Latest Short Dramas

Reborn, Who Still Pretends to Be a Rich Second Generation Season 9 is a Chinese vertical short drama in the counterattack genre. It follows Lu Chuan, a man reborn into his college days, as he navigates a cross-border power struggle involving royal families, secret agents, and corporate scheming. With 99 episodes, this season blends rebirth fantasy, business warfare, and suspense. Perfect for fans of fast-paced Chinese short dramas with revenge and comeback themes.

Pretending to Be Cute on the Moon Season 4 (假装在月亮心口撒个娇第四季) is a completed Chinese youth romance short drama with 107 episodes. It follows Zhou Suisui, a reborn young woman who accidentally catches the attention of her brother’s rival, Jiang Zongyan. What starts as playful teasing turns into a cautious, heartfelt relationship. The season also reveals a hidden past: Zhou Sui’an has a four-year-old daughter, Fu Xiaonian, whose mother is top actress Fu Niansheng. This drama suits fans of sweet romance, family secrets, and second-chance love stories.

Suona Cultivation, One Tune Shakes the Cultivation World Season 5 is a completed Chinese vertical short drama in the fantasy xuanhuan genre. It follows Yun Qiqi, a transmigrator who chooses the path of sound cultivation with a suona as her life-bound instrument, blending humor, music, and cultivation tropes. With 128 episodes, this season appeals to fans of lighthearted fantasy, unique power systems, and female-led cultivation stories. This guide covers the plot, episode count, and what to expect from the ending.

Flash Marriage, She’s So Sweet (闪婚，她甜的过头) is a completed 78-episode Chinese urban romance short drama. It follows Yu Yan, who, after being betrayed by her boyfriend and discovering she’s pregnant, marries the father of her child, Qin Yuchen. What starts as a practical arrangement slowly becomes real affection, but Yu Yan soon realizes her seemingly ordinary husband might be the powerful head of the Qin family in Jiangcheng. This sweet, dramatic story is perfect for fans of contract marriage, secret identity, and heartwarming romance tropes in vertical short dramas.

The Kind Neighbor (好心邻居：熬百碗粥只为抓替身) is a 60-episode Chinese suspense vertical drama that follows a lone resident in an old neighborhood who receives eight-treasure porridge from an upstairs aunt for 120 consecutive days. The seemingly kind gesture hides a dark conspiracy involving the disappearance of the aunt’s daughter, a cloth doll with the resident’s name and birth date, and a network of complicit neighbors, property management, security, and the landlord. This short drama is perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, mystery plots with a paranoid atmosphere, and binge-worthy vertical dramas that keep you guessing until the final reveal. The story explores themes of trust, deception, and the danger lurking behind everyday kindness.

Qian Shan Mu Xue (千山慕雪) is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 80 episodes, starring Wang Qianshuo and Peng Qianling. The story centers on a modern love relationship filled with emotional tension, personal growth, and romantic conflicts. Ideal for viewers who enjoy fast-paced vertical dramas with strong chemistry between leads and a satisfying romantic arc.

The Outsider Daughter-in-Law Season 2 (外来媳妇专治各种不服第二季) is a 63-episode Chinese family short drama that follows Zhao Xiulian, a thoughtful daughter-in-law who moves to a simple village and uses her sharp mind to resolve neighborly disputes over land, drainage, and money. With a focus on community harmony and family warmth, the series appeals to viewers who enjoy slice-of-life conflict resolution and wholesome rural storytelling. The cast includes Wei Jiale, Cai Yulun, He Yuhang, and others, and the season has officially concluded.

Wan Yao Tu Lu Zhuan Season 11 (万妖图录传第十一季) is a completed Chinese fantasy short drama with 164 episodes. The story follows Jiang Yuechu, a young woman who wakes up in Tang Dynasty Chang’an and discovers she can absorb the powers of demons by painting them into a mystical bestiary. This guide covers the plot, episode count, cast details, ending information, and recommends similar vertical dramas for fans of the genre.

White as Mountain Snow 2 (皑如山上雪2) is a completed Chinese urban romance short drama with 88 episodes. It follows Shu Wan, who at eighteen fell for the aloof and powerful Meng Huaijin. After years of unrequited love, she leaves, only to return four years later as a journalist. When her friend is framed, Shu Wan is drawn back into Meng Huaijin’s world, reigniting a turbulent second-chance romance. This drama suits fans of vertical dramas, second-chance love stories, and emotional urban romances.

Qian Shan Mu Xue (千山暮雪) is a 94-episode Chinese urban romance short drama that follows Tong Xue, a young woman forced into a contract with Mo Shaoqian to save her uncle. She endures three years of control and torment, only to discover that Mo Shaoqian blames her father for his own father’s death. As hatred and love intertwine, Mo Shaoqian falls deeper while Tong Xue desperately seeks escape. When the truth surfaces, he sacrifices everything for her, but she leaves the country, finding an unsent text message that reveals his love. This intense story of revenge, sacrifice, and hidden affection is perfect for fans of emotional, high-stakes romance dramas.

Shuai Fu Fu Zai Mao Mao Jia Dao Season 5 (帅府福崽，卯卯驾到第五季) is a 110-episode Republic-era Chinese short drama. It follows Xia Xiaoxiang, who accidentally saves the military governor and moves into his mansion with her three-year-old daughter, Maomao. The adorable girl wins over the household, including a disabled fourth son and the stern matriarch, bringing harmony to the once-troubled family. This heartwarming vertical drama blends family healing, cute-child charm, and period setting, ideal for fans of light-hearted Chinese short dramas with strong emotional payoff.

Cloud Law Enforcement (云端持法讨公) is a 37-episode Chinese vertical short drama in the urban daily genre. It follows Jiang Ningwei, a top lawyer traveling with her child, who faces seat conflict caused by airline overbooking. A platinum member tries to force them off the plane, and the crew sides with the VIP. Instead of backing down, she points out the violations and threatens legal action. The airline apologizes and compensates, and the arrogant member is rebooked. This drama suits viewers who enjoy justice-driven stories, strong female leads, and realistic conflict resolution.