Other Short Dramas
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The Dragon King's Surrogate Wife
Amelia Vaughn and her twin sister Serena were sent to the Dragon Realm as offerings to its ruler. Jealous of Amelia's rare white fur, Serena forced her to live as a maid, while Serena took the title of the Dragon Lord's wife. Nathan King, Lord of the Dragon Realm, is feared by everyone. Every virgin offered to his bed has died. When Nathan returns from the Abyss gravely wounded, Serena drags Amelia to his chamber and forces her to take her place. In the dark, Nathan can't see her face, only her scent. Amelia whispers that she is his wife. By morning she is still alive, and Nathan's wounds have healed. Amelia slips away believing no one will ever know. But Nathan can't forget the woman from that night, and the scent that lets him sleep belongs to the maid in the corner, not the wife on his arm. Serena sends Amelia back again and again, promising her a map out of the Dragon Realm. Nathan grows more suspicious each time. The Serena he holds at night is shy and gentle. The Serena he sees by day is cruel. When Serena's stolen witch's blood wears off before the royal wedding, Amelia is forced to walk down the aisle in her sister's dress, ready to say goodbye to the man she has fallen for. But Nathan has been watching all along. As Serena and Elder Drake scheme to keep the crown, Amelia must decide whether to keep hiding behind her sister's face, or claim her place beside the Dragon King and the child she now carries.
Ashes Couldn't Bury Her
Seven years ago, Elodie gave birth to a son, Colin, for her husband Arthur, but Colin was born with a rare genetic disease. To save his grandson, Walter, the old patriarch of the Voss family, forcibly extracted Elodie's neural cells, leaving her near death, and dumped her in the Ashen City landfill. Losing her memory, Elodie gave birth to a daughter, Iloen, sustained by the residual energy of her pendant, and mother and daughter clung to each other in the slums for seven years. Seven years later, Iloen saved up crystals to treat her mother's illness, but after a car accident conflict with Colin, Helen blacklisted her identity. To protect her daughter, Elodie was struck by a hover-car and gravely injured, and Iloen sold her own heart to raise money to buy a Voss Group bio-chip—only to be blocked by the blacklist again. Through Elodie's appearance, the pendant's reaction, and a paternity test, Arthur gradually confirmed that Iloen was his daughter and began to suspect that the woman in the hospital bed was Elodie. Vera, out of jealousy, concealed the genetic report, while Lucian attempted to use consciousness-overwriting to "resurrect" his daughter, plunging Elodie into a life-and-death crisis once more. In the end, Arthur rescued Elodie; Walter confessed the truth of those years; Vera was imprisoned; and Lucian's memory deteriorated. Though Elodie woke with no memory, with Arthur, Colin, and Iloen by her side, she learned to be loved again.
Falling for the Boss I Hate
Suspended by his mother, IT heir Ritsu Jinguji poses as a sales employee to put his boss, Ren Kujo, in his place through an AI overhaul, but falls for his kindness and plays helpless to move in and care for him. When Ren's married ex, Eita, anonymously exposes their romance and sets traps, Ritsu reveals his identity to protect Ren and crush his rival. Overwhelmed by the gap between their worlds, Ren leaves, forcing Ritsu to swallow his pride and fight for the man he loves.
Ignored on Our Wedding Day, I Left
Fernanda, the overlooked twin, was forgotten at the airport on her wedding day. Her family stole her trust‑fund money to buy a house for her favored sister. She called off the wedding, cut ties and became a key aerospace expert at JPL. When her family and ex‑fiancé begged for forgiveness after seeing her success, she turned them down. She chased her bright future while they suffered the consequences of their choices.
Flirt or Die: Dating in a Horror Game
Flirt or die. Mila's "romance system" traps her in a cursed school where the only way out is through the deadliest teacher alive. Adrian Cross is elegant, ruthless, and definitely not human. Every kiss buys her time. Every lie risks her life. The students are dropping like flies, but the monster at the top only has eyes for her. In this horror dating sim, the only thing more dangerous than the rules... is wanting him to break them. Love is the mission. Survival is the twist.
