Latest Short Dramas

The General Who Carries Loads to Feed a Million Soldiers is a completed Chinese short drama (133 episodes) in the urban fantasy genre. It follows Xiao Zhenbei, a general defending Shazhou for three years, who accidentally time-travels from ancient times to the modern 21st century through a latrine. To feed his starving soldiers and citizens, he takes on odd jobs like carrying loads, modeling, and coaching. The drama blends comedy, action, and modern-ancient contrasts, appealing to fans of light-hearted time-travel stories and short-form vertical dramas.

Fu Bao Heals the World, also known as 家有萌娃岁岁安, is a completed Chinese short drama in the quick-transmigration (快穿) genre. It follows a lovable child protagonist named Fu Bao who travels across different story worlds, bringing warmth and healing to the people she meets. With 169 episodes, the series is designed for fans of wholesome, family-friendly vertical dramas that center on adorable kids and emotional comfort. If you enjoy lighthearted stories about cute children and feel-good moments, this short drama is a perfect pick.

My Uncle’s Banquet (大伯孩子升学，却让我花钱办升学宴) is a 60-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily genre. It follows Xu Yue, a young woman whose uncle tries to force her to pay for his son’s college celebration banquet using her hotel account. When the bill reaches 370,000 yuan, the uncle’s family refuses to pay and causes a scene. Xu Yue later presents the full evidence at a press conference, restoring the truth and upholding integrity. This story is perfect for viewers who enjoy family conflicts, justice-driven plots, and short-form drama with clear moral lessons.

Suona Cultivation: A Blast Through the Cultivation World Season 6 is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. The series follows Yun Qiqi, who transmigrates into a cultivation world and, instead of following the usual path, chooses a laid-back lifestyle. When selecting a cultivation method, she picks a suona (a traditional Chinese horn) as her magical instrument, leading to a unique and humorous journey. This season consists of 113 episodes and is suitable for fans of comedic cultivation stories and short-form vertical dramas. The show is known for its playful take on cultivation tropes and its catchy, meme-worthy suona music.

A Vacation Turned Boss Lady (休个假，顺便成了老板娘) is a completed Chinese urban romance vertical drama with 77 episodes. The story follows Shi Qian, whose marriage is a sham: her husband Song Heng has remained faithful to his ex for three years and even arranges for her to carry a stranger’s child. But the next day, her boss Huo Chenyu appears and reveals he is the father, demanding she divorce and marry him. This guide covers the episode count, cast, and the known plot timeline, based on verified source facts.

Who Says No Spirit Root Can’t Cultivate? (Season 20) is a completed Chinese short drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. It follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the琉璃 Sword Sect who has no spirit root and no background. Despite being treated as nothing, he discovers a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal while gathering bamboo on a mountain. This find changes his fate. The season consists of 95 episodes and tells a story of perseverance and hidden destiny. It suits fans of cultivation stories, underdog protagonists, and vertical short dramas with a serialized format.

Awakened False God: The Gods Abandoned Me, I Became a God 2 is a Chinese vertical short drama (also known as a short drama) in the fantasy brain-burn genre. It is the second season of the series and has a total of 139 episodes, with a completed status. The story follows a protagonist who, after being abandoned by the gods, rises to become a god themselves. This guide covers the known story timeline, episode count, and genre details, helping viewers understand what to expect from this fantasy short drama.

Yue Yong Bian Yu Liang Yu Meng Season 11 (月慵便枕玉凉梦第十一季) is a completed Chinese short drama in the era genre, featuring 83 episodes. The story follows Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business and regain control of their lives, while facing sabotage from Xiao Qing. With support from Lu Zeming, Wen Yi overcomes a business crisis, and the season explores her evolving marriage and Lu Zeming’s growing feelings for her. This vertical drama suits fans of character-driven stories about resilience, sisterhood, and romance.

A Village Raises a God Season 1 (一村人养一个神第一季) is a Chinese vertical short drama that blends rural life with a touch of the supernatural. Set in a forgotten temple during a time of famine and chaos, the story follows a group of displaced villagers who find shelter and slowly rebuild their lives. The narrative focuses on human resilience, mutual support, and the quiet hope that emerges when people care for one another. With 80 episodes, this completed series offers a heartfelt and grounded take on survival and community. Ideal for viewers who enjoy character-driven stories with emotional depth and a subtle twist of fate.

This vertical drama follows Li Ming, a kind-hearted employee who offers a colleague a ride to work. What begins as a simple favor slowly turns into an expectation, with the colleague taking his generosity for granted. As boundaries blur and workplace challenges mount, Li Ming learns to prioritize his own career and well-being. With 49 episodes, this short drama explores themes of personal boundaries, professional growth, and self-respect. Perfect for fans of workplace stories and character-driven narratives.

Love Letters from the 25th Time Zone (第二十五时区的情书) is a completed 86-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban romance genre. It follows childhood sweethearts Zhou Jingni and Shen Yi, who secretly like each other but are separated by a life-changing event. Shen Yi moves to the UK, Zhou Jingni to Sydney, and the distance and time difference put their budding love on hold. Over the years, misunderstandings, separation, and unspoken feelings stretch their bond. They write letters to a nonexistent 25th time zone, expressing what they dare not say aloud. Years later, they reunite, resolve past regrets, and finally confess their long-hidden love. The story is a heartfelt tale of longing, timing, and second chances, perfect for fans of emotional romance short dramas.

Marshal’s Little Blessing Season 6 (帅府福崽，卯卯驾到第六季) is a completed Chinese short drama set in the Republic era. It follows Xia Xiaoxiang, who accidentally saves the military governor Lou and moves into his mansion with her three-year-old daughter Mao Mao. The adorable child wins over the stern old lady, heals the disabled fourth young master, and earns the affection of four older brothers, bringing harmony to the once-troubled household. This heartwarming family story spans 111 episodes and is perfect for fans of cute-child and family reconciliation vertical dramas.