Latest Short Dramas

Seven Years for a Down Payment (七年首付换来一次清醒) is a 152-episode era drama following Chen Yuan’s journey from financial exploitation to independence. After his family misuses his hard-earned down payment, Chen faces a marriage crisis and discovers a shocking truth about his origins. Guided by a lawyer, he asserts his inheritance rights and learns to set boundaries. The story concludes with Chen rejecting passive acceptance, choosing instead to build a new life with his partner. It is suitable for viewers interested in family dynamics, legal drama, and personal growth narratives.

The Advisor is Very Good at Flirting is a highly recommended 40-episode urban daily life short drama known for its fresh concept and sweet romance. The story follows a strategic advisor who excels in the art of flirting, navigating modern relationships with charm and wit. This timeline outlines the key events of the completed series, focusing on the romantic progression and daily interactions between the leads. It is suitable for viewers looking for a complete, sweet, and engaging urban romance story.

Stolen Face (Dao Yan) is a 56-episode campus-themed short drama that follows college student Meng Chuan. While using a basic elderly phone, he becomes the target of multiple online dating meetups. As false evidence piles up, Meng Chuan calmly gathers proof and uncovers a larger conspiracy involving other students facing similar situations.

This is a 55-episode urban daily drama titled ‘Don’t Take My Girl Bestie, Prick My Boyfriend’ (Chinese: 别拿女兄弟，撬我男朋友). The story focuses on the romantic entanglements and witty interactions between the main characters, culminating in a satisfying conclusion. It is recommended for viewers who enjoy smart protagonists and comedic situations, particularly the hilarious escape room sequence. The series is completed and falls under the urban daily genre.

This is a 110-episode Chinese period short drama about a man named Lin Dongyang who is reborn back to 1982. After a past life of regret and losing his family, he wakes up to find his wife, Li Huixiang, is still pregnant and his son is just a baby. The story follows his timeline of redemption: he dedicates himself to making money through fishing and business, while cherishing his family life. As his wealth grows, he faces external threats like theft and rivalry, but remains focused on protecting his loved ones. It is suitable for viewers who enjoy emotional, era-based stories about family, redemption, and hard work.

The Boss, You Need to Step In Season 1 (大佬，你该出手了第一季) is a 169-episode Chinese fantasy drama following Zhang Qingfeng, a reclusive sword immortal. After learning he has a daughter, he descends to the mortal realm to find her, only to discover her clan admission spot has been stolen. As he investigates the conspiracy, he must balance protecting his daughter, dealing with a waiting demon princess, and managing his eight disciples’ pressure for him to settle his worldly ties. This timeline tracks his journey from a hidden master to a protective father facing layered conspiracies.

This is a fast-paced revenge short drama about a 100-year-old man named Su Mu who awakens a supernatural system to protect his family. After his wife and son are massacred by the Northern Di, he enlists in the army to save his 12-year-old granddaughter. The story details his rise from a frail elder to a battlefield legend using divine powers and combat skills. It is suitable for audiences who enjoy high-stakes action, family protection themes, and system-based progression stories.

This 80-episode Xuanhuan series follows the transmigration of Xuan Du, who activates the ‘Cultivation Sum System’ and abandons his former life to join the Jie Sect. The narrative chronicles his rapid rise to the peak of the Daluo Jinxian realm, his subjugation of the Phoenix Clan’s Kong Xuan, and his pivotal role in altering the outcomes of the巫妖量劫 (Wu-Yao Calamity) and the Fengshen Calamity. The story focuses on his partnership with Bixiao and his efforts to protect humanity against overwhelming heavenly forces.

This short drama follows Empress Jiang Zhi Miao, who transmigrates into an ancient palace and binds a ‘gossip’ system. Initially seeking a lazy life, she is forced to act when she learns of a rebellion plot. Through her internal吐槽 (roasting), she is overheard by the tyrant Emperor Yue Lin and the harem. Together, they dismantle the ‘literary plagiarist’ male lead’s schemes, crush the Empress Dowager’s curses, and ultimately save the Emperor’s life, creating a prosperous era together.

The 80s Lucky Wife: Ruan Zi Yi’s Book Dream follows a woman who transmigrates into a novel as a doomed villainess. To survive, she marries a cold, disabled man, Shen Yu Zheng, and alters the original plot. This timeline tracks her journey from a desperate marriage to a powerful partnership.

This short drama chronicles the escalating conflict between Lin Zhixia and her roommate, Du Xiaoman, who treats taking advantage of others as a habit. The story follows a timeline of Du’s boundary-crossing behavior—from stealing daily necessities to office theft and embezzlement. Initially, Lin’s tolerance only encouraged Du’s greed. However, the narrative shifts when Lin and her fellow roommates decide to stop enabling Du, using documented evidence to expose her true nature and ensure she pays for her actions.

This apocalyptic short drama follows Chu Chenyin, who time-travels to the Dayong Dynasty and awakens with a portable supermarket. Facing imminent execution and natural disasters, she hoards essential supplies to save the Hou Fu. Together with her husband, she builds a fortress, manages refugees, and eventually overthrows the corrupt old dynasty to establish a new era of peace.