to find myself back at the royal consort selection ceremony—the very day he chose my half-sister Jean instead, and tried to ruin my name with a so-called "divine prophecy." Fine. I sneak straight into the forbidden depths and claim the legendary ancient Golden Dragon, Cedric, as my mate—conceiving the supreme dragon heir! The scumbag gloats as his egg hatches a golden dragon, taunting me that my black egg could only produce a lowly black dragon. But when my egg cracks open—a rainbow-colored Supreme Saint Dragon emerges, crushing his shadowy black dragon whelp in an instant! With our bet sealed, I raise my blade and sever his wings, ripping off his false golden dragon disguise for all to see— Wait. The "black dragon" mate I picked up on a whim… is the undisputed pinnacle of all dragonkind?! "My dear, for the sake of saving dragon bloodline, we'll just have to try a few more times." He chuckles, pulling me closer by the waist. This rebirth? Totally worth it.

Seven years ago Selene killed a man drunk behind the wheel, and Lyra's Alpha father used Command to crush her will and deliver her to Silvermoon Penitentiary in Selene's place, because an Omega is too fragile for prison. Her fated mate Kaelen told her to endure it and they'd complete the bond when she got out. She comes out with a leg ruined by silver shackles, burn scars up her throat, one kidney, and nothing left inside for any of them. The butler tells her to stay in her room so her scent doesn't upset Selene. Then Selene, in front of the whole family, asks for Kaelen as an Awakening Day present. Nobody in that room objects. Lyra doesn't fight for any of it. She has ten days, an encrypted contract with an institute that will erase her pack identity permanently, and a diner job downtown to fill the time. She lets them mock her in French, which she's fluent in and they don't know. She lets Kaelen choose Selene one more time and leave her on a freezing street. She lets them build the ceremony. Then she leaves behind a journal and a medical file, and the family that spent seven years believing the prison had been comfortable finds out what actually happened in there — who arranged it, whose kidney is really in Kaelen's body, and which of their daughters has been lying since the day they took her in. By the time Kaelen understands, the plane is five minutes from Dominica.

Husband prefers secretary, who looks like his white moonlight, over his wife Iris. Calmly, Iris asks for a divorce, revealing that the baby she's carrying isn't his. Five years later, she returns powerfully with her new flame, while Husband is left drowning in regret.