Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family
Browse Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family short dramas.
Fake Death Scheme, My Glorious Rebirth
Shen Qian and her husband Zhou Mingchen built their business from scratch. She worked tirelessly to take care of the family. On the night of their daughter’s birthday, while pregnant with their second child, she was struck by devastating news — her husband had died in a car crash. Zhou Mingchen’s parents invited a fortune-teller named Master Zhang to stage a fraudulent ritual. They claimed his remains were buried in the mountains, seized all the family’s bank cards, gold and silver jewelry, then headed to Jiangcheng to reunite with their supposedly deceased son. The truth was that Zhou Mingchen had long been cheating with Wen Xiuxiu. To run away with his mistress, seize all family assets and evade massive business debts, he conspired with his parents to pull off an outrageous fake-death scheme. He abandoned Shen Qian and their daughter like disposable trash. Shen Qian suddenly gains the ability to see floating comment barrages, through which she instantly sees through the whole family’s plot. She snaps out of her grief and embarks on a carefully calculated revenge plan. First, she reports a burglary to the police and freezes all her husband’s bank accounts, shattering his dream of buying a luxury mansion for his mistress. Next, she guides loan sharks to Zhou Mingchen’s hideout in Jiangcheng, destroying his lavish new life overnight. After that, she lures the man and his family with the promise of tens of millions in insurance compensation, tempting them to forge an official death certificate and walk straight into her trap.
His Fake White Moonlight
This is a story of misplaced marriage and self‑redemption spanning ten years for Shen Shuyu. Born into the top‑tier wealthy Shen family, Shen Shuyu is Changfeng, an internationally celebrated prodigy painter who rose to fame at a young age. Out of deep love, she conceals her status and brilliance to marry He Yuchuan, a man from a poor background. She gives everything she has, leveraging her connections and savings to help He Yuchuan build his business from scratch and rise as an elite in the capital circle. She puts down her paintbrushes to tend to household chores and devotes herself to raising their dragon‑and‑phoenix twin children, hoping to melt her husband’s cold heart over ten years. Yet their marriage is filled with misunderstandings and indifference from the very start. Haunted by childhood trauma, He Yuchuan misidentifies his white‑moonlight savior. He believes Shen Shuyu took advantage of his vulnerability and treats her with coldness and distance. When his childhood friend Cheng Xing returns home, he grows entangled with her and allows Cheng Xing to meddle in his family life. Manipulated by He Yuchuan’s mother and Cheng Xing, the twin children whom Shen Shuyu cherishes dearly grow resentful and disdainful toward their birth mother. They regard the gentle‑seeming Cheng Xing as their real mother, lashing out at Shen Shuyu with harsh words and even physical violence.
Blood Is Not Thicker Than Bond
Poor shoeshiner Wu Dahai raises his son Wu Jie all by himself. Life is tough, yet he remains content. One day, he finds an abandoned baby girl by the roadside. Ignoring others’ dissuasion, he names her Wu Xuan and brings her home. Young Wu Jie grows jealous of his father’s affection for his adopted sister. Cruelly, he tricks four‑year‑old Wu Xuan down to the riverbank under the pretense of playing hide‑and‑seek, then abandons her and leaves alone. Wu Xuan vanishes without a trace. Wu Dahai searches for her for years in vain, consumed by grief. More than ten years pass. Overwork leaves Wu Dahai suffering from uremia. Instead of caring for his father, Wu Jie keeps making up excuses to squeeze money out of him, taking his father’s hardship for granted. Wu Dahai unexpectedly receives 500,000‑yuan demolition compensation intended for his medical treatment. Wu Jie conspires with thugs to stage a fake kidnapping scam and steals the life‑saving sum, using it as a 500,000‑yuan betrothal gift for his girlfriend Xu Yanyan. Worse still, at the Xu family’s birthday banquet, in order to curry favor with the wealthy and build up a filial‑son public image, Wu Jie publicly lies that his father has passed away, weeping over a fake cinerary casket. Wu Dahai bursts into the banquet and exposes the fraud, only to be insulted and beaten by Wu Jie and the Xu family. At the critical moment, a powerful young woman storms in — Lu Shuang, CEO of Lu Group. She tears up a ten‑million‑dollar contract offered to Wu Jie and steps forward to protect Wu Dahai. She is none other than the long‑lost Wu Xuan! Adopted by kind‑hearted people, she has worked her way up into a business elite, yet never stops searching for her foster father.
