Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, Who Still Plays the Rich Heir? Season 8 is a 124-episode Chinese vertical drama in the ‘counterattack’ (逆袭) genre. The story follows Lu Chuan, a man reborn with a strategic mind, as he expands his business empire from domestic China to the Middle East. He outmaneuvers rivals, secures a tea estate, and uncovers a massive oil-field surveillance trap. This season blends revenge, business warfare, and cultural clashes, appealing to fans of fast-paced short dramas who enjoy underdog-turned-master narratives. The series is complete, but no official streaming platform or cast details are confirmed.

Yi Chao (移巢, also known as Moving Nest) is a 70-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that centers on Chao Ning and Yi Linxun, who meet through a blind date and enter a six-month contract marriage with a bet: whoever asks for a divorce first loses. Initially planning to just go through the motions, they gradually develop genuine feelings for each other. The story explores cultural themes of arranged introductions, contractual relationships, and emotional growth, making it appealing to viewers who enjoy slow-burn romance and modern Chinese social dynamics.

Reborn, Who Plays the Rich Second Generation? Season 7 is a completed Chinese vertical drama (short drama) with 77 episodes. It follows Lu Chuan, a reborn protagonist who navigates both school and business worlds. In school, he easily defeats schemes by Zhang Jiahao and others. In the business arena, he returns to the capital to compete for a share of a massive industrial park project. He secures an exclusive chip agency with Wang Chui, defeats the He family, and forms a company. Meanwhile, Che Lizi falls into a fake oil field scam, prompting Lu Chuan to go overseas for a counterattack. This drama suits fans of fast-paced revenge, business warfare, and underdog-to-power narratives common in Chinese micro-dramas.

Su Yi Transmigrates Season 5 is a completed Chinese short drama (139 episodes) in the ‘farming’ (种田) genre. It follows a rural woman who uses her soap-making skills to build a business empire across Jiangnan, supporting her family and brother as he becomes a top scholar. The series blends transmigration tropes with themes of female independence, family loyalty, and overcoming social prejudice. Ideal for fans of slice-of-life historical dramas and strong female leads.

This is a Chinese vertical short drama (also known as a ‘short drama’ or ‘micro-drama’) that continues the story of Lu Chuan and his college roommates in Season 9. The plot blends everyday campus life with business rivalry, as Lu Chuan navigates a dinner party, deals with provocations, and prepares medical equipment for a sick elder. It suits viewers who enjoy fast-paced, character-driven stories with a mix of warmth and corporate scheming. The series is complete with 104 episodes in this season.

穿成炮灰后：不是反派吗？怎么要抱抱第七季 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the ancient style (古风) genre. It follows Jiang Luyi, a modern woman who accidentally transmigrates into a novel and becomes Su Ruan, a cannon fodder character destined for a miserable end. With the system malfunctioning, she must navigate court intrigue, avoid the powerful Prince Yan Chen, and clear the traps set by her predecessor. This 88-episode series blends transmigration, comedy, and romantic tension, appealing to fans of Chinese short dramas who enjoy quick-paced, trope-aware storytelling.

This is a Chinese vertical short drama (also known as a ‘short drama’ or ‘mini drama’) set in the Republican era. The story follows Xia Xiaoxiang, a rural woman, and her three-year-old daughter Maomao, who seek refuge with a warlord, Commander Lou, whom Xia once saved. Maomao’s innocent charm wins over the entire household, healing a depressed fourth young master, warning a third young master against a scam, and saving the matriarch. The 94-episode series is complete and focuses on family warmth and the positive influence of a child. It suits viewers who enjoy heartwarming family stories, historical settings, and the unique format of vertical short dramas.

Houdongzheng (Winter Waiting) is a Chinese youth short drama that follows Liang Ludong, a history student at Jingda University, whose life changes after a game of truth or dare. When her jealous roommate sends a provocative message to Qi Tingheng, the school’s most admired figure, what begins as a physical relationship evolves into a deep emotional bond. This 80-episode vertical drama explores themes of self-acceptance, family trauma, and the journey from casual intimacy to soulmate connection. Ideal for viewers who enjoy character-driven romance with cultural insights into Chinese campus life.

Fifty, Hidden Identity, I Met True Love (五十岁隐藏身份，我遇见真爱) is a 69-episode Chinese urban romance vertical drama. It follows Lu Tianhong, a man in his fifties who hides his powerful identity to seek a peaceful life, and Fang Wanyi, a gentle woman who enters his world without chasing status. Their late-life romance faces opposition from his ambitious son Lu Yu, leading to father-son conflict and public gossip. This guide explains the plot, cast, cultural context, and what the ending implies, helping international viewers understand the drama’s themes and genre conventions.

30,000 Feet, She Didn’t Bow Down (三万英尺，她没有低头) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily genre. It tells the story of Lin Wan, a passenger who is forcibly removed from a flight due to the arrogance of premium members, crew favoritism, and airline overbooking. What the airline doesn’t know is that Lin Wan specializes in aviation law. After leaving the cabin, she legally obtains records and exposes identity fraud and the practice of picking on easy targets. The drama explores themes of privilege, rules, and justice at 30,000 feet. With 43 episodes, it suits viewers who enjoy legal revenge stories and social commentary in a compact format.

Baozi Li De Zhenxin (包子里的真心) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the ‘reversal’ genre, running 41 episodes. The story follows baozi stall owner Qiao Yongfu, who raises prices by 50 cents due to rising costs, only to lose customers to rival Gao Qiwang’s cheaper but low-quality buns. Forced out of the industrial park, Qiao moves to a morning market, sticking to fresh meat and never selling overnight fillings. His integrity slowly wins loyal customers, while Gao’s spoiled buns cause mass food poisoning, leading the park to invite Qiao back. The drama explores food safety, small-business ethics, and the value of honesty over profit. Ideal for viewers who enjoy slice-of-life stories with moral lessons and cultural context about Chinese street food culture.

A Match Made in Heaven: The Cynical Prince and His Life-Saving Chef (天降良缘：厌世王爷和他的续命小厨娘) is a 98-episode Chinese short drama in the ancient romance genre. It follows Song Sanyuan, a humble kitchen maid from a noble family, who is forced to marry Prince Wei Feng, a blind and disabled war hero everyone avoids. What begins as a cold, loveless arrangement turns into a heartwarming story as her cooking and courage slowly break through his cynical shell. This guide explains the cultural backdrop of substitute brides and arranged marriages, and what makes this vertical drama appealing to international viewers.