Latest Short Dramas

Dao Yin Ru Ti 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 cultivation genre. The story follows a protagonist who receives a Taoist inheritance, rising from obscurity to control a business empire. He defeats Japanese martial artists like Kusakawa Yuki and uncovers a conspiracy, then takes over the Eastern Group to prove that strength determines respect. With 141 episodes, this series suits fans of fast-paced cultivation and revenge narratives.

Betrothal Ruined My Hou Mansion, Reborn I Won’t Tolerate It (退婚毁我百年侯府，重活一世我不忍了) is a 60-episode Chinese 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 Ningyuan Hou Mansion is sentenced to exile. In her previous life, her grandson Pei Jingxing was bewitched by a female physician, Su Man’er, leading to the deaths of 300 family members. After rebirth, she ruthlessly strips power, changes the heir, and petitions the emperor to remove Su Man’er from the household. As she traces a monthly 50-tael remittance from the Anguo Duke’s mansion, she uncovers a web involving the emperor’s mysterious illness, the Cheng family’s poison, and a bone-eroding antidote recipe. This drama suits fans of revenge, rebirth, and family intrigue in compact vertical-drama format.

General Carries Building to Feed Million Troops (大将军扛楼养活百万大军) is a completed Chinese urban fantasy short drama with 133 episodes. The story follows Xiao Zhenbei, a general defending Shazhou for three years, who accidentally time-travels from an ancient latrine to modern-day 21st century. To feed his starving army and citizens, he takes on odd jobs like carrying building materials, modeling, and coaching. The series blends comedy, action, and modern-ancient culture clash, appealing to fans of lighthearted time-travel and workplace comedy.

Fu Bao Heals the World, also known as 福宝治愈全世界，家有萌娃岁岁安, is a completed Chinese short drama in the fast-travel (快穿) genre. It centers on a lovable child named Fu Bao (played by 萌宝) whose adventures bring warmth and healing to those around her. With 169 episodes, the series blends cute family moments with light fantasy elements, making it perfect for viewers who enjoy wholesome, feel-good vertical dramas. This guide covers the episode count, cast details, story themes, and what to expect from the ending, based on verified sources.

Uncle’s Banquet Scheme (大伯孩子升学，却让我花钱办升学宴) is a 60-episode Chinese urban daily short drama that follows Xu Yue, a young woman who discovers her uncle’s plan to use her hotel account to pay for an extravagant banquet celebrating his son’s college admission. When the bill reaches 370,000 yuan, the uncle’s family refuses to pay and creates a scene. Xu Yue exposes the truth publicly, upholding her principles and restoring order. This drama appeals to viewers who enjoy family conflicts, moral dilemmas, and satisfying resolutions.

Suona Xiuxian, One Song Blasts the Cultivation World Season 6 (唢呐修仙，一曲炸翻修仙界第六季) is a completed Eastern fantasy vertical drama with 113 episodes. It follows Yun Qiqi, a modern woman who transmigrates into a cultivation world and unexpectedly chooses the unconventional path of sound cultivation with a suona as her magical instrument. This season continues her comedic and chaotic journey as she disrupts the rigid cultivation society with her unique musical style. Perfect for fans of lighthearted transmigration stories, parody of cultivation tropes, and vertical short dramas with a strong female lead.

Taking a Break, Becoming the Boss Lady (休个假，顺便成了老板娘) is a completed Chinese urban romance vertical short drama with 77 episodes. The story follows Shi Qian, whose marriage is a sham: her husband Song Heng has remained celibate for his ex-girlfriend for three years and even schemes to make her pregnant with a stranger’s child. Just as she thinks her life is over, her top executive Huo Chenyu suddenly appears, revealing he is the father of her unborn child and demanding she divorce immediately and marry him. This drama is ideal for fans of revenge, forced proximity, and pregnancy tropes in short-form storytelling.

Who Says You Can’t Cultivate Without a Spiritual Root? (Chinese title: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第二十季) is a completed Eastern fantasy short drama with 95 episodes. The story follows Han Fan, a mortal with no spiritual root and no background, who endures a miserable life as the lowest servant in the Liuli Sword Sect. After stumbling upon a rusty broken sword called Fu Xian, his fate begins to change. This guide explains the known relationships, conflicts, and alliances in the series, and is ideal for viewers who enjoy cultivation stories with underdog protagonists and Eastern fantasy settings.

Awakened False God: The Gods Abandon Me, I Become a 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. With 139 episodes, it continues the story of a protagonist who, after being abandoned by the gods, rises to become a god themselves. This guide covers the plot, character relationships, and ending, helping viewers decide if this fantasy saga is worth their time.

Yue Yong Bian Yu Liang Yu Meng Season 11 (月慵便枕玉凉梦第十一季) is a completed Chinese era short drama with 83 episodes. The story follows Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business, face sabotage from rival Xiao Qing, and navigate complex relationships with Lu Zeming and Fu Zhiyuan. This guide covers the plot, character dynamics, and key relationship conflicts for viewers seeking a clear overview.

A Village Raises a God Season 1 (一村人养一个神第一季) is a Chinese vertical short drama in the reversal (twist) genre. Set in a famine-stricken era, it follows a forgotten temple that becomes a refuge for homeless villagers. As faint incense lights up, the fates of humans and a deity become intertwined. The story focuses on ordinary people who, without a savior, support each other to turn barren land into a livable home and plant hope back into their hearts. With 80 episodes, this completed season explores themes of kindness, responsibility, and resilience. It suits viewers who enjoy character-driven narratives with emotional depth and unexpected turns, typical of the popular Chinese short drama format.

Colleague Mooched 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 short drama that explores how a simple act of kindness can turn into an unhealthy dynamic. The story follows Li Ming, a kind-hearted employee who offers a coworker a ride to work. Over time, his generosity is taken for granted, and he faces constant waiting, errands, and blurred personal boundaries. Rather than continue to accommodate, Li Ming refocuses on his career, using professionalism and documented results to prove his worth. The drama is a satisfying reversal story about setting boundaries and reclaiming your time. It’s ideal for viewers who enjoy workplace conflicts, character growth, and realistic social commentary in bite-sized episodes.