Latest Short Dramas

Pretending to Be Coquettish at the Moon’s Heart Season 3 is a completed Chinese short drama in the youth sweet romance genre, totaling 119 episodes. The story follows Zhou Suisui as she accidentally wakes her brother from a love-struck haze, exposing the suspicious behavior of Su Wan. Using a viral diamond hashtag, Zhou Suisui fights back, uncovering hidden clues about her family’s downfall while navigating a high-profile romance with Jiang Zongyan, who faces obstacles from her protective brother. This series blends family loyalty, wealthy family intrigue, and sweet romantic tension, appealing to fans of fast-paced vertical dramas with strong female leads.

Candle Dragon Season 3 (Zhu Jiu Yin) is a 108-episode Chinese fantasy vertical drama that follows Cang Xue, a young woman who, after her adoptive mother’s death, flees with her brother Cang Yu and a theater trunk. She seeks refuge in the turbulent city of Longcheng, where she becomes a disciple of Zhu Jiu Yin and trains in martial arts at Zhou Mountain. The story blends personal growth, martial arts, and supernatural intrigue as Cang Xue confronts her inner demons while a larger conspiracy involving Luo Xinghe and Zhaoyao Mountain threatens her. This drama suits fans of Chinese fantasy, martial arts, and emotional survival stories. The series is complete, and details about cast and streaming platforms are limited, but the plot and production style are well-documented.

Who Says No Spirit Root Can’t Cultivate? 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. It follows an underdog protagonist who, despite lacking a spiritual root, finds an unconventional path to power in a cultivation world. This season continues the story with a mix of humor, action, and brotherhood, appealing to fans of vertical dramas and xianxia-style narratives. The series is known for its fast pacing and creative twists on classic cultivation tropes.

Hardcore Daughter-in-Law (硬核儿媳，在线撑腰) is a 64-episode Chinese family drama about Xu Ying, a sharp-witted young wife who uses her understanding of family dynamics to protect her in-laws from her husband’s manipulative grandmother. The series blends domestic conflict with clever problem-solving, appealing to fans of family sagas and short-form storytelling. It stars You Ya, Zeng Yitong, Chen Yuemeng, and Ding Li, and has completed its run.

渡尘渊 (Du Chen Yuan) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the time-travel genre. It follows a modern film actress who transmigrates into the body of Su Yaoyao, the legitimate daughter of a marquis, who was humiliated and killed by her half-sister and fiancé. The new Su Yaoyao turns the tables, reclaims her mother’s dowry, and sets her sights on the cold and aloof Crown Prince Xiao Chenyuan as her ideal new fiancé. With 75 episodes, the series blends revenge, romance, and a cold male lead who gradually falls for the scheming heroine. Ideal for fans of Chinese short dramas with strong female leads and historical settings.

想你的第七个春日 (Seventh Spring of Missing You) is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 86 episodes. 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 with a changed appearance, and Xing Yu, now her superior at work, gradually recognizes her while re-examining their past. The story explores themes of reunion, hidden identity, and second chances, culminating in a rekindled love on the seventh spring after their separation. Adapted from the novel 重逢后，禁欲老板失控诱她缠吻 by 宋白白, the series features a large cast including Lu Lulu, Wang Chenpeng, and Tang Keren. This guide covers the plot, cast, episode count, and production notes for viewers interested in this vertical drama.

Rules Are Set by You (Chinese: 规矩是你定的) is a 71-episode Chinese workplace romance short drama that follows chef Lu Zhengchuan, who wins a major hotel contract but is fined 3,000 yuan for not returning three seasoning bottles. Disheartened by the unfair punishment, he decides to strictly follow the written rules, refusing overtime and hidden workplace norms. His superior, Executive Chef Shao Minghui, mismanages the hotel’s star review and even conspires with rivals to sabotage Lu. Lu exposes the scheme with evidence and his culinary skill, leading to Shao’s downfall and Lu’s appointment as a group consultant. This drama suits viewers who enjoy workplace revenge, rule-based justice, and culinary competition themes.

Must a Spiritual Girl Repair Mecha? Season 3 (Chinese: 精神小妹也要修机甲吗第三季) is a completed 142-episode sci-fi apocalyptic short drama. The story follows Wang Tianwei, a repair team captain who transmigrates into the body of a love-obsessed girl. After enduring hardship to enter the First Military Academy, she decides to abandon her obsession and pursue mecha engineering, using her B-level spiritual power to forge a new path. This vertical drama blends post-apocalyptic survival, military academy life, and personal growth, appealing to fans of Chinese short dramas and sci-fi adventure.

Su Yi Transmigrates Into a Book Season 4 (苏忆穿书第四季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama that blends transmigration, farming, and family resilience. The story follows Su Yi, a woman who uses her sharp business instincts to build a livelihood from a single block of goat milk soap. She expands into flower fields, grows her trade, and protects her family from conflict, eventually creating a stable and prosperous life. Along the way, she finds a quiet companion who supports her journey. With 148 episodes, this season offers a slow-burn, slice-of-life narrative focused on entrepreneurship and family bonds. It suits viewers who enjoy character-driven period dramas with strong female leads and practical problem-solving. This guide covers the verified production details, narrative style, and viewing information based on the primary source.

Reborn, I Won’t Play the Rich Kid Anymore Season 7 is a completed urban daily short drama with 99 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan, who is caught in a misunderstanding and confronts business tycoon Qin Huai. After a phone call reveals the mix-up, Qin Huai compensates with a major stake. Lu Chuan then travels to Camel for a medical deal and assembles a team to meet a new figure, Katya. This season blends family protection, business intrigue, and a fresh strategic setup. Ideal for fans of fast-paced Chinese vertical dramas with a focus on urban life and clever plot twists.

Flower Tea Human Puppet: Miao Frontier Young Master Season 3 is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 64 episodes. The story follows Chu He, a modern woman who transmigrates into a book as a doomed side character. She is captured by the Miao frontier’s poison puppet sect and becomes a rare ‘mother gu’ fought over by medicine men. To survive, she fabricates a marriage lie to win over A Jiu, a powerful but emotionally detached white-haired youth. Their bond grows as he fights for her, awakens his gu king power, and escapes the underground prison. This vertical drama suits fans of transmigration, fantasy, and intense emotional dynamics.

Estate Nanny Becomes the Family’s White Moonlight (庄园保姆，成了全家白月光！) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in 88 episodes. It follows 21-year-old hypnotist Huang Li, who takes a job as a nanny in the Zong family to pay for her sister’s medical treatment. She soon discovers the job is far more demanding than simple sleep therapy: the fourth young master has suffered insomnia for 19 years and resists her help, the sixth miss is reeling from her fiancé’s betrayal, the seventh young master self-harms under his mother’s control, and a powerful Shanghai heir pressures her at every turn. Using her voice as medicine and sincerity as her blade, Huang Li gradually heals each sleepless soul. This drama suits viewers who enjoy emotional healing stories, family conflict, and strong female leads in a modern setting.