Latest Short Dramas

Yi Chao (移巢, also known as Moving Nest) is a 70-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that follows Chao Ning and Yi Linfeng, who enter a six-month contract marriage with a bet: whoever asks for a divorce first loses. What starts as a casual arrangement turns into genuine affection as they live together. Their growing bond is tested when Chao Ning’s ex-boyfriend returns from abroad, forcing her to confront her true feelings. This drama suits fans of contract marriage tropes, slow-burn romance, and emotional love triangles in a modern setting.

Reborn, Who Still Pretends to Be a Rich Second Generation? Season 7 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama with 77 episodes. It follows Lu Chuan, a young man who returns to school and the business world with renewed strength. He faces bullying and false accusations from classmates, but his abilities turn those schemes into jokes. Later, he goes back to the capital to compete for a share of a billion-yuan industrial park project. He defeats the powerful He family by securing exclusive channels and a chip agency deal, then unites major players to form his own company. Meanwhile, a character named Che Lizi falls into a fake oil field scam, prompting Lu Chuan to go overseas for a counterattack. This drama suits viewers who enjoy revenge, business battles, and underdog comeback stories in a vertical drama format.

Su Yi Transmigrates Season 5 (苏忆穿书第五季) is a completed Chinese farming short drama with 139 episodes. The story follows a rural woman who uses her soap-making skills to build a thriving business, expanding from a small workshop to branches across Jiangnan. She supports her family, protects her siblings, and witnesses her brother becoming a top scholar. Facing social prejudice and powerful adversaries, she relies on her intelligence and resilience to secure her family’s well-being. This drama suits fans of strong female leads, period settings, and satisfying business-growth narratives.

Jiao Cang Jing Zhi (also known as Hidden in the Capital) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the urban romance genre, running 83 episodes. The story follows Sang Nian, who has secretly loved the brilliant Zhou Yuli for ten years, from high school through college. When her parents push her into a blind date, she is shocked to find Zhou Yuli across the table. He proposes a quick marriage, and despite rumors of being a stand-in or an unworthy match, she accepts. For three years, she plays the perfect wife while hiding her feelings, until his first love returns from abroad and tries to win him back. Zhou Yuli then publicly declares, “My wife is Sang Nian, and that will never change.” This drama suits fans of secret love, marriage-first-then-love, and protective husband tropes in short-form storytelling.

Reborn Rich Kid Season 9 (都重生了，这富二代我不装了第九季) is a completed Chinese urban daily short drama with 104 episodes. The story follows Lu Chuan and his roommates as they navigate business rivalries and personal bonds in Jiangcheng. It blends warm daily life with business intrigue, making it a good pick for fans of character-driven Chinese vertical dramas.

穿成炮灰后：不是反派吗？怎么要抱抱第七季 is a completed 88-episode Chinese costume short drama (古风短剧) that follows a modern woman who transmigrates into a novel as the villainess Su Ruan. After a system error, she must survive the dangerous world of Prince Yan Shen, avoid the fate of a tragic cannon fodder, and clear the misunderstandings caused by her predecessor’s schemes. This guide covers the plot, cast, episode count, and ending, plus similar short dramas for fans of transmigration and ancient romance.

Shuai Fu Fu Zai, Mao Mao Jia Dao Season 4 (帅府福崽，卯卯驾到第四季) is a completed Chinese short drama set in the Republican era. It follows Xia Xiaoxiang, a country woman, and her three-year-old daughter Maomao as they arrive at the mansion of General Lou, whom Xiaoxiang once saved. Maomao’s innocent and sweet nature wins over the entire household, helping to heal the depressed fourth young master, warn the third young master against a scam, and save the old lady, mending family rifts. With 94 episodes, this heartwarming vertical drama blends family warmth, light humor, and emotional healing. It’s ideal for viewers who enjoy cozy, character-driven stories about found family and the positive influence of a child.

Hou Dong Zheng (Chinese: 候冬症, also known as Waiting for Winter) is a completed Chinese youth short drama with 80 episodes. The story follows Liang Ludong, a history student at Jingda University, who loses a game of Truth or Dare at a department gathering and is forced to send a bold message to the campus heartthrob Qi Tingheng. What begins as a purely physical arrangement slowly transforms into a deep emotional bond as Ludong confronts her troubled family background and learns to accept herself. The drama is ideal for viewers who enjoy intense campus romances, slow-burn emotional development, and stories about healing and self-discovery. The main cast includes Hou Chengyue, Wu Tianhao, Liang Wenhui, and others.

Fifty, Hidden Identity, I Met True Love (五十岁隐藏身份，我遇见真爱) is a completed 69-episode urban romance short drama from China. It follows Lu Tianhong, a man in his fifties who hides his extraordinary background to seek a peaceful life, only to have his heart stirred by the gentle Fang Wanyi. Their growing bond faces opposition from his ambitious son Lu Yu and the weight of hidden pasts. This guide covers the cast, episode count, and thematic elements for viewers who enjoy mature second-chance romance and family conflict in vertical dramas.

Thirty Thousand Feet, She Didn’t Bow Down (三万英尺，她没有低头) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 43 episodes. It follows Lin Wan, a passenger with deep aviation law expertise, who is forcibly removed from a flight due to first-class passenger arrogance, crew bias, and airline overbooking. Instead of accepting the humiliation, she uses legal procedures to obtain records, exposing identity fraud and the airline’s pattern of targeting easy victims. The drama blends social justice, legal strategy, and personal empowerment, appealing to viewers who enjoy smart revenge stories and realistic workplace conflicts. This guide covers the plot, episode count, cast, and ending, helping you decide if this vertical drama fits your taste.

Baozi Li De Zhen Xin (The True Heart in the Bun) is a 41-episode Chinese vertical drama about a steamed bun vendor who refuses to cut corners despite rising costs. After a rival uses spoiled fillings to undercut prices, a food poisoning outbreak forces the local industrial park to realize that quality matters more than cheap prices. The show blends slice-of-life storytelling with a clear moral about food safety and honest business. It suits viewers who enjoy character-driven short dramas with a strong ethical message and a satisfying turnaround.

Heaven-Sent Match: The Cynical Prince and His Life-Giving Chef (天降良缘：厌世王爷和他的续命小厨娘) is a completed Chinese short drama in the ancient romance genre. It follows Song Sanyuan, a庶女 chef forced to marry the blind and disabled Prince Wei Feng after her half-sister flees the wedding. What begins as a humiliating substitute marriage turns into a story of courage, warmth, and unexpected love as Sanyuan’s cooking and bold spirit break through the prince’s cynical shell. With 98 episodes, this series suits fans of palace intrigue, slow-burn romance, and strong-willed heroines.