Latest Short Dramas

30,000 Feet, She Didn’t Bow Down (三万英尺，她没有低头) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 43 episodes. The story follows Lin Wan, a passenger who is forcibly removed from a flight due to the arrogance of first-class passengers, crew favoritism, and airline overbooking. What the airline doesn’t know is that Lin Wan specializes in aviation law. After leaving the cabin, she legally obtains records and exposes the truth behind identity fraud and the practice of targeting easy victims. This drama suits viewers who enjoy legal revenge stories, strong female leads, and realistic portrayals of power dynamics in modern service industries. The series explores themes of justice, privilege, and standing up against systemic unfairness.

Baozi Li De Zhen Xin (包子里的真心) is a completed 41-episode Chinese vertical short drama that follows steamed bun vendor Qiao Yongfu as he faces a business crisis after raising prices by five mao. His rival Gao Qiwan undercuts him with cheap, low-quality buns, forcing Qiao to relocate to a morning market. There, he sticks to his principles of fresh meat and no overnight filling, gradually earning customer trust. When Gao’s spoiled buns cause mass food poisoning, the industrial park realizes its mistake and invites Qiao back to supply meals. The drama highlights food safety over low prices, making it a compelling watch for fans of slice-of-life conflict and moral storytelling.

A Match Made by Fate: The Cynical Prince and His Life-Sustaining Chef (天降良缘：厌世王爷和他的续命小厨娘) is a completed Chinese short drama in the ancient romance genre, with 98 episodes. The story follows Song Sanyuan, a庶女 (concubine’s daughter) who is forced to marry the blind and disabled Prince Wei Feng after her half-sister flees the arranged wedding. Despite being treated as a disposable pawn, she wins the cold prince’s heart with her courage and a bowl of hot porridge, stirring up the capital’s political scene. This guide maps the key relationships and conflicts for viewers new to the drama.

Pretending to Be Coquettish at the Moon’s Heart Season 3 (假装在月亮心口撒个娇第三季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the youth sweet-romance genre. The story follows Zhou Suisui as she accidentally wakes her brother from a love-blinded state, exposing the suspicious behavior of Su Wan. Suisui uses a diamond-related trending topic to fight back, uncovering hidden clues about her family’s downfall. Meanwhile, Jiang Zongyan publicly pursues her with lavish gifts, but her protective brother blocks him at every turn. This 119-episode series blends family protection, wealthy-family scheming, and sweet romance, appealing to fans of revenge-driven love stories and sibling bonds.

Zhu Jiu Yin Season 3 (烛九阴第三季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 108 episodes. After her adoptive mother dies, Cang Xue flees with her younger brother Cang Yu and a theater trunk, heading toward the chaotic Dragon City. She becomes a disciple of Zhu Jiu Yin, learning boxing and swordsmanship on Zhou Mountain while confronting inner demons. Meanwhile, the shadows of Luo Xinghe and Zhaoyao Mountain close in, setting a trap that involves celestial laws and ancient gods. This vertical drama suits fans of Chinese fantasy, martial arts, and family bonds.

Who Says You Can’t Cultivate Without a Spirit Root? Season 12 (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十二季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 113 episodes. The story follows an underdog without a spiritual root who discovers a mysterious broken sword that lets him absorb power by cutting things, turning him into an unstoppable cultivator. This season focuses on the bond between two loyal followers who idolize their leader, adding a lighthearted dynamic to the cultivation journey. Ideal for fans of xianxia, underdog stories, and character-driven short dramas.

Hardcore Daughter-in-Law (硬核儿媳，在线撑腰) is a 64-episode Chinese family short drama that follows Xu Ying, a woman who uses her sharp wit and deep understanding of family dynamics to protect her in-laws from her husband’s manipulative grandmother. When Grandma Zhang Cuifang arrives to force a property transfer to the eldest son, Xu Ying calmly defuses every conflict, even as the pressure escalates. This vertical drama is perfect for viewers who enjoy strong female leads, family confrontations, and satisfying resolutions. The series stars You Ya, Zeng Yitong, Chen Yuemeng, and Ding Li.

Du Chen Yuan (渡尘渊) is a completed 75-episode Chinese short drama that blends time travel, revenge, and romance. The story follows a modern movie queen who wakes up as Su Yaoyao, the legitimate daughter of a marquis, after the original owner is humiliated to death by her half-sister Su Yun’er and her fiancé, Second Prince Xiao Qiming. Determined to turn the tables, Su Yaoyao reclaims her mother’s dowry and sets her sights on the cold and aloof Crown Prince Xiao Chenyuan, aiming to make him her new fiancé. As she systematically destroys her enemies, the prince, who is known for avoiding women, finds himself breaking his own rules for her. The drama is ideal for fans of Chinese short-form series featuring strong female leads, palace intrigue, and enemies-to-lovers romance.

Missing You’s Seventh Spring (想你的第七个春日) is a completed 86-episode Chinese urban romance vertical drama. It follows Wen Yao and Xing Yu, who secretly dated for two years but parted due to a misunderstanding. Years later, Wen Yao returns as a single mother to daughter Wen Xin, with a changed appearance, and becomes Xing Yu’s subordinate at work. As they interact, old feelings resurface and Xing Yu gradually uncovers her true identity. The drama explores their tangled relationships, the challenges of parenthood, and the slow unraveling of past secrets, culminating in a reunion on the seventh spring after their separation. Ideal for fans of emotional second-chance romance and family-centered short dramas.

Rules Are Set by You (规矩是你定的) is a 71-episode Chinese vertical drama that blends workplace rivalry with personal integrity. The story follows chef Lu Zhengchuan, who wins a major hotel contract but is fined for a minor rule violation by his supervisor Shao Minghui. Disillusioned, Lu decides to follow every rule literally, refusing to comply with unspoken workplace norms. When Shao’s mismanagement threatens the hotel’s star rating and he frames Lu for food tampering, Lu uses evidence and his culinary skill to expose the conspiracy. Shao faces consequences, and Lu is appointed as a group consultant to establish new culinary standards. This drama suits viewers who enjoy workplace revenge, rule-based justice, and satisfying confrontations.

Spiritual Sister Still Needs to Repair Mecha? Season 3 (精神小妹也要修机甲吗第三季) is a completed Chinese sci-fi vertical short drama with 142 episodes. The story follows Wang Tianwei, a repair team captain from a post-apocalyptic world, who transmigrates into the body of a lovesick girl who died after exhausting herself to get into the First Military Academy. Determined to change her fate, she abandons the pursuit of her crush Fu Xingyuan and instead focuses on becoming a mecha designer, using her B-level spiritual power to build a new life. This guide explains the key relationships, conflicts, and what makes this drama appealing to fans of sci-fi and character-driven short dramas.

Su Yi Transmigrates Season 4 (苏忆穿书第四季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the farming (种田) genre, with 148 episodes. The story follows the heroine Su Yi, who uses her sharp business sense to build a livelihood from a single goat milk soap. She expands into flower fields, grows her trade, and secures her family’s stability while finding a loyal companion along the way. This guide explains the known plot, character relationships, and what viewers can expect from this season.