Latest Short Dramas

Paid Train Ticket, Blocked (垫付高铁票被拉黑，我不忍了) is a 59-episode Chinese urban short drama about Wen Jing, an office worker who covers an 18,000 yuan business-class train ticket for her colleague An Qi. An Qi delays repayment, blocks her, and later spreads rumors after losing a major client. The company investigates, fires An Qi, and Wen Jing takes legal action that leads to a six-month sentence for online defamation. After release, An Qi works as a delivery rider, repays the debt, and sincerely apologizes. The story explores trust, workplace ethics, and the possibility of forgiveness. This guide covers the plot, ending, and similar short dramas for fans of urban conflict and redemption stories.

Cold Reunion Season 6 (冰冷重遇第六季) is a completed Chinese short drama in the urban daily genre, running 92 episodes. The story follows Su Muyan as she unexpectedly reunites with Gu Jingchen, who has lost his memory. Misunderstandings, past grievances, and the scheming of rival Qin Ou complicate their relationship, while Gu Jingchen’s old brain injury adds urgency. Su Muyan tries to avoid him, but Gu Jingchen persistently pursues her, even setting traps to uncover the truth. When she finally confronts her feelings, a single call of ‘A Chen’ tears open the hidden past. This drama suits viewers who enjoy emotional romance with amnesia, family opposition, and slow-burn reconciliation.

Jing Gang Zhuo Ye (京港灼夜) is a complete 77-episode Chinese short drama in the workplace romance category. It follows Shu Ying, who enters a marriage of convenience with Jin Baihan to help her family, only to discover that her new husband is far more caring and devoted than his playful exterior suggests. Over time, his quiet jealousy and open affection win her heart. The series stars Yu Yin, Yi Hang, and a large supporting cast. This guide covers the plot, cast, and ending for viewers looking for a sweet arranged-marriage story.

Shan Hai Cang Xu, Wu Yan Kui Tian Season 4 (山海藏墟，无眼窥天第四季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 132 episodes. It follows Li Guanqi, a blind boy who endures hardship until a mysterious elder, Su Xuan, adopts him, trains his body, and gifts him a sword box. At age 14, Li Guanqi joins the Daxia Sword Sect, awakens a rare thunder spiritual root, and rises rapidly among his peers. A proud sword spirit hidden in the box secretly guides his cultivation. The story centers on his journey through secret realms, leading his team in battles, and forging his own path to greatness. This drama suits fans of cultivation, underdog-to-powerful protagonist, and xuanhuan (fantasy) themes in vertical short-drama format.

Yuan Zhong Xiong Mei Bang Cuo Xi Tong Bao Hong Liao (Season 2) is a Chinese short drama that blends ancient settings with modern comedy. The story follows siblings Gu Mingli and Gu Mingyue who are accidentally transported to ancient times as the children of a wealthy prime minister. They each receive a mismatched system: the sister, a financial expert, must spend all the family fortune, while the brother, an engineering graduate, must earn the emperor’s favor. Their efforts to deplete their wealth backfire as their father’s business acumen keeps increasing it. This 133-episode series is perfect for fans of lighthearted transmigration comedies and family dynamics.

Who Said No Spirit Root Can Cultivate? – Path of the Rootless (Season 18) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the traditional fantasy genre. The story follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the琉璃 Sword Sect, who has no spiritual root and no background. In a world where spiritual roots decide everything, he is treated as nothing more than an ant. Everything changes when he stumbles upon a rusty broken sword called Floating Immortal while gathering bamboo in the mountains. This season consists of 90 episodes and is ideal for viewers who enjoy underdog cultivation stories, fantasy power progression, and emotional revenge arcs. If you like dramas about ordinary people defying fate through sheer will, this one fits perfectly.

Two Hearts Jump Into My Home (两颗心跳进我家) is a completed Chinese urban short drama with 47 episodes. It follows a remarried couple, the narrator and Lei Hu, who meet through matchmaking and unexpectedly conceive twins. Their journey is tested by suspicion, paternity tests, and a scheme from the ex-wife, all rooted in a medical lie from five years ago. The story moves from doubt to trust, showing how love and honesty build a resilient family. This vertical drama suits viewers who enjoy emotional family conflicts, romance, and reconciliation arcs.

Rebirth: Following the Stockpile (重生凛冬跟随囤货) is a complete 81-episode Chinese sci-fi apocalypse short drama. It follows Jiang Qingyue, who notices her neighbor acting strangely—working out obsessively, borrowing money, and hoarding food. She deduces he is a reborn survivor from a future disaster. Without hesitation, she mortgages her house and copies his every purchase, spending every last cent by the first payment deadline. Then the apocalypse arrives as expected. This series blends suspense, survival strategy, and a clever premise, perfect for fans of end-of-the-world stories and quick-thinking protagonists.

All-Round Stepmom, Family Makeover (全能后妈，爆改全家) is a completed 71-episode Chinese short drama that blends family comedy, emotional healing, and personal growth. It follows Hua Juan, a career-driven woman who is hired by Shen Ye, the head of the Shen family, to take care of his three children. After a quick marriage, she moves in and faces initial resistance from the kids. She wins them over with food, understanding, and playful ‘magic,’ but when she decides to leave, the children refuse to let her go. The drama is ideal for viewers who enjoy heartwarming family stories, strong female leads, and lighthearted yet touching conflicts.

Reborn, Who Still Plays the Rich Kid? Season 10 (都重生了，谁还装富二代啊第十季) is a 84-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the comeback/revenge genre. It follows Han Dong, a seemingly poor heir from the northeast, who faces an inheritance test against the wealthy Chen Ziang. With sudden cash and a black card, Han Dong outsmarts his father and transforms from a poor student into a financial tycoon. Meanwhile, his brother Lu Chuan battles European business elites. This drama suits fans of fast-paced rebirth stories, family intrigue, and rags-to-riches arcs. The series is complete, but no official streaming links are provided in this guide.

Su Yi Through the Book Season 7 Finale (苏忆穿书第七季完结篇) is a Chinese vertical short drama that blends farming, family, and romance. The story follows Su Wan, a transmigrated protagonist who settles in the capital, manages her soap and catering businesses, and supports her family through ups and downs. Her brothers rise through officialdom, medicine, and art, while she finds love with a steady partner. This guide covers the episode count, cast, genre, and what to expect from the finale, helping viewers decide if this heartwarming family drama suits their taste.

No Spiritual Root? No Problem: Season 17 (Chinese: 谁说没灵根不能修仙的？之无灵证道第十七季) is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the Eastern fantasy (xianxia) genre. It follows Han Fan, a lowly handyman at the Liuli Sword Sect who has no spiritual root and no background, making him an outcast in a world where spiritual roots determine everything. After stumbling upon a rusty broken sword called Fu Xian, his fate begins to shift. This 102-episode series appeals to fans of underdog cultivation stories, zero-to-hero journeys, and Chinese fantasy short dramas with a determined protagonist. If you enjoy tales of perseverance against a rigid system, this drama offers a satisfying mix of hardship, hidden power, and fantasy world-building.