Latest Short Dramas

Top Minister’s Favorite (顶级裙臣) is a 71-episode Chinese urban romance short drama. It follows Jiang Huai, who becomes a cold scientific researcher under the name Jiang Jin after being forced to break up with Luo Jiusheng six years ago. She now teaches by day and sings at night while caring for her ill mother and managing bipolar disorder. Their reunion is full of hidden tests and unresolved pain, leading to a slow-burn second chance at love. This guide covers the episode structure, main cast, and the ending for viewers who want a clear overview before watching.

Jubao Xianpen: The Real Boss Is a Mixed Spiritual Root (Season 8) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the traditional fantasy genre. The series spans 138 episodes, following a protagonist with a mixed spiritual root who rises from being underestimated to becoming the true boss. This guide breaks down the narrative into phases, highlights the viewing experience, and clarifies what is known about the show’s status and themes. It is ideal for viewers who enjoy cultivation-style fantasy with underdog-to-powerful arcs and binge-watching short-form episodes.

This is the eleventh season of the Chinese vertical short drama ‘I’m Not Pretending to Be a Rich Second Generation’ (都重生了，这富二代我不装了). It follows Lu Chuan and his college roommates as they navigate overseas business negotiations and family reconciliation. The season blends corporate scheming with heartfelt family moments, offering 120 episodes of urban daily life storytelling. Perfect for fans of light-hearted yet dramatic short-form series.

Bitter Gourd Young Master Don’t Cry, Season 2 (original title: 苦瓜少爷别哭，迟总夫人又在倒追你第二季) is a completed Chinese urban daily-life short drama with 85 episodes. The story follows Shen Kui, who gets a second chance to reevaluate her life and gradually understands her husband Chi Yuliang’s sincere but understated heart. Through patient communication and family support, she learns to cherish and take responsibility, and as a new life approaches, the couple builds a warm and happy family. This vertical drama suits fans of relationship-focused, slow-burn romance and family healing narratives.

Who Said No Spiritual Root Can Cultivate? (No Spiritual Root to Immortality) Season 16 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy genre. It tells the story of Han Fan, a protagonist who defies the traditional requirement of having a spiritual root to cultivate immortality. With 105 episodes, this series has captured the hearts of viewers who enjoy underdog cultivation stories. This guide covers the episode structure, narrative phases, and what to expect from the ending, helping you decide if this is the right short drama for your next binge.

The Emperor Betrothed Me to a General, He Demoted Me to Concubine is a 47-episode Chinese short drama in the ancient-costume and palace-struggle genre. The story follows a loyal general’s daughter who is publicly humiliated on her wedding night when the general forces her to become a concubine. She defiantly removes her bridal veil and crown, marches to the palace to cancel the marriage, and uncovers a conspiracy involving her family’s martyrdom, forged orders, embezzled pensions, and her brother’s imprisonment. This drama suits viewers who enjoy strong female leads, palace intrigue, and revenge plots.

The Only One Who Can Eat (全世界都吃不下，只有我吃到服务器瘫痪) is a completed 50-episode Chinese sci-fi short drama. Set in a world where a mysterious ‘satiety syndrome’ makes everyone lose their appetite, delivery man Lu Ye is the only person who can still eat normally. Misunderstood as a fraud and bullied online, he enters an eating contest to survive, wins, and attracts international attention. The story follows his journey from poverty to a global stage, where he refuses to let corporations monopolize his unique ability and vows to help find a cure for humanity’s food crisis. This guide covers the episode structure, key plot phases, and the ending, helping viewers decide if this vertical drama is worth their time.

Everyman’s Hundred Lives Book 5 (凡人百世书第五季) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the fantasy and reincarnation genre. It follows Chen Mo, who gains a Hundred Lifetimes Reincarnation System that lets him keep his memories and improve his talents after each death. In this season, he first retreats to business but is killed by the villain Wu Tiande; in his second life, he infiltrates the Purple-Robed Sect under the alias Lin Mo, spending ten years cultivating to eventually bring Wu Tiande to justice, though an ancient elder of the sect foils his plan. With 109 episodes, this season is ideal for viewers who enjoy cultivation stories, revenge plots, and slow-burn progression with a determined protagonist.

Home Is Where Love Is Season 3 (以爱为家第三季) is a 90-episode Chinese family short drama that follows college junior Li Guanlan and his wealthy classmates Xie Yulu and Lin Ting as they navigate teamwork, family conflicts, and personal growth. The story interweaves themes of parental sacrifice, reconciliation, and the meaning of home. Ideal for viewers who enjoy heartfelt family sagas with emotional depth and relatable life lessons.

Who Said Mortals Can’t Cultivate? (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道) is a completed Chinese xianxia short drama. Season 15, titled 之无灵证道, spans 107 episodes and follows Han Fan, a lowly servant at the琉璃 Sword Sect who has no spiritual root and no background. After discovering a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal, his fate begins to change. This guide covers the season’s narrative stages, key themes, and what viewers can expect from this cultivation story.

Moonlit Jade Dreams Season 9 (月慵便枕玉凉梦第九季) is a completed Chinese era short drama spanning 86 episodes. The story follows Wen Yi and Wu Qingqiu as they build a clothing business and reclaim control of their lives, only to face sabotage from the vengeful Xiao Qing. With help from Lu Zeming, Wen Yi overcomes a business crisis and re-evaluates her marriage, while Wu Qingqiu finally breaks free from her old relationship. This guide breaks down the narrative stages, key conflicts, and what to expect from the season’s pacing.

Get Rich: Mountain City Story 2 (暴富：山城故事2) is a completed Chinese vertical drama with 81 episodes. It follows Han Qiang, a man who suddenly becomes wealthy after winning a lottery ticket. At a class reunion, he reunites with his high school crush Dong Shuqin, but they part ways, agreeing to meet again in winter. Han Qiang returns to his hometown Wuxi, determined to change his life, while uncertain about his future with Dong Shuqin. This short drama suits fans of rags-to-riches stories, second-chance romance, and character-driven narratives.