Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family
Browse Billionaire/CEO/Wealthy Family short dramas.
After the Engagement Broken, the System Helped Me Rise
"Qin Chuan was killed by his fiancée on their wedding day. Reborn a month before the wedding, he sees through her lies, breaks off the engagement, and humiliates her. He then awakens a lucky info system. Its first tip: go to a bar and meet someone who will change his life. There, he ends up spending the night with Xia Wanxing, a beautiful CEO. To deal with family pressure, they agree to a contract marriage. With daily system intel, Qin Chuan crushes his ex, marries up, masters the stock market, builds a business empire, and completely transforms his life."
Reborn to Break Free: Escaping the Control of a Toxic Family
"Lin Xia dies in despair—beaten by her abusive husband and betrayed by her mother, Liu Cuifang, who forced her into marriage for her brother’s dowry. But fate gives her a second chance: she wakes up on the day her college application is due. In her past life, her mother changed her Peking University acceptance to a vocational school, forcing her to work for her brother’s benefit before selling her off in marriage. But this time, Lin Xia is no longer the obedient daughter. She pretends to comply while secretly manipulating her mother’s greed to reclaim her original university choice. At her celebration banquet, her mother lies to relatives, painting Lin Xia as ungrateful—until the county mayor arrives with her Peking University acceptance letter, exposing the truth. But her mother’s control doesn’t end there. She follows Lin Xia to university, moves into her dorm, and continues her manipulation. Finally, Lin Xia confronts her mother publicly, cutting the toxic ties for good. This time, she refuses to be a pawn, forging her own path to happiness. "
When 80 Cents Exposed a Million-Dollar Lie
"Rational schoolteacher Mu Qingyu endured four years with frugal boyfriend Lu Yuan until an argument over an unpaid 80-cent plastic bag revealed his hypocrisy - while berating her for minor expenses, he had secretly bought a ¥10,000 necklace for his emotional affair partner Lin Qin. After their breakup, Lu retaliated by spreading rumors at school, accusing Qingyu of ""gold-digging and cheating,"" damaging her professional reputation. Playing the long game, Qingyu pretended to reconcile while gathering evidence: surveillance footage of Lu's financial abuse, chat logs proving his infidelity, and documents showing his corporate misconduct. Her revenge came during Lu's crucial product presentation to client Li Xiuming. As Lu concluded his speech, the screen displayed his 80-cent tirade followed by evidence of his extravagance toward Lin Qin. The exposure cost Lu both his job and reputation, while Qingyu's strategic brilliance earned her a product manager position at the company. In a poetic twist, client Li Xiuming was revealed to be a former scholarship student Qingyu's family had supported. Their rekindled connection blossomed into an equal partnership, contrasting sharply with Lu's desperate attempts to win her back - including kneeling in the rain - all firmly rejected. The once-downtrodden teacher emerged as a confident professional, her eight-cent standoff having rewritten her destiny. "
The Wrong Scorned Woman: CEO's Fake Marriage Blossoms
On the day Shi Ye discovered her pregnancy, she caught her boyfriend of seven years, Zhou Muchuan, preparing a marriage proposal for wealthy socialite An Xia. Heartbroken, in a fit of rage she mistakenly vandalized the luxury car of Gu Yunshen - a marriage-averse heir - covering it with flour and writing ""cheater."" This misunderstanding caused Gu's girlfriend to break up with him on the spot. When Shi Ye fainted from distress and was hospitalized, the doctor publicly announced her pregnancy, making everyone assume Gu was the father. To escape his grandfather's arranged marriage with An Xia, Gu proposed a sham marriage to Shi Ye: he would provide legitimacy for her unborn child while she would help him avoid the forced union. They hastily registered their marriage and moved in together. However, their arrangement soon faced challenges - while Gu's mother Su Manhua warmly welcomed Shi Ye, his grandfather Gu Jian'an strongly opposed the union. An Xia infiltrated the company as Gu's secretary seeking revenge, while the unwilling Zhou Muchuan reappeared as an investor. As they lived together, genuine feelings developed between them. But crisis struck when An Xia and Zhou spread rumors online that ""the child isn't Gu's,"" causing an uproar. When confronted by his father Gu Feng, Gu admitted their marriage was fake, leading to violent conflict. During a medical emergency when Shi Ye experienced bleeding, Gu's desperate plea to ""save the mother first"" revealed his true feelings that went beyond their initial contract. When the truth was fully exposed, Gu Feng publicly revealed their deception. To protect Shi Ye, Gu Yunshen defied his family, declaring he willingly accepted being the ""stepfather."" Su Manhua, who had treated Shi Ye like a daughter, felt deeply betrayed and slapped her. Witnessing Gu's sacrifice, Shi Ye left a farewell letter and disappeared with her unborn child. For five years, Gu never stopped searching. Finally, following clues to Shi Ye's hometown, he came across a little girl selling watermelons at a village stall. When the girl called out ""Mom, we have a customer!"", Shi Ye appeared - their long-awaited reunion bringing the story to its poignant conclusion.
