Latest Short Dramas

Luan Shi Fan Hua Ru Jun Huai (乱世繁花入君怀) is a 76-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the romance and revenge genres. Set in Republican-era Haicheng, it follows student Xu Wantang, who becomes pregnant after meeting Fu Chengxiao, unaware of his true identity. Guided by her unborn child’s visions, she uncovers schemes by Bai Manqing and Shen Zhiyi, survives a cliff fall, and finally finds happiness with Fu Chengxiao. This guide covers the story timeline, characters, and ending for viewers interested in short dramas.

This Chinese vertical drama follows a landlord who bets that a company with 4,000 employees and thousands of devices cannot relocate. The company’s president, Lin, never argues, pays rent on time, and continues projects. Unknown to the landlord, Lin had prepared a new headquarters a year earlier. Three days later, all 4,000 employees and equipment are gone, leaving the building empty. The story highlights that true confidence comes from having a backup plan, not just tough words. It is a 67-episode completed male-oriented short drama, ideal for fans of workplace revenge and strategic showdowns.

The Free Lunch That Burns (Chinese: 烫嘴的免费午饭) is a 58-episode urban daily short drama that follows Lin Chen, a new office worker whose lunches are repeatedly stolen and sabotaged by veteran employee Li Xiulan, with HR manager Wang Meng shielding the culprit. To fight back, Lin Chen prepares a lunch laced with a legal ‘ghost pepper’ extract and attaches a bold warning label. Li Xiulan ignores the warning, tears off the label, and eats the lunch, landing in the hospital. When Li’s family storms the company and Wang Meng pressures Lin Chen to settle, Lin Chen calls the police and presents surveillance footage plus a recorded disclaimer from Wang Meng confirming ‘consequences are on you.’ This story is perfect for viewers who enjoy workplace justice tales with a spicy twist and a satisfying showdown.

Home Is Love Season 4 (以爱为家第四季) is a 76-episode Chinese short drama that follows three friends—Li Guanlan, Li Xuan, and Jiang Liu—as they return to their hometown after graduation. Together, they confront relatives’ schemes, start internships at a media company, and eventually launch a fashion brand for middle-aged women. The series blends family conflict, workplace challenges, and social commentary on age and beauty. It suits viewers who enjoy character-driven stories about friendship, ambition, and overcoming prejudice.

Homecoming Reunion: Testing Hearts with a Million is a completed 81-episode Chinese family short drama. The story follows Gu Cheng, who was abducted as a child and becomes a billionaire. Twenty-five years later, he returns to his biological parents but pretends to be a beggar to test their sincerity. His snobbish sister-in-law and relatives mock him, while his parents warmly accept him with a treasured sweater. Touched by their love, Gu Cheng secretly helps his younger brother grow, but discovers that his sister-in-law Zhou Li and her ‘lover’ Zhao Ming plot to seize the demolition compensation for the family’s old house. Gu Cheng exposes their scheme at a demolition meeting, reveals his true identity, and finally marries his secretary Shen Qiushui, reuniting the family. This drama suits fans of heartfelt family reunions and revenge plots.

Three Days Later, I Travel to Ancient Times and Loan Out the Mall! is a completed Chinese vertical drama (short drama) with 457 episodes, blending time travel, farming, and survival themes. The story follows a woman on the brink of death who binds to a time-travel system, unlocking an infinite warehouse that can store supplies in stasis. She spends everything she has to buy grain, weapons, medicine, solar equipment, and seeds, then crosses into a war-torn ancient world. Upon arrival, she faces a forced marriage system, takes in three miserable women, hides modern supplies in a broken thatched hut, and deals with an imminent heavy poll tax. This drama suits fans of fast-paced transmigration stories, resourceful heroines, and slice-of-life survival with a modern twist.

Who Said You Can’t Cultivate Without a Spiritual Root? (Season 26) 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. Despised and hungry, his life changes when he discovers a rusty broken sword named Fu Xian while gathering bamboo in the mountains. The story traces his journey from the bottom of the cultivation world to an unexpected path of power. This drama suits fans of underdog stories, cultivation adventures, and short-form fantasy series.

Winter Follow Stockpiling Season 2 (凛冬跟随囤货第二季) is a Chinese sci-fi apocalyptic short drama that continues the survival saga of Jiang Qingyue and her team in a world ravaged by extreme cold and toxic fog. With 130 episodes, the series follows the group as they battle zombie hordes, build a zombie farming base, and upgrade their systems to survive. This guide covers the plot timeline, key characters, and essential viewing information for fans of vertical dramas and apocalyptic storytelling.

末哥超凡公路第六季 is a completed Chinese sci-fi apocalyptic vertical drama with 215 episodes. Set in a world overrun by mysterious disasters, it follows the Fair Fleet as they capture a city and build a sanctuary for survivors. As danger fades, internal conflicts and power struggles emerge, testing leader Chen Ye’s ability to protect the city and humanity’s future. This guide covers the story timeline, key themes, and essential viewing information.

Label God Season 2 (标签造神第二季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban high-martial genre. The story follows Gu Qing, who suddenly sees labels above people’s heads that can rewrite his future. Touching a celebrity label brings fame, while a corpse label brings death. As this power awakens, spiritual energy revives on Earth and monsters invade, plunging the world into chaos. With 150 episodes, this short drama blends supernatural suspense, urban fantasy, and action. It suits fans of fast-paced Chinese short dramas and those who enjoy unique power systems and apocalyptic settings.

精通婴语满朝权贵求我带娃 (Understanding Baby Talk: The Court Nobles Beg Me to Babysit) is a Chinese short drama about Song Yubai, a poor young woman who can understand baby language. She uses this gift to care for the fussy infants of the powerful families in the capital, solving their mysterious ailments and earning the title ‘Aunt Song’ as the nobles compete for her services. This heartwarming story blends comedy, family, and a touch of fantasy, perfect for fans of light-hearted vertical dramas with a unique premise.

The Prince’s Little Treasure (王府小祖宗，捡啥啥是宝) is a completed Chinese short drama in the ancient style genre, running 120 episodes. The story follows Cheng Ru’an, the princess of the Prince’s mansion, who, after a series of misfortunes, seeks guidance at her ancestors’ graves and is led to a lively orphan girl named Tuan Tuan. Tuan Tuan, despite her humble origins, is innocent and kind, and has a knack for finding unexpected treasures in overlooked corners. Once brought to the mansion, she brings laughter and good fortune, gradually winning over the household and becoming the cherished little treasure of the entire Prince’s mansion. This heartwarming tale is perfect for fans of family-oriented, feel-good short dramas with a touch of ancient Chinese charm.