Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, I Won’t Pretend to Be a Rich Heir Season 11 (都重生了，这富二代我不装了第十一季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily genre, running 120 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan and his roommate Zhao Yifan as they travel overseas for a cross-regional business deal, only to discover their partner is caught in internal scheming. They cleverly set a trap to stabilize the cooperation. Meanwhile, roommates Chen Zi’ang and Han Dong accompany their elders to resolve a long-standing family feud, adding warmth. The season weaves business rivalry with family reconciliation, offering a mix of strategy and heartfelt moments. This guide covers the episode timeline, key plot points, and the ending, based on verified source information.

Bitter Gourd Young Master Don’t Cry: Season 2 (苦瓜少爷别哭，迟总夫人又在倒追你第二季) is a completed Chinese short drama in the urban daily life genre. It follows Shen Kui, who gets a second chance to reflect on her marriage with Chi Yuliang, a husband who is sincere but struggles to express his feelings. As she changes her attitude and learns to communicate patiently, the couple grows closer, and the arrival of a new baby brings both challenges and joy. This 85-episode vertical drama is ideal for viewers who enjoy emotional family stories, character growth, and heartwarming relationship arcs.

Who Said You Can’t Cultivate Without Spiritual Roots? (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？) is an Eastern fantasy vertical short drama that has concluded with Season 16, totaling 105 episodes. The story follows the protagonist Han Fan, who defies the conventional requirement of spiritual roots to pursue cultivation. This guide provides a chronological breakdown of the known story events, based on verified sources, and answers common questions about the series’ status, episode count, and where to find legitimate viewing information.

Awakening Ten Kings of Hell: I Am the Red Umbrella Ghost Immortal Season 3 is a completed Chinese urban cultivation short drama spanning 245 episodes. The story follows a protagonist who awakens the power of the Ten Kings of Hell and becomes the Red Umbrella Ghost Immortal, navigating a world of supernatural cultivation. This guide covers the series’ status, episode count, and genre, offering a clear overview for viewers interested in vertical dramas and Chinese short dramas.

The Emperor Betrothed Me to a General, He Demoted Me to Concubine is a completed Chinese costume drama in 47 episodes. The story follows a heroine from a loyal general’s family who is forced into marriage by imperial decree. On her wedding night, the general publicly humiliates her by demoting her to a concubine. She defiantly removes her bridal veil and crown, storms to the palace, and demands to cancel the marriage. Once inside the palace, she uncovers a deeper conspiracy: the truth behind her family’s martyrdom, including forged orders that blocked reinforcements, embezzled pensions, and her brother’s ten-year imprisonment. The drama blends palace intrigue and family revenge, appealing to fans of strong female leads and historical revenge plots.

全世界都吃不下，只有我吃到服务器瘫痪 is a 50-episode Chinese sci-fi short drama set in a world where a mysterious ‘satiety syndrome’ causes people to lose their appetite. Delivery man Lu Ye is the only exception, and his enormous appetite makes him a target of online bullying and poverty. After winning an eating contest, he gains international attention and eventually reveals his ability at a global summit, vowing to help find a cure for the crisis. This vertical drama suits fans of sci-fi, social commentary, and underdog stories.

Mortal Chronicles: Hundred Lives Book 5 (凡人百世书第五季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 109 episodes. The story follows Chen Mo, who unexpectedly gains a Hundred Lives Reincarnation System: after each death, he retains his consciousness and improves his cultivation talent. In his first life, he retreats from the world to do business but is killed by the villain Wu Tiande. In his second life, under the alias Lin Mo, he infiltrates the Purple Garment Sect for ten years, steadily raising his cultivation and ultimately making Wu Tiande face justice, though an ancient elder of the sect foils his full success. This season is ideal for fans of vertical dramas, reincarnation plots, and Chinese fantasy series who enjoy a slow-burn growth narrative with recurring villains and system-based progression.

Home Is Where Love Is Season 3 (以爱为家第三季) is a 90-episode Chinese family short drama that follows college junior Li Guanlan and his wealthy classmates Xie Yulu and Lin Ting as they complete a summer assignment. Their journey from bickering to bonding intertwines with family challenges: Li’s adoptive mother dreams of opening a shop, his biological mother faces bankruptcy, and Lin Ting reconciles with his father. The story culminates in a family reunion, emphasizing that love means supporting each other and home is where hearts light up. This heartwarming vertical drama suits viewers who enjoy family ethics, emotional reconciliation, and coming-of-age stories.

Who Says No Spiritual Root Can Cultivate? (Season 15) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. It follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the琉璃 Sword Sect who has no spiritual root and no background. Despite constant humiliation and a life of poverty, his fate changes when he discovers a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal while gathering bamboo in the mountains. This guide covers the story timeline, episode count, and what is known about the series, based on verified source information.

Yue Yong Bian Yu Liang Meng Jiu Di Jiu Ji (Season 9) is a completed Chinese era drama with 86 episodes. The story follows Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business, face sabotage from Xiao Qing, and find support from Lu Zeming. This guide covers the plot timeline, key events, and the ending.

Get Rich: Mountain City Story 2 (暴富：山城故事2) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the comeback/revenge genre. The story follows Han Qiang, an ordinary man who suddenly becomes wealthy after winning a lottery ticket. At a class reunion, he reconnects with Dong Shuqin, his high school crush. They part that night with a promise to meet again in winter, but Dong Shuqin returns to the big city to continue her career, while Han Qiang drives back to his hometown of Wuxi, deciding to change his life. The drama explores whether their relationship can survive the distance and his new path. With 81 episodes, it suits fans of emotional, character-driven short dramas.

She Is the Realm (她即江山) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the women’s growth category, running 84 episodes. The story follows modern woman Su Qingyan, who travels back in time to the Da Yong dynasty and helps Xiao Jingyuan ascend the throne. Over twenty years, she introduces progressive policies for women, but Xiao breaks his promise by taking a concubine, leading to heartbreak, rebellion, and a final confrontation. This guide outlines the full story timeline, key cast members, and the ending, ideal for viewers seeking a concise plot overview.