Latest Short Dramas

Rebirth in the Cold: Follow the Hoarding (重生凛冬跟随囤货) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the sci-fi apocalypse genre. The story follows Jiang Qingyue, a sharp-eyed woman who notices her neighbor acting strangely: he works out obsessively, borrows money everywhere, and hoards supplies. She quickly deduces that he is a reborn survivor from a future apocalypse. Without hesitation, she mortgages her house and copies his every purchase, only to run out of money by the first payment deadline. Then the apocalypse arrives, exactly as predicted. With 81 episodes, this fast-paced survival tale blends suspense, strategy, and resource management. It is ideal for fans of vertical dramas, post-apocalyptic stories, and clever female protagonists who use observation and quick thinking to survive.

All-Round Stepmom, Reforming the Family (全能后妈，爆改全家) is a completed 71-episode Chinese vertical drama about Hua Juan, a career-driven woman hired by Shen Ye, the head of the Shen family, to care for his three children. After a quick marriage, she moves in and wins over the kids with food, understanding, and a bit of ‘magic.’ When she decides to leave, the children refuse to let her go. This guide covers the story, cast, and viewing information for fans of family-themed short dramas.

Reborn, Who Still Plays Rich? Season 10 (Chinese: 都重生了，谁还装富二代啊第十季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama with 84 episodes. The story follows Han Dong, a seemingly poor heir from Northeast China, who gets caught in a fierce inheritance battle with江城 rich kid Chen Zi’ang. When a huge cash windfall and a black card worth hundreds of millions appear, Han Dong cleverly turns the tables, making his powerful father take the blame and transforming from a broke student into a financial tycoon. Meanwhile, his brother Lu Chuan faces a business crisis in Europe, and together they outsmart arrogant royal elders and overseas financial groups. This series suits fans of fast-paced revenge, family intrigue, and rags-to-riches vertical dramas.

Su Yi Transmigrates Book Season 7 Finale (苏忆穿书第七季完结篇) is a Chinese vertical short drama in the farming-life genre. The story follows Su Yi (also referred to as Su Wan in some translations) as she settles in the capital, managing her family’s soap and food businesses while supporting her brothers’ careers in court, medicine, and art. With 227 episodes, the series blends family warmth, personal growth, and a steady romance. This guide breaks down the narrative stages and viewing pace for newcomers and returning fans.

Who Said No Spiritual Roots Can 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 xianxia short drama with 102 episodes. It follows Han Fan, a lowly servant in the Liuli Sword Sect who, despite having no spiritual roots and no background, discovers a rusty broken sword that changes his fate. This guide breaks down the narrative stages, pacing, and what to expect from the season, ideal for viewers who enjoy cultivation and underdog stories.

Eternal Night: 100,000 Residents (Season 2) is a completed Chinese sci-fi short drama with 206 episodes. The story follows Chen An, who awakens a unique talent called ‘Unrivaled’ in a world plunged into eternal darkness. He gains massive survival resources daily and uses them to unite other survivors, upgrade defenses, distribute weapons, and fight evolving monsters. This guide breaks down the narrative stages, what to expect from the episode flow, and key details about the show’s cast and production.

Zhan Yuan Feng Bo (Courtyard Dispute) is a completed Chinese urban farming short drama with 66 episodes. It follows Xu Xiuhe, who renovates her parents’ old courtyard into a homestay called He Yuan. When her neighbor Fang Guixiang secretly takes a spare key to host a wedding banquet, Xu must use her wit and evidence to clear her name and reclaim her property. This guide covers the episode structure, key plot stages, and what viewers can expect from this satisfying revenge-and-justice story.

Collecting Rent Old Man (收租老汉) is a 121-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban fantasy genre. It follows 62-year-old Wu Nai, a stingy landlord diagnosed with a terminal illness and given only 14 days to live. A mysterious system binds to him, offering a two-month life extension for every three female tenants he surprises. To survive, he goes to absurd lengths—drinking expensive sea cucumber porridge, pulling all-nighters at internet cafes, winning a luxury car, and helping tenants recover unpaid wages. The series blends laugh-out-loud system mechanics with a warm, healing tone, showing how a ‘dying’ old man finds a second spring in life. This guide covers the episode structure, narrative phases, and what to expect from the story.

Heaven’s Disaster Stockpile (天灾囤货录，善恶见人心) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the sci-fi apocalyptic genre, running 151 episodes. It follows a kind-hearted female lead who stockpiles supplies before a disaster, only to face escalating pressure from neighbors and family as social order breaks down. The story explores how kindness is tested when survival instincts take over, making it a gripping watch for fans of survival and moral dilemma narratives. This guide breaks down the narrative stages and what to expect from the binge-watching experience.

This is a Chinese vertical short drama about Lin Yue, a newly married woman whose mother-in-law, Wang Guifen, demands she hand over her salary card. Lin Yue cleverly transfers only her base salary, then calmly documents every scheme her mother-in-law uses to control finances, including cutting food budgets and fabricating pre-marital debts. The story follows her quiet fight to protect her financial boundaries and self-respect. With 66 episodes, it suits viewers who enjoy realistic family conflicts, strong female leads, and satisfying small victories in everyday life.

Core Hidden Blade (芯骨藏锋) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the urban everyday category, running 52 episodes. The story follows a brilliant engineer who is denied his year-end bonus and dismissed with the excuse of a negative attitude, even though he single-handedly built the core architecture and code behind a major deal. After he resigns and switches off his phone, the company’s servers crash because only he holds the encryption key. He repairs the system in half an hour, then walks away for good. He later becomes the technical director at the same client company with a multiplied salary, while the salesperson who stole his credit is soon pushed out. This short drama suits viewers who enjoy workplace revenge, tech-themed conflict, and stories about proving one’s value through skill rather than office politics.

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 50-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the wealthy-family romance genre. It follows Xiang Wan, a naturally strong woman who, after being betrayed by her ex-boyfriend and a close friend, loses her savings and struggles to pay for her grandmother’s medical care. A chance rescue of the Fu family’s young master leads to a job as his caregiver, and the Fu family’s CEO quietly helps her deal with her harassing ex. The story centers on her personal growth, her career as a designer, and the warmth she finds in the Fu family. This guide is for viewers who want a clear episode-phase overview, key plot points, and practical information about the drama’s structure without spoilers.