The Time‑Toddler’s Matchmaking Mission
In 2025, Wu Meili, an ordinary girl eager to marry into wealth, is surprised by the sudden arrival of seven‑year‑old Huo Buhui. The time‑traveling boy claims he comes from 2033 and is her biological son with Huo Tingxuan, CEO of the Huo Group. He reveals a grim future: shortly after their marriage, Huo Tingxuan will sacrifice himself to protect them at their wedding. Left behind, Wu Meili will end up destitute and suffer endless humiliation. To alter this tragic fate, Huo Buhui decides to stay in the present and help his mother win over her CEO husband‑to‑be. At this time, Huo Tingxuan suffers from severe eye disease. He publicly announces that whoever cures his eyes will become the young mistress of the Huo family. As an heir to a medical family, Wu Meili possesses a century‑old ancestral secret remedy perfect for his condition and is the ideal candidate. However, at the critical stage of treatment, Jia Xinxin, a wealthy heiress infatuated with Huo Tingxuan, frames her by drugging her. Jia Xinxin takes credit for the cure, seizes the title of Huo’s young mistress, and locks Huo Buhui in an ice storage room in an attempt to kill him. Wu Meili frantically rescues her son yet cannot defend herself, forced to watch the truth get buried. To conceive Huo Buhui within two weeks and stabilize the timeline, Wu Meili makes repeated advances with the little boy’s help. After multiple setbacks, she resolves to reinvent herself. She takes off her glasses and removes her mole, transforming from a plain‑looking girl into a stunning beauty. Though misled by Jia Xinxin, Huo Tingxuan is gradually touched by Wu Meili’s kindness and fortitude, and feels an inexplicable fondness toward Huo Buhui.
Divine Matriarch: She Stands Up For Her Daughters‑in‑Law
Divine Sovereign Lu Ruohong survives the heavenly tribulation and ascends to become a high‑ranking deity. While she lies unconscious, her three daughters‑in‑law — Zhou Wanyue, Fang Yuhan and Su Yunyao — tend to her day and night, nursing her back to health. Filled with gratitude, Lu Ruohong intends to pass down her lifelong immortal cultivation scriptures, peerless treasures and the entire Lu Conglomerate to the three women, and best upon them immortal powers for eternal youth. Yet she soon makes a horrifying discovery: her three biological sons are utterly worthless scoundrels. The eldest son Lu Haoxuan is a compulsive gambler. Having squandered the family fortune, he tries to use his wife Zhou Wanyue as a gambling debt collateral. The second son Lu Haochen is greedy and lecherous. He cheats on his secretary, driving his wife Fang Yuhan to suffer a miscarriage out of grief. The third son Lu Haojing is ruthless and cruel. To seize all inheritance for himself, he schemes to get his eldest brother addicted to gambling, arranges a mistress to seduce the second brother, and even imprisons his own wife Su Yunyao. Furious, Lu Ruohong resolves to discipline her ungrateful sons one by one and stand up for her wronged daughters‑in‑law. She storms into the casino first, drives a blade through her eldest son’s palm, cripples his tendons and casts him out of the family. Next, she deals with the second son. She has him restrained and lets the eldest sister‑in‑law hold a syringe for “physical castration”, and forces the second daughter‑in‑law to hold scissors toward his private parts, terrifying him out of his wits. Lastly, she confronts the third son. He stabs Su Yunyao in public during a banquet. Lu Ruohong bursts in, uses divine magic to resurrect her daughter‑in‑law, and siphons the villainous son’s life essence to feed back to Su Yunyao, aging him instantly into a white‑haired old man.
