Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, I’m Not Pretending to Be a Rich Second Generation Season 11 is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 120 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan and his roommate Zhao Yifan as they travel overseas for a business deal, only to discover their partner is caught in internal scheming. They cleverly dismantle the traps and stabilize the cooperation. Meanwhile, their friends Chen Zi’ang and Han Dong help elders resolve long-standing family conflicts, adding warmth to the plot. This season blends business strategy with heartfelt family moments, making it ideal for viewers who enjoy urban life stories with a mix of suspense and emotional depth.

Bitter Gourd Young Master Don’t Cry: Chi’s Wife Chases Again Season 2 is a completed Chinese urban daily short drama with 85 episodes. The story follows Shen Kui, who gets a chance to re-examine her life and gradually understands her husband Chi Yuliang’s sincere but understated love. She adjusts her attitude, uses patient communication to bridge gaps, and learns to cherish and take responsibility with her family’s support. As a new life approaches, the couple adapts to changes together, building a warm and happy family through mutual understanding and growth. This heartwarming vertical drama suits viewers who enjoy relationship growth, family warmth, and character-driven storytelling.

Who Said No Spirit Root Can Cultivate? (Season 16) is a completed Eastern fantasy vertical drama with 105 episodes. It follows a protagonist without a spiritual root who defies expectations and pursues cultivation through an unconventional path. The series is known for its daily updates and engaging character development, particularly the character Han Fan, who has become a favorite among viewers. This guide covers the show’s details, themes, and similar short dramas you might enjoy.

Awakening Ten Courts of Yama: I Am the Red Umbrella Ghost Immortal Season 3 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama that blends urban cultivation with supernatural fantasy. With 245 episodes, it follows a protagonist who awakens the power of the Ten Courts of Yama and becomes the Red Umbrella Ghost Immortal, navigating a modern world filled with hidden spiritual forces. This guide explains the premise, highlights the show’s appeal, and suggests similar short dramas for fans of cultivation and ghostly themes.

The Emperor Betrothed Me to a General, He Demoted Me to a Concubine (先帝将我赐婚将军，他当众降我为妾) is a 47-episode Chinese vertical drama blending ancient court intrigue with a strong-willed heroine’s quest for justice. The story opens on the wedding night when the general publicly forces the bride to become a concubine. Instead of submitting, she tears off her veil and crown, storms to the palace, and demands to cancel the marriage. Inside the palace, she uncovers a deeper conspiracy: the Lin family’s loyal sacrifice was betrayed by false orders, embezzled pensions, and her brother’s decade-long imprisonment. This drama suits fans of palace revenge, female-led narratives, and historical Chinese settings. The series is complete, and this guide covers the plot, themes, and what to expect without spoiling the ending.

The Only One Who Can Eat (全世界都吃不下，只有我吃到服务器瘫痪) is a completed 50-episode sci-fi short drama from China. Set in a world where a mysterious ‘satiety syndrome’ makes nearly everyone unable to eat, the story follows delivery rider Lu Ye, the sole exception with an enormous appetite. Misunderstood as a fraud, he faces poverty and online harassment until he wins an eating contest and catches the attention of international organizations. The series blends dystopian sci-fi with social commentary, exploring themes of survival, media manipulation, and corporate greed. It is ideal for fans of vertical dramas, apocalyptic stories, and character-driven narratives about ordinary people rising against systemic injustice.

Mortal Rebirth Chronicles Season 5 (凡人百世书第五季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 109 episodes. It follows Chen Mo, who gains a reincarnation system that lets him retain memories and improve his talents after each death. In his first life, he retires to business but is killed by the villain Wu Tiande. In his second life, he infiltrates the Ziyi Sect under the alias Lin Mo, trains for a decade, and finally brings Wu Tiande to justice—though an ancient elder of the sect thwarts his full success. This season is ideal for fans of cultivation, revenge, and system-based progression stories in the vertical drama format.

Home Is Where Love Is Season 3 (以爱为家第三季) is a 90-episode Chinese family short drama that follows college junior Li Guanlan and his wealthy classmates Xie Yulu and Lin Ting as they complete a summer project together. Their initial bickering turns into genuine friendship, while their families face real-life challenges: a foster mother dreams of opening a shop, a biological mother hides her business bankruptcy, and a young man reconciles with his father over a cousin’s bride-price crisis. The story celebrates found family, mutual support, and the idea that home is where people light each other’s way. This guide covers the plot, cast, and ending for viewers curious about this heartwarming vertical drama.

Who Says You Can’t Cultivate Without Spiritual Roots? Season 15 (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十五季) is a complete Eastern fantasy vertical short drama with 107 episodes. It follows Han Fan, a mortal with no spiritual roots, who endures life as the lowest servant at the琉璃 Sword Sect. After discovering a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal, his fate begins to change. This guide explains the premise, themes, and why it appeals to fans of underdog cultivation stories, along with similar short dramas to watch next.

Moon Indulgence Season 9 (月慵便枕玉凉梦第九季) is a completed Chinese era short drama with 86 episodes. It follows Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business, regain control of their lives, and face sabotage from the jealous Xiao Qing. With support from Lu Zeming, they overcome crises and achieve success. This drama suits fans of period romance, female empowerment, and business rivalry stories.

Rich Suddenly: Mountain City Story 2 (暴富：山城故事2) is a completed Chinese vertical drama with 81 episodes. It follows Han Qiang, a man who wins the lottery overnight and unexpectedly reunites with his middle school crush, Dong Shuqin, at a class reunion. After a brief encounter, they part ways, promising to meet again in winter. Han Qiang returns to his hometown, determined to change his life, while uncertain about his future with Dong Shuqin. This series blends a rags-to-riches reversal with a tender, unresolved romance, making it ideal for fans of emotional short dramas with a slice-of-life feel.

She Is the Jiangshan (她即江山) is a completed 84-episode Chinese vertical drama about a modern woman, Su Qingyan, who transmigrates to the Da Yong dynasty. She helps Xiao Jingyuan become emperor, only to be betrayed when he breaks his promise. The story follows her heartbreak, her alliance with Prince Qi, and her eventual rise to empress. It’s a female-empowerment tale with themes of betrayal, revenge, and political intrigue, ideal for fans of strong female leads and historical settings.