Narrow Road, Ex-Wife, Make Way
fter his divorce, the male lead and the second female lead built a successful business, and he even married a wealthy CEO. Returning to his village for the New Year, he bought expensive gifts. His wife planned to join him after handling work. On the way, his daughter fell ill. They encountered his ex-wife and her lover's wedding car. The custom dictates the wedding car goes first. Forcing him to yield, they mocked his car as rented, demanded it for the wedding, and even damaged it. Ignoring his sick daughter, they demanded an apology or money. Unaware, the male is now the lover's boss, capable of destroying his prized job with a single word.
Contractually Yours, But Fatefully Mine
"Disgraced socialite Jian Qing, with her father's suicide after bankruptcy, ailing mother, and brother's failing business, was forced by sister-in-law Jin Peiwen to marry crude tycoon Yu Yiguang for investment. By fate, she mistook Yu Moqing—CEO of Taihe Dongyang who'd secretly loved her for 11 years—as her intended suitor. When she honestly stated her terms (""I'll marry but keep my career""), the smitten tycoon immediately agreed, marrying her that same day. At Taihe Dongyang, Jian faced bullying from high-school rival Ye Linlin—mocked for her ""low education"" and ""sleeping her way up,"" even sabotaged during a company红包 event. Meanwhile, Yu's mother Du Shuyun slapped her at their first meeting, while rival Su Jingshu (Yu's original match) blackmailed her using her brother's company. Yu quietly protected her—publicly defending her against a hostile manager, and when Su framed Jian for smashing antiques, declared: ""Keep breaking them, I'll pay."" But misunderstandings erupted: Jian pawning her ring for her mother's treatment made Yu suspect gold-digging; Ye (under Su's orders) altered a ¥600M bid and drugged Jian, causing massive losses. As truths surfaced—Yu was her childhood savior from bullies, their 11-year backstory warmed hearts—Jian embraced her accidental marriage. When her brother assaulted her for legal favors and greedy Jin signed a trap contract with Su, Jian stood firm with Yu. In the finale, Su and Ye's schemes were exposed and punished. Jian reconciled with family on her terms. Yu granted her company shares, declaring her importance, while Du finally accepted them. At their grand wedding, Jian announced her pregnancy—the accidental bride had found true love. "
The Snake Wife
"Xu Xian, a humble fisherman, married the beautiful and gentle Bai Susu. Their marriage should have been blissful, but rumors soon spread through the village that Bai Susu was a ""snake spirit"" who devoured her husbands after marriage. Xu Xian’s mother, already suspicious, grew convinced of this with the neighbors’ whispers, feeding her son’s fears. At first, Xu Xian dismissed the rumors. But strange occurrences chipped away at his trust: he saw a white snake obey his wife’s command, found snake skins in her clothes, glimpsed scaly patterns on her legs at night, and even overheard her murmur, ""Once I recover, I’ll eat my husband."" Meanwhile, men who had disrespected Bai Susu were found dead from snakebites—her embroidered pouch left at each scene. Under his mother’s pressure and the manipulative guidance of snake-catcher Chen Er’gou, Xu Xian’s dread grew. Chen claimed Xu Xian ""smelled of