Reborn Heiress: Spoiled by Her Remorse‑Stricken Family
Shen Qingyuan, legitimate eldest daughter of the Duke of Zhenguo Manor, was switched by villains in her childhood. After more than ten years living in poverty in the countryside, she is brought back to her noble household. Raised in rustic surroundings and ignorant of aristocratic etiquette, she is seen by her whole family as a disgrace to their status. Everyone dotes on Shen Lingyue, their gentle, talented adopted daughter. In her past life, Shen Qingyuan endured everything and tried hard to please her family. Even so, Shen Lingyue framed her again and again. Shen Qingyuan was eventually sent to a remote country manor, where she died in misery. As a wandering spirit after death, she helplessly watched the entire Shen clan get massacred by Shen Lingyue and her secret lover, the Third Prince Xie Yanqi. Her whole family perished. Her soul returns to her body, and Shen Qingyuan is reborn on the very day of her family‑recognition banquet. Tormented by past agony and hatred, she abandons all meekness. She decides to disrupt the banquet and sign a severance document to cut ties with the Shen family completely, hoping to survive alone and escape the coming massacre. To her surprise, her stern old‑fashioned father Shen Zhen, gullible mother Su Wan, arrogant and sharp‑tongued eldest brother Shen Jingyuan, and impulsive second brother Shen Jingyao — who once shielded the adopted daughter — are also reborn with memories of their family’s annihilation.
The Divine Healer’s Triplets
Su Nuannuan, the young lady of the Su family, lost her mother at an early age. Her step‑mother Liu Shuying has always hated her. On Su Nuannuan’s engagement day, Liu Shuying plots to drug her, intending to ruin her reputation with hooligans and break the marriage alliance. By twist of fate, Su Nuannuan ends up in the room of Lu Hanchuan, the powerful head of the Lu Group, and the two spend one fateful night together. Scandal spreads across the city after she misses her engagement banquet. With nowhere to turn, Su Nuannuan flees abroad, only to discover she is pregnant. She gives birth to triplets all on her own. Five years later, Su Nuannuan has grown into a world‑renowned divine doctor with extraordinary talent and raised her three children alone. She returns home determined to uncover the truth behind the frame‑up and get revenge on Liu Shuying. Meanwhile, her three genius kids secretly set out to find their biological father. Plagued by a leg injury from a car crash five years ago, Lu Hanchuan has sought countless physicians with no cure. He places his last hope in the mysterious Doctor Su, bringing the long‑separated pair back together by fate. At the airport, the triplets split up to sneak a paternity test. When their plan is exposed, Sui Sui cleverly swaps Lu Hanchuan’s luggage, leading to the first real encounter between the hero and heroine at a hotel elevator. Lu Hanchuan recognizes Su Nuannuan by her sachet’s scent, yet he suspects she is manipulating the children to approach him. Misunderstandings pile high, and an angry Su Nuannuan refuses to treat his leg. At Grandpa Su’s birthday banquet, Liu Shuying and her daughter humiliate Su Nuannuan and even call bodyguards to attack her. Lu Hanchuan steps in powerfully to save her and humiliates the villains. Out of gratitude, Su Nuannuan agrees to treat his leg. As they spend more time together, Nian Nian and Yue Yue sneak into Lu Group to investigate Lu Hanchuan. Noticing how strikingly alike the boys look to himself, Lu Hanchuan secretly runs a paternity test and confirms they are his children — still unaware Su Nuannuan is their mother.
