Latest Short Dramas

My Ex-Husband Is My New Boss (空降上司，竟是我前夫) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the workplace romance genre. It follows HR manager Song Zhi’an, who is shocked when her ex-husband Chi Yuchuan becomes the new executive at her company. To make things more complicated, he arrives with his ‘white moonlight’ Chi Wei. The 59-episode series explores the tension between former spouses turned boss and employee, as buried secrets from their past resurface. This guide explains the core relationship map, character dynamics, and what viewers can expect from the story.

Wan Yao Tu Lu Zhuan Season 10 (万妖图录传第十季) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the traditional fantasy genre. The story follows Jiang Yuechu, a young woman who wakes up in the Tang Dynasty and discovers she can absorb the powers of demons by painting them into a mystical bestiary. With 116 episodes, this short drama blends action, mythology, and a strong female lead. It is ideal for fans of Chinese fantasy series and compact binge-worthy storytelling.

Reborn, Who Still Pretends to Be a Rich Second Generation Season 8 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama with 124 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan, a man reborn with a strategic mind, as he expands his business empire from China to the Middle East. He outmaneuvers rivals, partners with his roommate Chen Zi’ang, and navigates a dangerous oil deal in the desert. This guide covers the plot, key relationships, and episode count for viewers interested in revenge and business intrigue.

Moving the Nest (Yi Chao) is a 70-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that centers on Chao Ning and Yi Linxun, who enter a six-month contract marriage with a bet: whoever asks for a divorce first loses. What begins as a way to coast through daily life slowly turns into genuine affection. As their feelings deepen, Chao Ning’s ex-boyfriend returns from abroad, forcing her to confront her heart and choose between the past and the present. This drama suits viewers who enjoy slow-burn romance, contract marriage tropes, and emotional conflict in a compact vertical drama format.

Reborn, Who Plays the Rich Second Generation? Season 7 is a completed Chinese vertical drama (short drama) with 77 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan, who navigates both school and business. At school, he easily defeats schemes by Zhang Jiahao and others. In the business world, he returns to the capital, secures a high-tech chip agency, and defeats the He family. Meanwhile, Che Lizi falls into a fake oil field scam, prompting Lu Chuan to launch a counterattack overseas. This drama suits fans of revenge, business battles, and comeback stories.

Su Yi Transmigrates Book Season 5 is a Chinese farming short drama (vertical drama) that follows a rural woman who uses her soap-making skills to build a business empire across the Jiangnan region. The 139-episode series, which has concluded, centers on Su Yi’s journey as she supports her family, witnesses her brother’s success in the imperial exams, and overcomes social prejudice and power struggles through wit and resilience. This guide explains the key relationships, conflicts, and alliances in the drama, helping viewers understand the character dynamics and the story’s appeal.

Jiao Cang Jing Zhi (娇藏京枝) is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 83 episodes. It follows Sang Nian, who has secretly loved the brilliant Zhou Yuli for ten years. When her parents push her into a blind date, she is shocked to find Zhou Yuli across the table. He proposes a quick marriage, and she accepts despite rumors of being a substitute. Their three-year marriage is calm and distant, but when his first love returns, Zhou Yuli publicly defends his wife, declaring she is the only one. This drama is perfect for fans of secret love, marriage-of-convenience, and protective husband tropes.

Reborn, I Won’t Pretend to Be a Rich Second Generation Season 9 is a Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily life genre. The story follows Lu Chuan and his roommates Zhao Yifan, Chen Ziang, and Han Dong as they navigate business rivalries and personal bonds. Key characters include Han Shihui and Wang Zhizhi, who publicly clash but are secretly close friends, while Qin Huai controls business dynamics. The season features 104 episodes, covering Lu Chuan’s strategic moves, conflicts with Zhang Jiahao and others, and a heartfelt visit to the ailing Grandpa Zhou. This drama suits viewers who enjoy character-driven stories with a mix of warmth, friendship, and light business intrigue.

Transmigrated as a Cannon Fodder: Not a Villain? Why Want Hugs? Season 7 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the ancient style genre. The story follows Jiang Luyi, a modern woman who accidentally transmigrates into a novel and becomes Su Ruan, a cannon fodder character doomed to a miserable fate. After a system error, she finds herself in the body of a scheming girl who has already framed her cousin and offended the powerful Prince Yan Chen. With no way back and no one to rely on, she must change her arrogant ways and carefully navigate dangers to survive. This 88-episode series is ideal for fans of transmigration, ancient settings, and character-driven conflict.

Shuaifu Fuzai Maomao Jiadao Season 4 is a Chinese vertical short drama set in the Republican era. It follows rural woman Xia Xiaoxiang and her three-year-old daughter Maomao as they arrive at the mansion of Marshal Lou, whom Xia once saved. The adorable Maomao wins over the entire household, healing the depressed fourth young master, warning the third young master against a scam, and saving the old lady. Her presence gradually dissolves the family’s tensions, bringing warmth and unity to the marshal’s residence. With 94 episodes, this completed series is perfect for fans of heartwarming family stories and short-form drama.

候冬症 (Winter Waiting) is a completed Chinese youth short drama with 80 episodes. It follows Liang Ludong, a history student at Jing University, who after losing a game of truth or dare is forced to send a provocative message to Qi Tingheng, the school’s most admired student. What begins as a purely physical relationship evolves into a deep emotional bond, helping Ludong overcome her troubled family background and achieve self-acceptance. This vertical drama explores themes of forbidden love, personal growth, and the transition from physical intimacy to soulmate connection. Ideal for viewers who enjoy intense campus romances with emotional depth and character development.

Fifty and Hidden Identity, I Meet True Love (五十岁隐藏身份，我遇见真爱) is a 69-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that follows Lu Tianhong, a man in his fifties who hides his powerful identity to seek a peaceful life. He meets Fang Wanyi, a gentle and sincere woman who touches his heart, but his son Lu Yu opposes the relationship and pressures his father to reveal his true status. The drama explores family conflict, hidden pasts, and the courage to embrace love later in life. Perfect for viewers who enjoy emotional family dynamics and mature romance in a compact vertical drama format.