Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, I Won’t Play the Rich Heir Season 10 (都重生了，这富二代我不装了第十季) is a Chinese vertical short drama that continues the story of Lu Chuan and his college roommates. This season blends urban daily life, business rivalry, and comedy as Lu Chuan navigates a high-stakes industrial park negotiation involving several powerful families. With 107 episodes, the series is complete and appeals to fans of business-themed short dramas with a focus on friendship and clever strategy.

I Command Eight Kings with Childish Words Season 2 (我以童言号令八王第二季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban supernatural (都市高武) genre. The story follows a young protagonist with a mysterious power tied to forbidden words, who searches for his missing father while navigating a fractured city. He allies with eight powerful kings to uncover deeper truths and ultimately builds two major factions, marking his rise in the power structure of Wanjang City. With 278 episodes, this series appeals to fans of fast-paced, fantasy-infused short dramas with a focus on power struggles and hidden secrets.

Who Says No Spiritual Root Can Cultivate? Season 14 (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十四季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy (xianxia) genre. It follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the琉璃 Sword Sect who, despite having no spiritual root, discovers a rusty remnant sword that changes his fate. With 90 episodes, this season explores themes of perseverance, social hierarchy, and the meaning of cultivation beyond innate talent. Ideal for fans of underdog stories and Chinese cultivation dramas.

开学那天，我被当成传说第四季 (School Start: I Was Treated as a Legend Season 4) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 101 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan, who unexpectedly returns to age 18 with demolition compensation money. Instead of repeating his past vanity, he buys a comfortable home, learns financial management, and enters university where he meets three very different roommates. Through a calm and sincere approach to daily life, he builds genuine friendships and plans a stable future. This series suits viewers who enjoy slice-of-life campus stories with a second-chance twist and a focus on personal growth.

From Assembly Line to Qingbei (从流水线到清北) is a 61-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that follows Fan Xiaoman, a rural girl denied a university education by her patriarchal father. Forced to work in a factory, she rises from assembly line worker to workshop supervisor through sheer determination. Along the way, she meets Gu Jingshen, but refuses to rely on him, instead fighting to restore her university enrollment and break free from family oppression. This vertical drama resonates with viewers interested in stories of personal growth, social mobility, and challenging traditional family values.

Magic Friendship: I Came Alone (魔力情谊之我一个人来的) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 108 episodes. The story follows college student Ning Xia, who time-travels into the body of a namesake student. When singer Xia Mo makes a comeback concert, Ning Xia is unexpectedly chosen to sing a duet, stunning everyone with an original piano piece. This guide explains the plot, cultural context, and what to expect from this vertical drama.

Rebirth of the Fourth Miss: She Stops Pretending (重生归来，四小姐她不装了) is a completed Chinese vertical drama in the palace intrigue and household rivalry genre. It tells the story of a young woman who, after a rebirth, stops hiding her true abilities and navigates the dangerous politics of a noble household. With 115 episodes, this short drama offers a fast-paced blend of revenge, strategy, and emotional twists. Ideal for fans of Chinese costume dramas and compact storytelling, it delivers the satisfying ‘comeback’ arc popular in modern web series.

Bite the Summer Sun (original title: 咬夏阳) is a completed 76-episode Chinese youth short drama that follows Shi Man, an illegitimate daughter abandoned by her birth family, as she transfers to a new school in Jinping determined to start over. She rents a room in an old courtyard and discovers her neighbor is Jing Xing, a once-gifted boy who has become self-destructive after losing both parents. The series traces their wary relationship as it grows into mutual healing and quiet romance, while Shi Man’s academic excellence and self-awakening challenge the labels society placed on her. This is a female-led underdog story about two wounded souls learning to ‘bite the sun’ together. Ideal for viewers who enjoy character-driven vertical dramas with themes of resilience, found family, and slow-burn romance.

Beast Taming Academy Season 2 (御兽学院第二季) is a Chinese vertical short drama set in a floating academy where students bond with mythical beasts. With 170 episodes, it blends urban fantasy, cultivation tropes, and soul-bonding themes. This guide explains the cultural context, what to expect, and how it fits the short-drama format.

Lost & Found in the Trash (Chinese: 垃圾桶里的寻人启事) is a 60-episode Chinese vertical short drama about an eight-year-old girl named Nian who, after being left outside on a snowy night, finds a missing-person notice with her own photo. She calls the number and reunites with her biological father who has been searching for her for seven years. The story follows her healing journey as she returns to her birth family, rebuilds trust, and finds friendship and love. This family-focused drama explores themes of neglect, resilience, and the restorative power of belonging. It suits viewers who enjoy emotional, character-driven short-form stories with a hopeful resolution.

Picked Up a Little Snake, I Raised a Dragon Baby (捡到小蛇，我养出龙崽) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the fantasy (玄幻) genre. It follows Jiang Suining, a kind-hearted snake spirit, who rescues an injured silver snake that is actually a fallen ancient dragon god, Ji Yun. After she secretly raises their twin dragon babies, misunderstandings and a three-realm conflict test their family. This 61-episode series blends mythology, family bonds, and redemption, appealing to fans of Chinese fantasy and emotional short-form storytelling.

My Ex-Husband Is My New Boss (空降上司，竟是我前夫) is a completed Chinese short drama in the workplace romance genre. It follows HR manager Song Zhi’an, who is shocked when her ex-husband Chi Yuchuan becomes the new executive at her company—and he is accompanied by his ‘white moonlight’ Chi Wei. The 59-episode series explores the tension, awkwardness, and hidden feelings that resurface as former spouses become boss and subordinate. Ideal for fans of office romance, second-chance love, and vertical short dramas with fast-paced storytelling.