serpents,"" gave him sulfur powder to test his wife, and hinted Bai Susu would drain his life force on the full moon. That night, Xu Xian sprinkled sulfur on their bedsheets—only to see a monstrous snake’s shadow on the window. He burst in with a spear, but Bai Susu was unharmed. Yet doubt festered. His mother was bitten by a snake; he found his wife’s mouth stained ""with blood""; he eavesdropped as she told her sister, ""Tonight, I’ll feast."" Finally, Xu Xian fled to Chen Er’gou, agreeing to ""exorcise the demon."" But when they trapped Bai Susu in her room, the truth unraveled: Chen Er’gou, not Bai Susu, was the villain. Obsessed with her, he’d spun the ""snake spirit"" lies, planted dead snakes and her pouches, and staged the sulfur ""test."" Bai Susu’s ""snake traits""? Her herbal knowledge explained the obedient serpent; the ""scales"" were a skin condition; the ""blood"" was mulberry juice; and ""eating her husband"" was a private joke. In the end, Bai Susu revealed she’d married Xu Xian to repay a debt—his father had died saving her. The mother apologized; Xu Xian wept in shame. Chen Er’gou was arrested, and the village learned: Sometimes, human malice outshines any monster. Only trust can pierce the darkest lies. "
CEO Qin, Your Husband Has HIV
"Qin Mo, the decisive female CEO of the Qin Group, had a marriage with her husband Lu Ziqian that was once seen as a model relationship. However, a medical report revealing Lu Ziqian’s HIV-positive status shattered the illusion of their perfect marriage. Deeply in love, Qin Mo spared no expense to secure the world’s only HIV inhibitor for him—only to accidentally collide with Lu Ziqian’s mistress, Lin Weiwei, outside the hospital. During the confrontation, the arrogant Lin Weiwei not only destroyed Qin Mo’s luxury car worth hundreds of millions but also carelessly smashed the life-saving medication. To Qin Mo’s devastation, Lin flaunted the exclusive penthouse keycard Qin had once gifted Lu Ziqian as a symbol of love, bragging about their affair. At that moment, five years of trust and devotion crumbled. Suppressing her emotions, Qin Mo feigned submission, even helping Lin dress up for a rendezvous—while secretly setting a trap. She infiltrated the suite where she and Lu had pledged their love, installing hidden cameras to coldly record Lu and Lin’s infidelity. Then, with her bodyguards, she caught them in the act, demanding an immediate divorce and Lu’s complete financial surrender. Refusing to lose everything, Lu retaliated by falsely accusing Qin of having AIDS to seize her assets, even publicly smearing her. Qin bided her time, letting him expose his own depravity. When Lu stormed a research institute’s press conference, destroying equipment and declaring his fabricated ""truth,"" Qin seized her moment. She unveiled irrefutable evidence of his affair and challenged him to a public blood test. The results confirmed Lu was the one infected—and the only cure had been destroyed in his earlier rampage. Exposed and abandoned, Lu snapped, attempting to kill Qin before being arrested. Meanwhile, Lin Weiwei, who had clung to him for status, was left in despair upon learning she had been infected and miscarried. Emerging from the ordeal, Qin Mo publicly released the patent for the HIV cure she had developed, dedicating herself to global philanthropy. Through the ashes of betrayal, she achieved rebirth—her ultimate awakening and redemption. "
