Karma Movie Collection

Daniel takes his family to a high‑end private medical center. His son Tyler causes serious trouble: snatching a blind woman’s cane, misbehaving in the ladies’ restroom, knocking down an elderly man in a wheelchair, and pushing Claire, the pregnant wife of his boss Richard, into premature labor. Daniel’s mother Margaret blindly shields Tyler and fails to discipline him. Later at a Mexican grill, Tyler steals robbers’ belongings and throws them into a hot pot. Enraged, the robbers cause Tyler’s instant death. Daniel and his spouse blame each other. Heart‑broken Emily files for divorce. Margaret is overcome with regret, yet it is too late. Excessive indulgence finally brings tragedy to the whole family.

Fifteen years ago, gravely‑ill Victoria was coerced by her father Conrad to give up young Ethan, who lost his memory and lived in poverty. Ethan’s invention patent was stolen by his girlfriend and her lover. Mother and son reunite through a half‑coin token. Back in the wealthy family, they collect evidence, expose Conrad’s 15‑year‑long conspiracy of money‑laundering and attempted murder, bring him to justice, and Ethan becomes the new CEO of Aegis Group.

Extreme-sports influencer Lorelei McCall married General Lowell Walker for an alliance, cut her hair, deleted her accounts, and became a proper Washington wife. For five years she was scenery and logistics; son Leo preferred family friend Claire and once wished his parents would divorce so Claire could be Mom. Lorelei signed divorce papers, waived custody and assets—then walked in on Lowell celebrating Claire’s birthday. When the decree finalized, she left for Nepal and opened an adventure school under her own name. Six years later Lowell’s highland training crossed her path. He tried to explain and win her back; Claire staged a kidnapping for attention and was expelled. Lorelei kept her distance even when handling Leo’s school fights in the U.S. At a UNESCO ceremony she accepted a medal—and handed Lowell an application to be a special instructor. This time the rules were hers.

C-class citizen Avery registers pureblood fox Lucien as family, but he turns cold and violent. After another ER visit, she dissolves the bond and rematches with Kane, a feared wolf beastman who is gentle and loyal. He heals what Lucien broke. Avery builds a life with Kane and learns she deserves to be cherished.

Serena, only daughter of the Black Dragon King and wife of Frost Dragon King Varian, hid three years to protect a Golden Dragon egg—blood extinct for ten thousand years. Coming home for her father's birthday, she was mistaken for a seductress by Dalia, the fox woman newly taken by her father. Dalia bound her with curse shackles, slashed her face, snapped her horns, stole her heart-protecting scale, cut open her belly, crushed the golden egg, and dragged her to the banquet as a "mistress." Serena survived and rose as Frost Queen. She exposed that Dalia's pregnancy was a lie, and watched Dalia get killed by her father.

Commoner Noah is rated F-rank trash and trampled by nobles—but secretly holds an SSS-rank Life Sovereign talent. He rises through every challenge, facing the Federation's dark magic conspiracy and the Ashton family's rebellion. In the end, he masters life and death and shocks the entire Federation.

Marcia, who suffers from a strange genetic disorder, has skin on one side of her body that peels off like scales, causing her to face constant discrimination and humiliation from others in the city. She has two sons, Klaudius and Felix. One day, to save Felix's life after he stole from a slave owner, she signed a 20-year indentured servitude contract. However, the unrepentant Felix not only stole more gold from the slave owner but also lied, causing the slave owner to sell Klaudius into slavery. Twenty years passed in the blink of an eye. Felix was now engaged to a noblewoman, while Klaudius—who had been sold all those years ago—had inherited the title of the old count and was about to become the new count; he had been searching for Marcia all these years. One day, Klaudius happened to come across Marcia in danger and rescued her. However, as Marcia was leaving, Klaudius began to doubt her identity, so he set out to investigate whether she was his mother. Meanwhile, Marcia had been deceived by Felix into signing a contract of indentured servitude and a death certificate. Just as Marcia was eagerly looking forward to attending Felix's wedding, Felix was scheming to squeeze every last bit of value out of her before getting rid of her. It was at this moment that Klaudius confirmed Marcia was indeed the mother he had been searching for, so he decided to announce the happy news of their family reunion to everyone on the day of Felix's wedding. However, when Marcia eagerly arrived at Felix's wedding, she watched as he held up her "urn" and completely erased her existence. Unable to contain herself, she stepped forward to claim her son, only to be humiliated by everyone present. Just then, Klaudius—now the new Duke—arrived late to the wedding, what will become of Marcia's fate?

All the realm believes Lord Ethan is devoted to Aria. Only Aria knows his love is a beautiful lie. Years ago, she pulled him from the volcanic waters and saved his life. Yet he gave his heart to Chloe, the woman who cut off Aria's rainbow fin and wore it as her own. To shield his false savior, Ethan made Aria his sacrifice. He let her be taken by his enemies, driven through rings of fire, and made a spectacle for others' amusement. When the last of her love burned to ash, Aria walked away. She took Chloe's place as the bride of Austin, the monster who rules the Abyss. On the wedding day, Ethan lifts the veil of his bride and sees Chloe's face. The man who broke Aria without hesitation now breaks himself. He tears through the Abyss to bring her back, but he is too late. Aria already rests in the arms of a far more dangerous man, one who will never let her go.

Beauty counter girl Mia drunkenly stumbles into wealthy heir Ethan's room and flees at dawn, leaving behind her grandmother's daisy brooch. Ethan has secretly loved her for three months; he uses a fake cufflink to blackmail her into posing as his girlfriend at a family banquet, just to keep her close. At the banquet, the daisy brooch stuns Ethan's mother Victoria—thirty years ago, she won a female workers' rights lawsuit for Mia's grandmother, and the daisy was their keepsake. Mia's genuine, down-to-earth charm wins over the crowd, provoking Lydia's hostility. Victoria exposes the cufflink scam and hires Mia as a beauty consultant. Drawing on a thousand customer surveys, Mia pinpoints foundation shade gaps and dazzles everyone. Lydia publicly humiliates Mia's humble background, but Ethan fiercely defends her, admitting he admires her self-reliance most. They confess their love on the street; a three-generation bond begins to surface, and old family secrets quietly emerge.

Harper waits three years for neurosurgeon husband Harrison to remove her brain tumor. Nine times he abandons her for resident Paige. She leaves the table, signs a DNR, and goes to Zurich. Harrison loses everything, finds her too late—she refuses him and dies quietly. Years later his license is revoked. He spends his winters clutching her ashes, knowing he loved being needed more than saving his wife.