Latest Short Dramas

Dao Yin Ru Ti: Getting Taoist Heritage and Finally Thriving 7 (道印入体：得到道家传承后我终于发达了7) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban fantasy genre. It follows a protagonist who receives a Taoist inheritance, using it to overcome challenges, defeat rivals like Kusakawa Yuki, and rise to control a business empire. With 141 episodes, this series appeals to fans of cultivation, revenge, and underdog-to-powerhouse stories.

Betrothal Ruined My Marquisate, Reborn I Won’t Endure (退婚毁我百年侯府，重活一世我不忍了) is a 60-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the ancient-family saga genre. It follows 80-year-old matriarch Pei Shenyu, who is reborn just three days before her entire clan is exiled. In her past life, her grandson was manipulated by a female physician, leading to the deaths of 300 family members. This time, she ruthlessly seizes power, removes the heir, and blocks the physician at the palace gate. As she traces a monthly 50-tael payment from the Anguo Duke’s mansion, she uncovers a conspiracy involving the emperor’s illness, the Cheng family’s poison, and a bone-eroding antidote. This drama suits fans of revenge, family loyalty, and time-loop storytelling in compact episodes.

Fu Bao Heals the World, also known as 福宝治愈全世界，家有萌娃岁岁安, is a Chinese vertical short drama that blends the ‘quick transmigration’ (快穿) genre with adorable child-centric storytelling. The series follows a lovable child protagonist named Fu Bao, whose innocent charm and warm interactions heal the people around her, creating a feel-good, uplifting viewing experience. With 169 episodes, the drama is perfect for viewers who enjoy wholesome family dynamics, cute kids, and lighthearted emotional journeys. The show has gained popularity on platforms like Bilibili and Douyin, and it concluded with a satisfying ending that leaves audiences smiling.

My Uncle’s Banquet (大伯孩子升学，却让我花钱办升学宴) is a 60-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily life genre. The story follows Xu Yue, a young woman who discovers that her uncle plans to use her hotel account to pay for his son’s college celebration banquet. After she adds a password to prevent unauthorized charges, the family still runs up a 370,000 yuan bill through extravagant ordering. When they refuse to pay and cause a scene, Xu Yue publicly releases footage of the incident to set the record straight. This drama suits viewers who enjoy family conflicts, justice-driven plots, and realistic social themes.

Suona Cultivation: A Blast Through the Cultivation World Season 6 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. It follows Yun Qiqi, a modern woman who transmigrates into a cultivation world and chooses the unconventional path of sound cultivation using a suona (Chinese trumpet). The season consists of 113 episodes and has concluded. This guide covers the plot, characters, episode count, and where to watch, helping viewers decide if this comedic cultivation series fits their taste.

A Vacation, and I Became the Boss Lady (休个假，顺便成了老板娘) is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 77 episodes. The story follows Shi Qian, a woman trapped in a loveless marriage, who is manipulated by her husband into carrying a stranger’s child. Her life turns upside down when her cold, powerful boss Huo Chenyu reveals he is the father and demands she divorce immediately and marry him. This fast-paced vertical drama blends revenge, unexpected pregnancy, and a contract-like romance, perfect for fans of high-stakes emotional twists and satisfying power dynamics.

Who Says No Spiritual Root Can Cultivate? (Season 20) is a complete 95-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern xianxia genre. It follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the Liuli Sword Sect who has no spiritual root and no background. Bullied and starving, he discovers a rusty broken sword called Fu Xian while gathering bamboo on a mountain. The sword changes his fate, letting him defy the rules of cultivation. This guide explains the story, episode count, and similar short dramas with the same underdog-to-powerful theme.

Awakened False God 2 (觉醒伪神：神明弃我我自为神2) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the fantasy brain-burn genre. It continues the story of a protagonist abandoned by the gods who rises to become a deity in their own right. With 139 episodes, this second season delivers a mix of divine power struggles, personal revenge, and mind-bending twists. Ideal for viewers who enjoy fast-paced fantasy short dramas with a strong central character arc.

Moon Indulges, Pillow Cool Dream Season 11 (月慵便枕玉凉梦第十一季) is a Chinese era short drama that follows the intertwined lives of Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business and reclaim control over their destinies. This 83-episode season centers on sisterhood, resilience, and romance, featuring a rivalry with Xiao Qing and a complex relationship with Lu Zeming. Ideal for fans of character-driven vertical dramas with themes of empowerment and emotional conflict.

A Village Raises a God Season 1 is a Chinese short drama (vertical drama) that tells a heartwarming story set in a famine-stricken era. A forgotten temple becomes a refuge for homeless villagers, and as they light incense, their fates intertwine with a mysterious deity. The series focuses on themes of mutual support, resilience, and hope, showing how ordinary people rebuild their lives without a savior. With 80 episodes, it belongs to the ‘reversal’ genre, offering twists and emotional turns. This guide covers the plot, episode count, and what to expect from the ending.

My Colleague Rode My Car for 3 Months (同事蹭了我三个月顺风车，把我当免费司机) is a 49-episode Chinese vertical drama about Li Ming, a kind office worker who offers a colleague a ride home. What starts as a simple favor slowly turns into a pattern of entitlement, as his boundaries are ignored and his time is taken for granted. After facing misunderstandings and workplace challenges, Li Ming stops over-accommodating and focuses on his career, using professionalism and results to earn respect. This short drama suits viewers who enjoy realistic workplace conflicts, character growth, and satisfying reversals. It’s a compact story about setting boundaries and reclaiming your life, perfect for fans of modern slice-of-life vertical dramas.

Love Letters from the 25th Time Zone (第二十五时区的情书) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban romance genre, running 86 episodes. It follows childhood sweethearts Zhou Jingni and Shen Yi, who secretly harbor feelings for each other but are separated by a life-changing event—Shen Yi moves to the UK and Zhou Jingni to Sydney. Years of distance, time differences, and unspoken emotions lead them to write letters to a fictional 25th time zone. When they reunite, past misunderstandings unravel and their long-delayed love finally comes full circle. Starring Zhai Yiying, Ke Chun, and a talented ensemble cast, this drama appeals to fans of heartfelt second-chance romance and emotional storytelling. This guide covers the cast, episode count, plot themes, and what to expect from the ending, based on verified sources.