Latest Short Dramas

Fu Bao Heals the World, also known as 家有萌娃岁岁安 (Home with a Cute Baby, Peace Every Year), is a completed Chinese short drama in the quick transmigration (快穿) genre. It runs for 169 episodes and centers on an adorable child protagonist, Fu Bao, whose charm and warmth bring healing to those around her. The series is ideal for viewers who enjoy lighthearted, feel-good vertical dramas featuring cute kids and wholesome family moments. While the exact plot details are limited, the title and available clips suggest a story about a lovable child spreading joy and comfort across different scenarios.

This 60-episode Chinese short drama, titled ‘My Uncle’s Son Got into College, But He Made Me Pay for the Party’ (original: 大伯孩子升学，却让我花钱办升学宴), follows Xu Yue, a young woman whose uncle announces a lavish college admission banquet for his son, claiming he will cover the cost. However, Xu Yue discovers he plans to use her hotel account to pay. She adds a password to protect herself, but during the banquet, the family orders extravagantly, racking up a bill of 370,000 yuan. When the uncle refuses to pay, he lies and causes a scene at the hotel. Xu Yue later presents the full video evidence at a press conference, exposing the truth. The drama explores themes of integrity, responsibility, and standing up to toxic family dynamics. It is suitable for viewers who enjoy urban family dramas with moral lessons and satisfying confrontations.

Suona Cultivation: A Blast Through the Cultivation World (唢呐修仙，一曲炸翻修仙界) is a Chinese Eastern fantasy short drama that blends traditional suona music with cultivation-world tropes. Season 6, which has concluded, consists of 113 episodes and falls under the ‘Eastern fantasy’ category. The story follows protagonist Yun Qiqi, who transmigrates into a cultivation world and, instead of following the usual path of intense cultivation, chooses a laid-back lifestyle. She picks the ‘sound cultivation’ path and receives a suona as her magical instrument, leading to comedic and explosive results. This season is ideal for fans of lighthearted, music-infused fantasy serials and those who enjoy seeing genre conventions playfully subverted.

Taking a Break, Becoming the Boss Lady (休个假，顺便成了老板娘) is a completed Chinese urban romance vertical 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 arranges for her to carry a stranger’s child. The next day, her boss Huo Chenyu appears and bluntly tells her the child is his and orders her to divorce and marry him. This guide covers the plot, cast, episode count, and production notes for viewers seeking a quick, spoiler-aware overview.

Who Says Mortals Can’t Cultivate? No Spirit Root, Season 20 is a completed Eastern fantasy short drama with 95 episodes. It follows Han Fan, a mortal with no spiritual root, who endures life as the lowest servant in the琉璃 Sword Sect until he discovers a rusty broken sword named Fu Xian. This guide covers the plot, production notes, and viewing information for fans of Chinese vertical dramas.

Awakened False God: The Gods Abandoned Me, I Become a God 2 is a completed Chinese vertical drama (short drama) in the fantasy brain-teaser genre, with 139 episodes. It continues the story of a protagonist who, after being forsaken by the gods, rises to become a deity in their own right. This second season is ideal for viewers who enjoy fast-paced, imaginative web dramas with supernatural themes and a focus on personal empowerment. The series is known for its creative world-building and the emotional journey of its lead character, appealing to fans of Chinese short-form storytelling.

Moon Lazy, Pillow Cool Jade Dream 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 grow their clothing business and regain control of their lives, while facing schemes from rival Xiao Qing. With the help of Lu Zeming, Wen Yi overcomes a business crisis and finds new meaning in her marriage. This series suits fans of period dramas and character-driven stories about resilience and sisterhood.

A Village Raises a God Season 1 (一村人养一个神第一季) is a Chinese short drama that blends reverse-twist storytelling with a heartwarming survival narrative. Set in a famine-stricken era, a forgotten temple becomes a refuge for displaced villagers. As they light incense and rebuild their lives, the story explores themes of mutual support, responsibility, and hope. With 80 episodes, this completed season offers a unique take on community resilience. Ideal for fans of emotional, character-driven short dramas with a touch of fantasy.

My Colleague Hitched a Ride for 3 Months (同事蹭了我三个月顺风车，把我当免费司机) is a completed 49-episode Chinese short drama in the reversal genre. It follows Li Ming, a kind office worker who offers a colleague a daily ride, only to see his generosity slowly taken for granted. As waiting, errands, and personal boundaries are ignored, he faces workplace misunderstandings and tests. Instead of endlessly accommodating, he refocuses on his career, using professionalism, records, and results to prove himself. The story is a satisfying watch for fans of workplace conflict, personal growth, and boundary-setting narratives.

Love Letters from the 25th Time Zone is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 86 episodes. It follows childhood sweethearts Zhou Jingni and Shen Yi, whose unspoken feelings are interrupted by a family crisis that sends Shen Yi to the UK and Zhou Jingni to Sydney. Years later, a reunion untangles old misunderstandings, and the love they once hid finally finds its way across time zones. This heartfelt series suits fans of slow-burn romance, second-chance love stories, and character-driven vertical dramas.

Shuaifu Fuzai Maomao Jiadao Season 6 (帅府福崽，卯卯驾到第六季) is a completed Chinese short drama in the Republic era genre, running 111 episodes. The story follows Xia Xiaoxiang, who accidentally rescues the military governor Lou Dashuai and moves into his mansion with her three-year-old daughter Maomao. The adorable child wins over the stern old lady, heals the autistic and disabled fourth young master, and earns the affection of four older brothers, bringing harmony to the once-conflicted household. This guide covers the plot, production notes, and viewing information for fans of heartwarming family dramas.

I’m Not Mean on Purpose Season 2 (我刻薄不是装的第二季) is a completed Chinese youth romance short drama with 155 episodes. The story follows Qiao Ying, who gets a second chance at life and decides to focus on personal growth while treating others with sincerity. She meets Zhong Shubai, a resilient and intelligent young man living in modest circumstances. Their chance encounter leads to mutual support and a promise to never let each other down, as they grow together toward a brighter future. This vertical drama suits fans of sweet, coming-of-age romance with themes of redemption and companionship.