I Stole Her Crown
WELLS, a young woman of serpent descent, vows revenge after her adopted sister reclaims her birthright as a dragon princess—and burns their mother alive. Posing as the lost princess, Wells infiltrates the palace to destroy the sister who betrayed her. But a ritual blood test exposes her secret. Stripped of her serpent skin and sentenced to death, she faces the executioner—until a golden dragon manifests, bringing the entire court to its knees. Wells’s fight for vengeance becomes a struggle for the crown as she discovers the Dragon King’s blood runs through her veins. Unraveling a long-buried royal conspiracy, she exposes the truth, brings the guilty to justice, and rises from a condemned outcast to the rightful heir to the throne.
Too Curvy for TV, Too Hot to Hide
In 1991, plus-size radio host Nora’s sultry voice makes her every listener’s fantasy—but her station gives a thinner woman her identity. When a handsome news anchor starts pursuing Nora, he doesn’t realize she’s also his midnight obsession. How long can she keep the man she wants without revealing the voice he craves?
Humiliated Tonight, Crowned Tomorrow
In Ravengard, King Edmund and Elvira, a commoner herbalist’s daughter, have secretly loved each other for five years. A forged dispatch diverts him on proposal night. Crown Prince Lionel, returning home for the first time, mistakes Elvira for a court prostitute and imprisons her. Edmund rescues her from attempted rape, jails Lionel, declares her queen, and entrusts her with the royal treasury. Elvira’s ledgers expose falsified army ration orders and salt tax fraud. She survives assassination attempts and saves Lionel from poisoning. Nightdew purchases implicate Chancellor Oswald, Edmund’s elder half-brother, in Queen Ilsa’s death. Elvira’s mother died in prison, falsely blamed for it. At the Founding Day feast, Edmund is poisoned, Elvira framed, and Oswald seizes power with Black Boar mercenaries. Lionel discovers his mother’s final letter. Elvira exposes the Ash Trial’s quicklime fraud. Edmund survives; treasury gold undermines the mercenaries, and Lionel switches sides. Oswald falls to his death; the royal in-laws face justice. Lionel renounces his succession rights and seeks atonement at the northern wall. Elvira clears her mother’s name and defeats Floren’s pressure through accounting. At the winter solstice wedding, Lionel returns on parole. Father and son reconcile, the family reunites, and Elvira becomes queen.
The Peasant Groom is the Abyss
Kieran has just slain the Abyss Behemoth, and his masters send him home with a warning: he must consummate his marriage to his fated bride before his twenty-fifth birthday, or the Abyss power inside him will destroy the Realm. He returns to the kingdom of Avalon in a peasant’s rags, certain that his childhood sweetheart Bryony is the one. She spurns him for a cruel count’s heir and throws the legendary Dragon Ring on the floor. Humiliated and mocked, Kieran hides his true power while the proud Princess Elowen takes notice, and the Dragon Ring begins to glow for her. As arena duels, beast-prince threats and court schemes close in, the peasant everyone despises must claim his bride before his curse tears the Realm apart.
The Bride Who Walked Out
Hazel is humiliated by her unfaithful husband Eden on their wedding night. After he abandons her, she is rescued by Alexander Sterling, her childhood fiancé and New York's most powerful heir. Eden soon discovers Hazel is the heiress who secretly built his empire. As his company collapses, Hazel finds love with the man who never stopped waiting for her.
My Curves Stole His Best Friend
Busty cheer captain June Whalen is told by boyfriend, Wyatt, to get a breast reduction because her chest is too big, while he secretly flirts online. Fed up, she poses as single to get even and chats with a mysterious stranger. He is Declan Ashford, Wyatt's cold, wealthy best friend, who has loved her curves for two years. As Wyatt’s lies collapse, June and Declan fall hard, facing an ex-fiancée, pushy parents, and a misunderstanding. Years later, June defends a young cheerleader from body-shaming.
The Power Shift
Extreme-sports influencer Lorelei McCall married General Lowell Walker for an alliance, cut her hair, deleted her accounts, and became a proper Washington wife. For five years she was scenery and logistics; son Leo preferred family friend Claire and once wished his parents would divorce so Claire could be Mom. Lorelei signed divorce papers, waived custody and assets—then walked in on Lowell celebrating Claire’s birthday. When the decree finalized, she left for Nepal and opened an adventure school under her own name. Six years later Lowell’s highland training crossed her path. He tried to explain and win her back; Claire staged a kidnapping for attention and was expelled. Lorelei kept her distance even when handling Leo’s school fights in the U.S. At a UNESCO ceremony she accepted a medal—and handed Lowell an application to be a special instructor. This time the rules were hers.