"Shattered Stars, Sunken River Stars Drowned, Moon Unheeded"
"Wen Ying, an orphan raised by the old Imperial Astronomer, shares a deep bond with her master's son, Shen Zhi. On his deathbed, her master entrusts Shen Zhi with her lifelong safety, and the two become engaged. Yet, on their wedding night, Shen Zhi chains her and delivers her to the Northern Rong prince to protect his cousin, Lin Yueyao, who claims a ""Phoenix Destiny."" Brutalized and branded, Wen Ying's despair deepens as Shen Zhi watches coldly. She shatters their jade pendant, severing their ties. Returned broken after a month, Wen Ying is neglected by Shen Zhi. Lin Yueyao flaunts her engagement to him, provoking Wen Ying until she coughs blood. Shen Zhi then stabs Wen Ying to take her heart's blood for Lin Yueyao, who reveals she is pregnant with Wen Ying's child. After Lin Yueyao steals her mother's heirloom, a fire traps Wen Ying, but Shen Zhi saves her, only to announce she will be sent back to the Northern Rong—a plan he endorsed. Imprisoned and blinded by Lin Yueyao, Wen Ying learns Shen Zhi had volunteered her as a substitute. On the eve of his wedding, she exposes the truth: she is the true Phoenix Destiny, and Lin Yueyao's fate was forged. Cursing Shen Zhi to ""eternal loss and damnation,"" she leaps from the observatory, secretly escaping with a servant's help. Shen Zhi uncovers Lin Yueyao's deceptions; she is executed. He resigns, descends into madness, and dies drowning. Meanwhile, Wen Ying, now a healer in a remote valley, tends to women and orphans. The past behind her, she lives peacefully for herself, her heart at rest"
Blood Diamonds
"Ding Shuo is tricked by his childhood friend Qian Guang into a Southeast Asian casino, where he is drugged, loses all his savings—including his fiancée Zhou Ying’s bride price—and falls into debt. Desperate, he pawns the Rolex Zhou Ying gave him to buy a raw gamble-stone. Before he can cut it open, he is captured by Qian Guang’s loan sharks and sold to a ruthless mine to repay his debt. There, he uncovers the mine owner Jia Dahu’s cruel hypocrisy and stumbles upon blood-stained clothing. He meets Li Xue, a college student on the run for discovering a blood diamond, who reveals the mine’s dark secrets: hoarding gems and murdering miners. Together, they escape pursuit and, with help from the Eagle Society, return to China with the blood diamond. But Qian Guang arrives first, blackmailing Ding’s mother Li Qiao with a fake video. When Zhou Ying offers money, the debt is raised. Ding reveals the blood diamond, only to face deeper extortion and kidnapping. To save his mother and fiancée, he returns to Southeast Asia, cuts open his hidden gamble-stone to reveal a kingfisher-jade worth billions, but then disappears into the hands of the mine. Zhou Ying and Li Xue pose as a rich buyer and spread rumors, teaming up with a gamble-stone dealer and law enforcement to expose the mine’s crimes. Jia Dahu and his enforcer Da Qiang are brought to justice. At Ding and Zhou’s wedding, Qian Guang forges evidence to split them up but is exposed by Li Xue’s father. He attacks with a knife, only to be subdued by Li Xue. In the end, Qian Guang is imprisoned, Ding and Zhou marry with Li Xue’s blessing, and the story concludes."