Royal Order to Seduce the Monk: I Win the Prince With Tarot
Shen Zhinan, a tarot card diviner from the 21st century, dies from overwork while reading fortunes for clients. She unexpectedly transmigrates into Tianyuan Kingdom and takes over the body of a royal national master who disguises herself as a man. Upon waking, she finds her tarot deck has awakened a special power: it can show others’ affection level toward her. The original host of this body was a shadow guard raised by the First Prince Lu Guichen. She fell in love with the Second Prince Lu Guizhou, so Lu Guichen faked her death and replaced her with Shen Zhinan. Before Shen Zhinan can figure out her new situation, the First Prince threatens her with a Heart‑Piercing Gu worm. If she fails to persuade the tonsured Second Prince Lu Guizhou to return to secular life within thirty days, she will die a painful death. Left with no choice, Shen Zhinan takes the alias “Zhizhi” and heads to Baqing Temple to complete her mission. What she does not know is that Lu Guizhou has long held secret feelings for the “male national master”. Tormented by what he believes to be forbidden same‑sex affection and fearing he will bring misfortune to the other person, he chose to become a monk. Faced with Shen Zhinan, who shares the exact same face as the national master, Lu Guizhou assumes she is bait sent by the First Prince. Though filled with wariness and annoyance, he cannot help falling for her amid their constant bickering. Fighting for her life, Shen Zhinan tries every trick she can think of: seducing him in an icy pool, acting coquettish while pretending to be the national master’s younger sister, and even jumping rubber‑band games to pass tests, creating countless hilarious moments. Her tarot cards save her time and again. They reveal Lu Guizhou’s 100‑percent affection value for the “national master” and help her unmask multiple plots. In one absurd incident, the First Prince accidentally drinks an aphrodisiac meant for Lu Guizhou. Panicked, Shen Zhinan shoves him into a stable, where he ends up tangled with a donkey, leaving behind the embarrassing mark of donkey hooves. During the grand sacrificial ceremony, Shen Zhinan accidentally saves the emperor, who has been poisoned by so‑called immortal pills. The First Prince attempts to assassinate her, but Lu Guizhou arrives just in time to rescue her. When Shen Zhinan takes a sword strike for him, a plum‑blossom mark on her neck is exposed, stirring Lu Guizhou’s deep suspicions.
My Nursing Home Holds the Pantheon of Gods
At 25, Ye Chen is the young director of Hongxin Nursing Home. Honest and highly‑motivated, his biggest ambition is to win the city’s Top‑Ten Outstanding Worker award. Little does he know he is the reincarnation of the Pantheon Ruler, born from the Sky‑Mending Divine Stone, with a wisp of the Ruler’s remnant soul sealed inside his body. Two elderly men living in the nursing home are actually the left and right guardians of the ancient Pantheon. They live among mortals in search of their lord’s remnant soul. They disguise the invincible Nine‑Dragon Cultivation Art as square‑dance routines and teach it to Ye Chen. Unaware of its true nature, Ye Chen practices it all the way to the ninth level, gaining unmatched power in the mortal world — yet he still believes he is just an ordinary nursing‑home director. During a square‑dance practice, Ye Chen meets Xu Zhiwei, daughter of Jiangbei’s richest tycoon, who is being hunted by cultivators from the Wuji Sect. The nursing home seniors activate the ancient Pantheon Demon‑Banishing Formation through their square‑dance moves and drive the pursuers away. Ye Chen merely thinks it is ordinary elderly fitness exercise and mistakes the cultivators for salesmen. After rescuing Xu Zhiwei, Ye Chen’s pure‑yang physique resonates with her extreme‑yin constitution, loosening the bottleneck of his power. Xu Zhiwei is the first to notice Ye Chen’s extraordinary nature and stands firmly by his side. The two gradually fall in love. Sensing surging ancient spiritual energy, the Wuji Sect marks Ye Chen as a grave threat. Together with the opportunistic Su Yan and Ye Chen’s vain ex‑fiancée Li Susu, they launch repeated provocations. They force Li Susu to break off the engagement with Ye Chen and send elite fighters to raid the nursing home, only to be effortlessly crushed by Ye Chen’s unconscious overwhelming power.
Exposed! My Father‑in‑Law Is a Thousand‑Year‑Old Immortal
Three thousand years ago, Fang Yu, a cultivator from Mount Shu, attained the status of a Great Luo Immortal after a thousand‑year practice. He could have ascended to the Immortal Realm for eternal life. Yet he foresaw that dark foreign gods would invade China a thousand years later and bring massive casualties. He resolutely gave up his immortal rank, sealed his memories and divine power, and stayed among mortals to guard humanity, living as an ordinary old man. A thousand years later, amnesiac Fang Yu drifts among common folks. His adopted son Fang Dazhuang and daughter‑in‑law Tian Xiaofeng are greedy and cruel. They abuse him constantly, beating and berating him, forcing him to collect garbage in the rain to make a living. Starving and freezing, Fang Yu even picks chicken bones from the rain for food, with his dignity completely trampled on. Worse still, to seize property and swindle funeral gifts, Tian Xiaofeng abandons Fang Yu hundreds of miles away, lies that he has passed away, and holds a fake lavish funeral for money. She also colludes with the village doctor to forge a terminal‑illness certificate and publicly slander Fang Yu’s character. Desperate for a bag of steamed buns and longing to return to his granddaughter Fang Tiantian — the only one who truly cares for him, Fang Yu goes to Eternal Life Group for a bone‑age test. He casually remarks “I am one thousand years old”, drawing mocking laughter from everyone. To everyone’s shock, the machine registers his real bone age as one thousand. Divine radiance bursts forth, and his immortal power begins to awaken.
