Latest Short Dramas

My Daughter, You Must Move Forward (我的女儿你要向前走) is a 72-episode Chinese family drama that follows Deji, a mother who sacrifices everything to protect her daughter Jianying from an early marriage. After being released from prison, Deji is rejected by her now-successful lawyer daughter, but a case involving a mother’s protective crime brings them together. This emotional vertical drama explores themes of maternal love, misunderstanding, and reconciliation. It is adapted from the Tomato Novel of the same name by author A Fa Cai. The series features a strong cast including Liao Yinyue and Li Min, and is ideal for viewers who appreciate heartfelt family stories with a focus on mother-daughter relationships.

Who Says a Playboy Can’t Be Top Scholar? is a completed Chinese historical short drama with 788 episodes. It follows Jiang Xiaobai, a spendthrift heir who buys the top scholar title but is unexpectedly summoned by the emperor. Beneath his careless facade, he uncovers a conspiracy around his brother’s death and the political intrigues of the court. This vertical drama appeals to fans of historical intrigue, clever protagonists, and slow-burn mystery.

Paid for Her Train Ticket, I Got Blocked (垫付高铁票被拉黑，我不忍了) is a 59-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban brain-teaser genre. The story follows Wen Jing, a kind office worker who covers an 18,000 yuan business-class train ticket for her colleague An Qi. An Qi delays repayment, blocks her, and later spreads rumors after being fired. The drama explores workplace exploitation, online defamation, and the fragile process of rebuilding trust. It suits viewers who enjoy fast-paced revenge plots with moral lessons and realistic social themes.

Cold Encounter Season 6 (冰冷重遇第六季) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 92 episodes. The story follows Su Muyan as she unexpectedly reunites with Gu Jingchen, who has lost his memory. Misunderstandings, past grudges, and the scheming of rival Qin Ou complicate their relationship. Gu Jingchen’s old brain injury and family opposition push Su Muyan to flee, but he keeps pursuing her. Eventually, she confronts her true feelings, and a long-lost ‘A Chen’ tears open the secrets everyone tried to hide. This drama suits fans of emotional romance, amnesia tropes, and slow-burn reconciliation stories.

Jinggang Zhuoye (京港灼夜) is a completed Chinese short drama in the workplace romance genre, running 77 episodes. The story follows Shu Ying, who enters a marriage of convenience with Jin Baihan after seven years of unrequited love for her childhood friend. To her surprise, her new husband is caring and devoted, gradually winning her heart. This guide covers the plot, cast, and production notes for viewers interested in vertical dramas.

Shan Hai Cang Xu, Wu Yan Kui Tian Season 4 is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama (玄幻脑洞) with 132 episodes. It follows Li Guanqi, a blind boy who overcomes a harsh childhood after being adopted by the mysterious elder Su Xuan. Su Xuan teaches him martial arts, strengthens his body, and gives him a sword box containing a proud sword spirit. At age 14, Li Guanqi enters the Da Xia Sword Sect, awakens a saint-grade lightning spiritual root, and rises rapidly among his peers. The series blends cultivation tropes with a determined protagonist, appealing to fans of Chinese fantasy and vertical drama. This guide covers the plot, episode count, and production notes based on verified sources.

Mismatched System Siblings Season 2 (original title: 冤种兄妹绑错系统爆红了第二季) is a completed Chinese short drama in the ancient-costume brain-teaser genre. It follows siblings Gu Mingli and Gu Mingyue who accidentally travel back to ancient times and become the children of a wealthy prime minister. However, they bind to the wrong systems: the financially savvy sister must spend all the family fortune to survive, while her engineering-minded brother must earn the emperor’s favor to keep the family safe. Their father’s relentless business success keeps replenishing the wealth, leading to comedic struggles as they try to spend it all. With 133 episodes, this series offers a humorous twist on time-travel and system tropes, perfect for fans of lighthearted ancient-world comedy and sibling dynamics.

Who Says No Spiritual Root Can’t Cultivate? (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道) is a Chinese fantasy short drama that follows Han Fan, a mortal without spiritual roots, who is bullied as the lowest servant in the琉璃 Sword Sect. After discovering a rusty sword named Floating Immortal, he gains a chance to defy fate. Season 18 consists of 90 episodes and is marked as completed. This guide covers the plot, production details, and where to watch, based on verified sources.

Two Hearts Jump Into My Home (两颗心跳进我家) is a completed Chinese urban daily drama with 47 episodes. It follows a remarried couple, brought together by blind dating, who unexpectedly conceive twins. Their journey is tested by jealousy, a paternity test, and a former wife’s deception, all rooted in a medical lie from five years ago. The story moves from doubt to trust, showing how love and honesty build a resilient happiness. This vertical short drama suits viewers who enjoy family conflicts, emotional twists, and heartwarming resolutions.

Rebirth in Winter: Stock Up (重生凛冬跟随囤货) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the sci-fi apocalypse genre, running 81 episodes. The story follows Jiang Qingyue, who notices her neighbor acting strangely—working out obsessively, borrowing money, and hoarding food. She deduces he is a rebirthed survivor from a future apocalypse. Without hesitation, she mortgages her house and copies his every purchase, buying even more. A month later, her money is gone, and the apocalypse arrives as expected. This short drama appeals to fans of survival thrillers, time-loop narratives, and resource-management tension, offering a compact binge-watching experience typical of the vertical drama format.

All-Round Stepmom, Rebuilding the Family (全能后妈，爆改全家) is a 71-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the women’s growth genre. It follows Hua Juan, a career-focused office worker, who is hired by Shen Ye, the head of the Shen family, to take care of his three children. After a quick marriage, she moves in and faces the kids’ initial resistance. Using food, empathy, and clever tactics, she gradually wins them over. When she decides to leave, the children refuse to let her go. The series is complete and features a cast including Ma Xiaowei, Song Chen, and others.

Reborn, Who Plays the Rich Heir? Season 10 (都重生了，谁还装富二代啊第十季) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the comeback/revenge genre. It follows Han Dong, a seemingly poor heir from Northeast China, who is drawn into a fierce inheritance battle with Jiangcheng rich kid Chen Ziang. Facing a sudden fortune and a black card worth hundreds of millions, Han Dong outsmarts his powerful father and transforms from a poor student into a financial tycoon. Meanwhile, his ally Lu Chuan is trapped in a European business alliance, dealing with arrogant royal elders and overseas conglomerates. Together, they turn the tables in a high-stakes cross-border business war. With 84 episodes, this short drama suits fans of fast-paced revenge stories, family conflict, and rags-to-riches transformations.