Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, Who Plays the Rich Kid Anymore? Season 10 (Chinese: 都重生了，谁还装富二代啊第十季) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the comeback/revenge genre. It follows Han Dong, a young man from a wealthy northeastern family who hides his identity as a poor student. When he and Jiangcheng rich kid Chen Ziang are caught in an inheritance battle, Han Dong uses clever tactics to turn the tables, making his powerful father take the blame while he rises from poverty to become a financial tycoon. Meanwhile, his ally Lu Chuan faces a European business alliance in the Netherlands, dealing with arrogant royal elders and overseas conglomerates. The 84-episode series is ideal for fans of fast-paced short dramas with family conflict, business intrigue, and satisfying reversals.

Su Yi Transmigrates Into a Book Season 7 Finale is a Chinese short drama (also known as a vertical drama) that wraps up the story of Su Wan, a woman who transmigrates into a book and builds a new life in the capital. She manages her own soap and food businesses while supporting her family—her brothers become officials, doctors, or artists. The series blends family warmth, personal growth, and a slow-burn romance with a reliable partner. With 227 episodes, it suits viewers who enjoy character-driven farming (种田) stories with a focus on daily life and family bonds. This guide covers the story timeline, episode count, and what to expect from the finale.

Who Said No Spirit Root Can’t Cultivate? (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十七季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. It follows Han Fan, a servant at the Liuli Sword Sect who has no spirit root and no background. Despite constant humiliation and poverty, he discovers a rusty broken sword called Fu Xian while gathering bamboo on a mountain. This find changes his fate and sets him on an unexpected path. The series has 102 episodes and is marked as completed. This guide walks through the known timeline of events, explains the setting, and answers common questions about the show. It is ideal for viewers who enjoy cultivation stories with underdog protagonists and xianxia worldbuilding.

Eternal Night Survival: 100,000 Residents (Season 2) is a completed Chinese sci-fi vertical drama with 206 episodes. The story follows Chen An, who awakens a unique talent called ‘Unrivaled’ during a sudden eternal night that plunges humanity into a brutal survival world. With limited resources and small rooms, survivors struggle to stay alive. Chen An uses his daily resource rewards to unite others, upgrade defenses, distribute weapons, and build a community to fight evolving monsters. This guide covers the story timeline, cast, and ending for viewers seeking a concise overview.

Zhan Yuan Feng Bo (Courtyard Dispute) is a completed Chinese urban short drama in the ‘urban farming’ subgenre. It follows Xu Xiuhe, who invests her savings to turn her parents’ old courtyard into a homestay called He Yuan. Her vain neighbor, Fang Guixiang, secretly takes a spare key and occupies the courtyard to host her son’s wedding banquet, even collecting a 60,000 yuan payment from the bride’s side. The story traces how Xu Xiuhe, initially vilified online as a ‘heartless landlord,’ uses her wits and evidence to reverse public opinion and reclaim her property. This 66-episode vertical drama suits viewers who enjoy slice-of-life conflicts, family disputes, and satisfying revenge plots.

Shou Zu Lao Han (The Rent-Collecting Old Man) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in 121 episodes. It follows 62-year-old Wu Nai, a landlord diagnosed with a terminal illness and given only 14 days to live. A system suddenly binds to him, offering a two-month life extension for every three female tenants he surprises. To survive, he devises outrageous stunts—from drinking expensive sea cucumber porridge to staying up all night in an internet café, winning a luxury car, and helping a tenant recover unpaid wages. This comedic system-driven story blends humor, heart, and a grumpy old man’s second chance at life. Perfect for fans of reverse-moe, feel-good short dramas.

Tianzai Huohuo Lu (天灾囤货录，善恶见人心) is a completed Chinese sci-fi apocalyptic vertical drama with 151 episodes. The story follows a kind-hearted female lead who stockpiles supplies before a disaster, but her generosity is tested as neighbors and family members take advantage of her. The drama explores themes of human nature, morality, and survival, and is best suited for fans of apocalyptic thrillers and character-driven short dramas.

This is a 66-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily life genre. The story follows Lin Yue, a newly married woman whose mother-in-law, Wang Guifen, demands she hand over her salary card for unified family financial management. Lin Yue cleverly transfers only her fixed base salary to the card, keeping the rest under her control. As her mother-in-law escalates by cutting food budgets and fabricating pre-marital debts, Lin Yue calmly collects evidence, protects her property boundaries, and ultimately maintains her independence and dignity. This drama suits viewers who enjoy realistic family conflicts, smart female protagonists, and stories about setting boundaries in relationships.

Core of the Blade (芯骨藏锋) is a 52-episode Chinese urban short drama that follows a brilliant software engineer who is stripped of her year-end bonus under the excuse of a negative attitude. After resigning, the company’s systems crash because only she holds the encryption keys. She fixes the crisis, then walks away to become a tech director with a multiplied salary, while the colleague who stole her credit is eventually pushed out. This story of workplace justice and self-worth appeals to fans of vertical dramas and short-form revenge narratives.

Born with Super Strength, Pampered by the Fu Family (天生怪力女主，被傅家捧在心尖) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the豪门总裁 (rich family CEO) romance genre. The story follows Xiang Wan, a naturally strong woman who was betrayed by her ex-boyfriend and best friend, losing her savings and struggling to pay for her grandmother’s medical care. After saving the young master of the Fu family, she is hired as his caregiver and finds support and warmth from the Fu family, especially the CEO who quietly resolves her troubles. With 50 episodes, this short drama appeals to fans of sweet romance, family warmth, and strong female leads overcoming adversity.

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 in the era/revenge genre. The story follows Chen Yao, who is reborn on the day of her divorce. Having learned from her past life’s mistakes, she decisively agrees to the divorce and secures her rightful compensation. When a dispute arises, the man who once saved her from a river steps forward to testify on her behalf, and their bond deepens into love. After marriage, Chen Yao uses her design talent to land a factory job and builds a happy life. This vertical drama appeals to fans of rebirth, romance, and period settings.

Transmigrated as a Cannon Fodder: Not a Villain? Why Hugs? Season 8 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the ancient style genre. The story follows Jiang Luyi, a modern woman who accidentally transmigrates into a novel and expects to become the sweet female lead. However, a system error forces her into the body of Su Ruan, a cannon fodder character destined for a miserable end. From the moment she arrives, she collides with the powerful Prince Yan Chen and injures him, sparking a pursuit. She must also deal with the consequences of the original Su Ruan’s schemes against her cousin Yu Qinghe and the troubles caused by a loyal but impulsive maid. With no way back and no one to rely on, Jiang Luyi changes her arrogant ways and carefully navigates dangers to survive. This guide provides a chronological story timeline, key facts, and answers to common questions about the drama.