Twisted Lives: Real Heiress & Her Twin Babies Dominate the Town
Six years ago, Xiang Wan, the eldest daughter of the Xiang family, was drugged and knocked unconscious by her scheming stepsister Xiang Qing at a hotel. Gu Nanfeng, CEO of the Gu Group, fell victim to a drug plot and stumbled into her room by mistake. The two spent one fateful night together. The next day, Gu Nanfeng left half of the Gu family’s heirloom ring, promising to take responsibility for her. However, Xiang Qing seized the chance and impersonated Xiang Wan. She also stole Xiang Wan’s design drafts to win a competition, then framed Xiang Wan for promiscuity and plagiarism. With her father’s backing, Xiang Wan was driven out of the household, disgraced. After being cast out, Xiang Wan discovered she was pregnant. She lived under an assumed name and gave birth to her daughter Xiang Jiayi, scraping by with odd‑jobs to raise the child. Five years later, Xiang Wan took a janitor job at an elite kindergarten to support her daughter. By coincidence, Xiang Jiayi was in the same class as Gu Zixuan — Xiang Wan’s biological son, whom Xiang Qing had abducted from the hospital. Conflicts between the children brought Xiang Wan and Gu Nanfeng face‑to‑face once more. The half heirloom ring repeatedly threatened to unveil the truth, making Gu Nanfeng grow suspicious of Xiang Wan’s true identity. Desperate to hold onto her stolen wealthy life, Xiang Qing relentlessly persecuted Xiang Wan and her daughter. She sabotaged Xiang Wan’s career, encouraged her adopted son to bully Xiang Jiayi at school and framed the little girl for pushing someone down the stairs. Right before Gu Nanfeng could confirm the blood relation, Xiang Qing tampered with the paternity test and chased Xiang Wan and her daughter out of the Gu family mansion in the rain. To eliminate all threats, she even hired kidnappers to sell Xiang Wan off to remote mountains.
Your Majesty, I Cannot Be Your Consort
Jun Yehan, the Sixth Prince of the Great Xuan Dynasty, was neglected and bullied from childhood. Only Liu Miantang, the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister, stepped forward to help him many times. This warmth settled deep in his heart, and he secretly loved her for years. He vowed to ascend the throne and marry Liu Miantang openly. However, while he was away suppressing bandits, Prime Minister Liu suddenly died from poison. On his deathbed, he betrothed Liu Miantang to Gu Zi’an, the fallen heir of Yongning Marquis. Jun Yehan’s love was buried away. After marriage, Liu Miantang never received genuine affection from Gu Zi’an. Gu Zi’an brought home his mistress Meng Lan and their illegitimate son from the borderlands. Relying on his military merits, he pressured the emperor to issue an imperial edict to make Meng Lan his secondary wife, and humiliated Liu Miantang repeatedly. In the imperial court, Jun Yehan held back his affection and asked for Liu Miantang’s will. Misled by her forbearance, he mistakenly believed she still loved Gu Zi’an and would not leave him. Clever and long‑suffering, Liu Miantang had long grown disillusioned with Gu Zi’an. She only wanted to gather evidence of his mistreatment of his legal wife to secure a divorce. Meng Lan framed her time and again. Deceived by false accusations, Gu Zi’an forced Liu Miantang to kneel in the rain, leaving her fever‑stricken and unconscious. Enraged upon hearing this, Jun Yehan devised schemes to punish Gu Zi’an. Under the pretext of mediating their marital strife, he brought Liu Miantang into the palace to protect her in secret.