Latest Short Dramas

Su Yi Transmigrates Into a Book Season 7 Finale (苏忆穿书第七季完结篇) is a Chinese farming (种田) short drama that follows Su Wan, a transmigrated protagonist who builds a thriving soap and food business in the capital while supporting her family. With 227 episodes, the series blends slice-of-life entrepreneurship, family bonds, and a slow-burn romance. It suits viewers who enjoy cozy, character-driven vertical dramas with a focus on daily life and personal growth.

Who Says No Spiritual Root Can’t Cultivate? (之无灵证道) is a completed Chinese xianxia short drama that follows Han Fan, a mortal with no spiritual root, who is reduced to the lowest menial servant at the琉璃 Sword Sect. After discovering a rusty broken sword named Floating Immortal, his fate begins to shift. This guide covers the show’s 102-episode run, its Eastern fantasy genre, and the core premise of defying destiny in a world where spiritual roots determine everything. Perfect for fans of cultivation stories and vertical drama enthusiasts looking for a binge-worthy series.

Eternal Night Survival: 100,000 Residents (Season 2) is a completed Chinese sci-fi survival short drama with 206 episodes. The story follows Chen An, who awakens a unique talent called ‘Unrivaled’ after eternal night plunges humanity into a brutal apocalypse. He gains massive daily supplies and chooses to unite survivors, upgrade defenses, distribute weapons, and build a safe community against evolving monsters. This vertical drama suits fans of fast-paced survival stories, resource management, and teamwork themes. The production features a credited cast member known as ‘脑洞’ (Naodong), but detailed actor roles remain unverified.

Zhan Yuan Feng Bo (The Courtyard Dispute) is a 66-episode Chinese urban farming short drama about Xu Xiuhe, who renovates her parents’ old courtyard into a guesthouse called He Yuan. Her neighbor Fang Guixiang, eager to save face for her son’s wedding, steals a spare key and occupies the courtyard for the wedding banquet, even collecting a 60,000 yuan fee from the bride’s side. Xu Xiuhe is initially vilified online as a ‘heartless landlord,’ but she uses her wits and evidence to overturn the narrative and reclaim her property. This drama suits fans of conflict-driven vertical dramas, rural-urban clashes, and strong female leads who fight for justice.

Shou Zu Lao Han (The Rent-Collecting Old Man) is a completed Chinese vertical drama that blends comedy, urban fantasy, and heartfelt moments. The story follows 62-year-old Wu Nai, a miserly landlord who is diagnosed with a terminal illness and given only 14 days to live. Just as he loses hope, a mysterious system binds to him, offering a deal: if he can surprise his three female tenants, he earns two extra months of life. Desperate to survive, Wu Nai embarks on a series of outrageous antics—from splurging on expensive sea cucumber porridge to pulling an all-nighter at an internet cafe, winning a luxury car, and helping his tenants fight for unpaid wages. With his death notice in hand and a bag of tricks, he turns the women’s lives upside down while discovering a new purpose. This short drama is perfect for fans of comedic system stories, unlikely heroes, and warm, uplifting narratives.

Tianzai Huohuo Lu (天灾囤货录，善恶见人心) is a completed Chinese sci-fi apocalyptic short drama with 151 episodes. The story follows a female protagonist who stockpiles supplies before a disaster, only to face moral dilemmas as neighbors and family test her kindness. This guide covers the plot, themes, and production notes, helping viewers decide if this survival drama fits their taste.

This urban-life Chinese short drama follows Lin Yue, a newly married woman whose mother-in-law, Wang Guifen, demands she hand over her entire salary card for family management. Instead of refusing outright, Lin Yue cleverly transfers only her fixed base salary to the card, keeping the rest under her control. As Wang Guifen escalates by cutting food budgets and fabricating pre-marital debts, Lin Yue calmly collects evidence, protects her financial boundaries, and ultimately stands up for her rights and dignity. With 66 episodes, this vertical drama appeals to viewers who enjoy family conflicts, strong female leads, and realistic portrayals of marital power struggles.

芯骨藏锋 (Xin Gu Cang Feng) is a completed Chinese urban short drama that tells the story of a female engineer who is stripped of her year-end bonus under the excuse of a negative attitude, despite being the sole architect of the company’s core system. After resigning, she sleeps peacefully while the company’s servers crash, and only she holds the decryption key. The boss and his team break down her door to beg for help; she fixes the system in half an hour and leaves without looking back. Now she is the technical director at a rival company with a doubled salary, while the salesperson who stole her credit has been kicked out. The drama delivers a satisfying message: your value is determined by your skills, not by your boss’s opinion. This 52-episode series is ideal for viewers who enjoy workplace revenge stories, strong female leads, and fast-paced vertical short dramas.

Born with Superhuman Strength, Pampered by the Fu Family (天生怪力女主，被傅家捧在心尖) is a completed 50-episode Chinese vertical drama in the wealthy-family romance genre. It follows Xiang Wan, a kind-hearted woman who is betrayed by her ex-boyfriend and best friend, losing her savings and struggling to pay for her grandmother’s medical care. After rescuing the young master of the Fu family, she is hired as his caregiver. With her natural physical strength and growing self-respect, she confronts her past, starts her own design studio, and finds warmth and belonging in the Fu household. This short drama appeals to fans of sweet romance, strong heroines, and family-centered storytelling.

After the Divorce, I Make Money in the 70s (退婚后我在七零赚钱养家) is a 127-episode Chinese short drama that blends rebirth, romance, and self-reliance. The story follows Chen Yao, who wakes up on the day of her divorce in the 1970s. Using her past-life knowledge, she secures her compensation and later finds love with the man who once saved her. This vertical drama appeals to fans of quick-paced, character-driven narratives with a nostalgic setting. It is a completed series, ideal for viewers who enjoy satisfying revenge arcs and heartwarming second chances.

穿成炮灰后：不是反派吗？怎么要抱抱第八季 is a completed Chinese short drama in the ancient style (古风) genre, spanning 107 episodes. The story follows Jiang Luyi, a modern woman who transmigrates into a novel and unexpectedly becomes the cannon fodder character Su Ruan, who is destined for a miserable end. After accidentally injuring the powerful Prince Yan Chen, she must navigate palace intrigue, avoid the schemes of her cousin Yu Qinghe, and survive with the help of a loyal but impulsive maid. This guide covers the plot, cast, episode count, and production details for viewers interested in this vertical drama.

Mother-in-Law Made Chive Dumplings (婆婆包了韭菜鸡蛋饺子，我吃完后她崩溃了) is a 77-episode Chinese family ethics short drama. It follows Ye Mian, a pregnant woman with a severe chive allergy, whose mother-in-law Liu Fengying ignores her warnings and feeds her chive dumplings, leading to a medical crisis. The story explores family boundaries, marital loyalty, and justice. Starring Zhang Shanshan, Wu Zhongyuan, and Mei Yu, this vertical drama appeals to viewers who enjoy tense family conflicts and emotional storytelling.