Latest Short Dramas

Rose Doesn’t Bow Down (玫瑰不低头) is a 58-episode Chinese vertical drama about Su Jinnian, a woman who inherits a 90-billion-yuan fortune and discovers her six-year marriage was a fraud. Her husband Lu Tingshen faked their marriage certificate, was secretly wed to Fang Nianqing, and drugged her to cause infertility. Su Jinnian fights back by gathering evidence, reclaiming assets, acquiring the He Group, and building her own conglomerate, ultimately bringing the betrayers to justice. This female-empowerment revenge story appeals to fans of short dramas featuring strong heroines, betrayal, and corporate warfare.

Cold Reunion Season 5 (冰冷重遇第五季) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 84 episodes. It follows Su Muyan, who returns home after a three-year misunderstanding drove her away, determined to protect her grandfather’s Star Group. She reunites with her former lover Gu Jingchen, who appears cold but secretly shields her from corporate schemes. As layers of misunderstanding unravel, they join forces against family disputes and rival plots, ultimately finding love and protecting their legacy. This vertical drama suits fans of business romance, second-chance love, and family intrigue.

Reborn, I’m Not Playing the Rich Heir Season 10 (都重生了，这富二代我不装了第十季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama with 107 episodes in the urban daily life genre. The story follows Lu Chuan as he leverages his family connections to enter a major industrial park negotiation, facing off against the Qin, He, and Wang families. With two key advantages—the camel supply channel and the Wang family agency rights—he dismantles rival alliances and builds his own business group. Alongside his roommates Zhao Yifan, Chen Ziang, and Han Dong, the season blends business intrigue, warm brotherhood, and comedic moments. Ideal for viewers who enjoy fast-paced reborn stories, strategic showdowns, and slice-of-life camaraderie in a short-drama format.

I Command Eight Kings with My Child’s Words Season 2 (我以童言号令八王第二季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban high-martial (都市高武) genre. The story follows a young protagonist with a mysterious word-spirit power who, while investigating his father’s disappearance, allies with eight powerful kings to navigate a dangerous conspiracy in the outer city of Wanjiang. With 278 episodes, the series blends supernatural intrigue, power struggles, and a coming-of-age rise. It suits viewers who enjoy fast-paced Chinese short dramas with fantasy elements and layered plotting.

Who Says Mortals Can’t Cultivate? (Season 14) is a completed Eastern fantasy vertical drama with 90 episodes. It follows Han Fan, a lowly servant at the琉璃 Sword Sect who has no spiritual root and no background. Humiliated and starving, his life changes when he finds a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal. This guide explains the premise, the emotional appeal, and how it fits into the broader short-drama landscape for fans of underdog cultivation stories.

On the First Day of School, I Was Mistaken for a Legend Season 4 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama (101 episodes) in the urban fantasy genre. The story follows Lu Chuan, who unexpectedly returns to age 18 with demolition compensation money. Instead of chasing vanity, he focuses on building a comfortable life, learning financial management, and forming genuine friendships with three distinct roommates. This slice-of-life campus drama appeals to viewers who enjoy character-driven stories about second chances, personal growth, and warm relationships. If you like similar short dramas with time travel and self-improvement themes, this guide helps you find comparable titles.

From Assembly Line to Qingbei (从流水线到清北) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the urban romance genre. It follows Fan Xiaoman, a rural girl denied a university education by her father, who is forced to work in a factory. Through resilience and hard work, she rises from a frontline worker to a workshop supervisor, while navigating a relationship with Gu Jingshen. The 61-episode series explores themes of self-reliance, family conflict, and personal growth. This guide covers the plot, cast, and ending, helping viewers decide if this short drama suits their taste for inspiring, character-driven stories.

Magic Friendship: I Came Alone (魔力情谊之我一个人来的) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily life genre, running 108 episodes. The story follows college student Ningxia, who wakes up as his same-named counterpart in a world where a popular singer, Xiamo, is about to make her comeback. He is caught in a one-sided relationship with the campus beauty Liu Yanyan, who spends his money but refuses to go public. When a lucky draw pulls him onstage to sing with Xiamo, Liu Yanyan publicly distances herself and even tries to steal the spotlight. Ningxia ignores her, sits at the piano, and performs an original song called Qing Hua, stunning everyone with his emotional voice. This guide covers the plot, themes, and similar short dramas for viewers who enjoy time-travel twists, underdog moments, and romantic tension in a modern setting.

Rebirth of the Fourth Miss (重生归来，四小姐她不装了) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the palace intrigue genre. It follows the fourth miss of a noble family who returns through rebirth, shedding her pretense and navigating courtly power struggles. With 115 episodes, this series appeals to fans of revenge, rebirth, and palace scheming. The show is noted for its refined production details and engaging character dynamics. This guide covers episode count, genre, and similar short dramas for viewers in the US.

Bite the Summer Sun (Yao Xia Yang) is a 76-episode Chinese youth short drama about Shi Man, a girl abandoned by her family, who moves to a new town to start over. She discovers her neighbor is Jing Xing, a once-brilliant boy who has given up after losing his parents. Together, they heal each other and find love. This vertical drama blends campus romance, personal growth, and a strong female lead who rises to become the top scorer in her province. It’s perfect for fans of emotional redemption stories and slow-burn romance.

Beast Taming Academy Season 2 (御兽学院第二季) is a Chinese urban fantasy short drama that blends beast taming, magic, and adventure. Set in a floating academy above the Misty Mountains, it follows students who bond with mythical creatures, from divine beasts to mechanical giants. The series currently has 170 episodes and is still updating. It appeals to fans of fantasy, creature-collecting stories, and vertical drama enthusiasts looking for a fresh take on the genre.

Lost and Found in the Trash (垃圾桶里的寻人启事) is a 60-episode Chinese family short drama that follows an eight-year-old girl named Nian, who feels neglected in her foster family. One snowy night, she is left outside and finds a lost-person notice with her own photo near a trash bin. She calls the number and reunites with her biological father, who has been searching for her for seven years. After confirming the bond, Nian returns to her parents, slowly heals from past trauma, and rebuilds her life with love and friendship. This heartwarming story is perfect for viewers who enjoy emotional family reunions, resilience, and tender growth narratives in bite-sized episodes.