Campus Lovers Movie Collection

At a superpower‑fueled academy where strength reigns supreme, ordinary girl Sophie unexpectedly awakens the extremely rare ability of Future Sight. Yet the very first vision she sees of the future shows her locked in a passionate kiss with Damien, the campus’s cold‑hearted, sharp‑tongued student council president! Convinced this could never happen, Sophie is determined to keep her distance from him. But fate plays a cruel joke on her: that very same night, her mother remarries‑‑and Damien suddenly becomes her stepbrother. As the embrace and shared bed from her prophecy start coming true one after another, misunderstandings and romantic tension between them keep building amid their cohabitation and school life.

Briar gave everything to her elite dragon flight and her fiancé, Silas. Her reward? Betrayal. They mocked her unawakened dragon as a useless runt, stripped her of her rank, and left her to die. But death didn't take. Reborn back to a few days ago, Briar turns her back on her toxic ex. While they laugh at her "weak" dragon, Briar is ready to unleash a mythical power unseen for centuries. When the skies clash, Silas will realize too late: they didn't just discard a useless teammate—they threw away the goddess of victory.

Sharon, an ordinary art student, publicly confessed her love to wealthy young master Ryan at his birthday party, only to be humiliated ruthlessly. Her years of humble devotion turned into a laughingstock, leaving her heartbroken and determined to start a new life. On the night she planned to move out, a man who looked exactly like Ryan blocked her way. He was Ryan from three years in the future, traveling back filled with remorse. In his past life, he lost Sharon, watched her art school admission spot be stolen by Ryan’s younger sister Lena, her talent buried, and she was eventually driven to commit suicide. Having returned to make amends, he revealed the truth to Sharon and guarded her as she pursued her art dream. The arrogant present-day Ryan and scheming Lena kept sabotaging her at every turn. Future Ryan foiled their plots time and again and exposed their true colors. In the end, Sharon rediscovered her talent, rose to the pinnacle of the art world, and gradually opened her heart to this belated love that crossed time and space.

Leo has always been one rank behind Jaxon, the star quarterback who takes everything Leo wants, including his crush, the hottest girl on campus. What Leo doesn't know is that Jaxon is secretly in love with him. So Jaxon tanks an exam on purpose, then makes Leo an offer — Tutor me to keep my captaincy, and I'll teach you how to win your dream girl. Studying calculus by day, dating lessons by night — and one plan Leo never accounted for, falling for his romance coach, his biggest rival.

In You Can't Stop My Super X-Ray Vision movie, after his girlfriend dumps him, Michael, a luxury brand CEO with X-ray vision, uses his powers and confidence to bring down arrogant global influencer bullies, all while winning the heart of his high school's most popular girl.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

After the sudden death of her father, Charlotte is cruelly abused by her succubus stepmother and two stepsisters. At an elven banquet, the Orc Queen arrives to choose a new bride with a magical goblin. After being secretly framed by her stepsister, Charlotte is chosen by the goblin and taken back to the orc castle as a “bargaining chip.” She is ordered to choose between two orc princes and marry one of them at her 18th birthday ceremony. At Saint Elaine’s Supernatural Academy, Charlotte meets two orc princes with completely opposite personalities: Vesper, an aloof, restrained snake prince with dark hair, and Claude, a charismatic, sunshine-bright lion prince with golden hair. As her stepsisters Skyler and Blair relentlessly torment her at school and the lecherous hyena Logan repeatedly schemes against her, the two princes transform into fiercely protective mates. They publicly declare Charlotte as theirs in front of the entire school, and time and again, they unleash their full beast forms—the Golden Berserker Lion and the Black-Armored Giant Serpent—to rescue her from danger. As they spend more time together and their intertwined fates pull them deeper into one another’s lives, Charlotte finds herself torn between the possessive, jealous Vesper and the gentle, devoted Claude. Caught between their overwhelming affection, she gradually falls hopelessly in love with both. On the eve of her coming-of-age ceremony, she even takes the final step with Vesper inadvertently awakening the rare and supreme bloodline of the “Holy Elf,” an ancient elven lineage of unparalleled power.

Ten years ago, Jay burned every drop of his dragon blood to save the girl he loved — and lost his power to shift forever. Now the ridiculed outcast of his academy, he watches Mae take a rival's necklace and his sacred scale burned to ash. The day he walks away, an ice-dragon heiress from a rival school hands him a new destiny. But to rise, Jay must remember the fire still burning inside him.

Scholarship student Gracie harbors a crush on student president Caspian but is mocked as a "nerd" who only knows theory. Her rival Hudson proposes a deal: he'll pose as her boyfriend to help her win Caspian, if she tutors him in theory. Their secret lessons in a forbidden attic grow increasingly intimate—hiding from Caspian in a shower stall, practicing seduction over wine. When Hudson kisses her publicly to save her from humiliation, Gracie's heart wavers. During a mock date, she breathlessly asks "can you kiss me"—only to realize she called out Hudson's name, not Caspian's.