The Phoenix's Retribution: A Widow's Vengeance
"Jiang Jianning, nine months pregnant, received photos from a private detective on her wedding anniversary with her husband, Gu Chen—images of him intimately embracing his first love, Shen Jiayi in his office, who was herself eight months pregnant. That night, when a drunken Gu Chen returned home, he dismissed Jianning’s accusations with the excuse that ""all successful men make mistakes,"" then flew into a rage and struck her. Pushed violently, Jianning fell against a table, her water breaking instantly. But when Gu Chen got a call that Shen Jiayi was bleeding and going into early labor, he coldly told Jianning to ""hold it in"" and rushed Shen Jiayi to the hospital instead. Abandoned and in agony, Jianning was left at the mercy of the Gu household. The maid, Zhang Ma, emboldened by Gu Chen’s indifference and Shen Jiayi’s scheming, refused to call for help and even enlisted others to drag Jianning back to her room. Later, Gu Chen sent Dr. Wang to forcibly administer labor-suppressing drugs, delaying her delivery. Shen Jiayi then impersonated Gu Chen, ordering Zhang Ma to use an extreme ""inversion"" method to prevent Jianning from giving birth—leaving her on the brink of unconsciousness and her baby in mortal danger. Just in time, Gu Chen’s mother, the formidable Madam Gu, arrived unexpectedly, halted the abuse, and rushed Jianning to the hospital. Though Jianning survived, her child did not. Devastated by loss and betrayal, Jianning awakened with a vengeance. Outwardly, she played the obedient wife, accepting Gu Chen’s expensive gifts and even agreeing to ""adopt"" Shen Jiayi’s child. Secretly, she allied with Song Jian, a protégé she’d once mentored, and disgruntled shareholders of Gu Corp who’d been cheated of dividends. With their help, she orchestrated a shareholder revolt, founded her own company, Qiyuan (Prayer), and swiftly rose in the industry. Then came her masterstroke: suspecting Gu Chen’s low sperm count, she investigated Shen Jiayi’s child and uncovered the truth—the baby was actually fathered by Shen’s lover, Zhao Xuan. At a pivotal financial summit, Jianning made her move. Dressed in a blazing red gown, she exposed Shen Jiayi as the mistress, revealed Gu Chen had plagiarized her business proposals (with heir Pei Zhan of the Four Great Families as her witness), and played surveillance footage of Shen instructing Zhang Ma to harm her unborn child. Finally, she dropped Gu Chen’s infertility diagnosis and the damning DNA report. The fallout was swift: Gu Chen was arrested for fraud and tax evasion; Shen Jiayi imprisoned for attempted murder. As for Jianning? She shed the shadows of her marriage, leading Qiyuan to new heights—a phoenix risen, ruthless and unshackled. "
Design Genius's Comeback
The female lead, a wealthy heiress with exceptional talent, secretly used her resources and skills to help the male lead build his company. To protect his pride, she concealed her true identity as an elite socialite, downplayed her own design genius, and sacrificed her career to manage his business behind the scenes—all in hopes of winning his love. Despite her father's repeated pleas for her to return home and inherit the family empire, she refused, choosing instead to stand by the male lead as he pursued success. But everything changed when Cheng Xing, a scheming woman from their past, returned upon learning of the male lead's newfound wealth. She shamelessly pursued him while blaming the female lead for ""forcing her abroad."" The male lead, harboring misplaced resentment, began secretly supporting Cheng Xing—showering her with resources to establish her as a renowned designer, using family vacations as excuses to visit her in other cities, and allowing her to spoil their children while turning them against their own mother. Heartbroken, the female lead filed for divorce. Unbeknownst to the male lead, the papers were already signed. Cheng Xing seized the opportunity to impersonate the female lead's professional alter ego, further poisoning the children against her. The male lead's loyalty to Cheng Xing stemmed from a childhood misconception: he believed she had once saved his life. Returning to her family, the female lead reclaimed her status as heir. At her inheritance gala, the male lead arrived with Cheng Xing and their manipulated children—only to be publicly humiliated when her true power was revealed. His mother and children, realizing their miscalculation, immediately switched allegiances. Though the male lead uncovered the truth (Cheng Xing had stolen the female lead's identity as his childhood savior) and begged on his knees for forgiveness, she refused. His company crumbled without her unseen support. When the female lead attempted a career comeback, Cheng Xing sabotaged her by stealing her designs and manipulating her son into faking a suicide threat. Though the female lead saw through the ruse and staged a stunning return—using a feather-painting performance to expose Cheng Xing's plagiarism—her son, in a rage, accidentally injured Cheng Xing. A hospital blood test then unraveled a darker secret: the male lead's ""mother"" was actually the mistress who had murdered his real mother, and Cheng Xing was her illegitimate child. The final blow came when the male lead, recognizing a childhood hairpin brought by his daughter, realized the female lead was his true rescuer all along. In a storm of vengeance, the exposed Cheng Xing and fake mother-in-law kidnapped the female lead and children. The male lead, gravely wounded while saving them, made one last plea for reconciliation. But it was too late—the female lead, unwavering, moved on with their daughter to build a new life with someone worthy.