Latest Short Dramas

Rebirth in the Winter: Stock Up (重生凛冬跟随囤货) is a completed Chinese sci-fi short drama that blends apocalyptic survival with a clever twist on trust and observation. The story follows Jiang Qingyue, a sharp-eyed woman who notices her neighbor acting strangely — obsessively working out, borrowing money, and hoarding supplies. She quickly deduces that he might be a reborn survivor from a future catastrophe. Without hesitation, she mortgages her house and copies his every purchase, spending every last cent. A month later, the apocalypse arrives exactly as predicted. This 81-episode vertical drama appeals to fans of survival thrillers, time-loop narratives, and character-driven stories about quick thinking and resilience.

All-Round Stepmom, Family Reborn (全能后妈，爆改全家) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the women’s growth genre. It follows Hua Juan, a workplace overachiever, who is hired by Shen Ye, the head of the Shen family, to care for his three children. After a quick marriage, she moves in and faces immediate resistance from the kids. She wins over the youngest with food, the daughter with understanding and love, and the eldest with her own brand of ‘magic.’ When she decides to step away, the children refuse to let her go. The drama spans 71 episodes and features a cast including Ma Xiaowei, Song Chen, Dong Ankang, Zhang Chenxi, Lin Jingyi, Li Sixian, Lü Mingxuan, He Xueyushan, and Ma Yu. It suits viewers who enjoy family transformation stories with a strong female lead and heartwarming dynamics.

Reborn, Who Still Plays the Rich Heir? Season 10 is a 84-episode Chinese vertical drama that blends inheritance conflict, clever scheming, and international business intrigue. The story follows Han Dong, a seemingly poor young man from the northeast who is actually the heir to a powerful family. When his father tests him with a massive cash gift and a black card worth hundreds of millions, Han Dong cleverly turns the tables, making his tough father take the blame while transforming from a poor student into a financial tycoon. Meanwhile, his brother Lu Chuan faces a separate challenge in Europe, where he must outmaneuver arrogant royal elders and aggressive overseas conglomerates in a high-stakes business war. This drama is perfect for viewers who enjoy revenge plots, family power struggles, and underdog-to-tycoon transformations with a touch of international flair.

Su Yi Transmigrated Book Season 7 Finale (苏忆穿书第七季完结篇) is a Chinese short drama that blends transmigration, family life, and business growth. The story follows Su Wan, a sharp-minded woman who settles in the capital, runs her own soap and food businesses, and supports her family through social and political challenges. Her brothers rise through talent in court, medicine, and art, while she builds a warm, prosperous life alongside a reliable partner. This guide covers the episode count, character dynamics, and themes for viewers interested in farming-style short dramas with strong family bonds.

Who Said You Can’t Cultivate Without a Spiritual Root? Season 17 (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十七季) is a completed 102-episode Chinese fantasy short drama set in the Primordial Wilderness, where spiritual roots determine one’s fate. The story follows Han Fan, a lowly servant at the琉璃 Sword Sect with no spiritual root and no background, who endures humiliation and hunger. After accidentally discovering a rusty broken sword named Floating Immortal while gathering bamboo, his destiny begins to shift. This character-focused guide explores Han Fan’s motivations, growth, and the world that shapes him, ideal for viewers who enjoy underdog cultivation stories and vertical dramas with strong character arcs.

Eternal Night Survival: 100,000 Residents (Season 2) is a Chinese sci-fi apocalypse short drama that follows Chen An, an ordinary man who awakens a unique talent called ‘Unrivaled’ after a sudden eternal night plunges humanity into a brutal survival world. Each day, he receives massive amounts of supplies, but instead of hoarding them, he unites nearby survivors, upgrades defenses, distributes weapons, and builds a team to fight evolving monsters. The series, which has 206 episodes and is marked as completed, focuses on leadership, cooperation, and hope in extreme adversity. It suits fans of survival thrillers and character-driven vertical dramas who enjoy stories about resilience and community building.

Zhan Yuan Feng Bo (占院风波) is a 66-episode Chinese short drama in the urban farming genre. It follows Xu Xiuhe, who invests her savings to renovate her parents’ old courtyard and opens a homestay called He Yuan. Her neighbor Fang Guixiang, obsessed with saving face, tries to take over the courtyard for her son’s wedding banquet. After being refused, she steals a spare key and occupies the property. Xu Xiuhe must use her wits and evidence to reclaim her home and clear her name after being unfairly labeled a ‘heartless landlord’. This drama suits viewers who enjoy stories about property disputes, clever protagonists, and small-town social dynamics.

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 miserly landlord diagnosed with a terminal illness and only 14 days to live. A mysterious system binds to him, granting two extra months of life for every time he surprises his three female tenants. To survive, he embarks on a series of outrageous stunts—from splurging on expensive sea cucumber porridge to winning a luxury car and helping a tenant recover unpaid wages. This heartwarming comedy blends system-driven fantasy with everyday urban life, offering a humorous yet touching story about second chances and human connection. Perfect for fans of lighthearted system stories and character-driven short dramas.

Skyfall Stockpile (天灾囤货录，善恶见人心) is a completed 151-episode Chinese vertical drama in the sci-fi apocalyptic genre. The story follows a kind-hearted female protagonist who stockpiles supplies before a disaster, only to face moral dilemmas as neighbors, family, and strangers test her generosity. The series explores how crisis reveals true character, blending survival tension with ethical questions about trust, selfishness, and compassion. Ideal for fans of short-form apocalyptic dramas with strong character-driven narratives.

This 66-episode Chinese short drama, originally titled ‘婆婆要我上交工资卡，我反手只留两千’, follows Lin Yue, a newly married woman whose mother-in-law, Wang Guifen, demands she hand over her entire salary card. Instead of complying fully, Lin Yue transfers only a fixed basic salary, keeping the rest for herself. As Wang Guifen escalates with budget-cutting meals and fabricated pre-marital debts, Lin Yue calmly collects evidence and defends her financial independence. The series is a realistic urban daily drama about marital boundaries, financial autonomy, and standing up to manipulation. Perfect for viewers who enjoy family conflict narratives with a strong, level-headed protagonist.

Core of the Blade (芯骨藏锋) is a completed 52-episode Chinese urban short drama that follows a brilliant software engineer who is unfairly denied his year-end bonus and resigns in protest. When the company’s systems crash because only he holds the encryption key, he returns briefly to fix the issue, then walks away for good. He later becomes the technical director at a rival company, while the salesperson who stole his credit is fired. The drama explores themes of self-worth, technical integrity, and standing up against workplace injustice. It is ideal for viewers who enjoy workplace revenge stories and modern urban dramas with a satisfying payoff.

Born with Super Strength, Pampered by the Fu Family (天生怪力女主，被傅家捧在心尖) is a 50-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the wealthy family romance genre. The story follows Xiang Wan, a naturally strong woman who loses her savings to a manipulative ex-boyfriend and a fake friend, leaving her unable to pay for her grandmother’s medical care. After rescuing the young master of the Fu family, she is hired as his caregiver. The Fu family, especially the CEO, quietly resolves her troubles and gives her a sense of belonging. Xiang Wan stops being a pushover, confronts her past, and builds her own design studio. This drama suits fans of empowering romance, family warmth, and revenge against betrayers.