Other Short Dramas
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The Billion-Dollar Slap
Daniel Hartley had endured in silence for three years. He was a man who kept his pain to himself. He gave his wife Serena everything she wanted. But at a charity gala, Serena had her bodyguard slap Daniel in public—just to please her kept lover. That was the breaking point. Daniel stopped being anyone’s ATM. With cold, precise business and legal tactics, he struck back: sealing the mansion, freezing accounts, and clawing back every transferred asset. His wife was left with nothing and fell to the bottom of society, while Daniel reclaimed his empire—and found a woman who stood by him, Emma. From humiliation to absolute control, he completed the ultimate revenge.
The Doomsday, But I Have an Invincible Shelter
After the Evernight falls over North America, man-eating monsters roam the dark. Humans survive near Wardfires fueled by Dreadstones, making outposts cash cows for the major clans. Cole, legitimate eldest son of the Northreach Hargroves, is framed as a bastard by his brother Derek's faction and exiled to deadly Outpost 37 with three Dreadstones, his maid Mandy, and a fire dying in three days. Reborn with past-life memories, Cole awakens the “Evernight Sovereign” system and becomes a rare alchemist: he crushes Dreadstones into powder to conjure bear traps, arrow towers, spike traps, walls, and farms. Hunting the creature “Howler,” he snowballs resources, gathers abandoned survivors including Walter, and turns the outpost into the Badlands' strongest refuge. While Derek plots to claim the inheritance, cunning monster leaders close in, and a gray-coated stranger promises “three months.” Cole will defend his stronghold, build his power, storm Hargrove, and reclaim what is his
The Hidden Marksman
Eagle Eye, once the kingdom's most powerful mage, now lives as a beggar in the capital, hiding his identity while investigating his wife's murder. During a Shadow Cult attack, he accidentally reveals his skills, catching the king's attention. Forced to compete in the royal selection contest, he must face his brother Theodore's schemes and Princess Selena's disdain. He must win the contest to gain access to the truth, all while keeping his true identity hidden.
The Sea God Returns! The War God Kneels
Elysia, bearing the Sea God’s Heart, swears a blood oath for her "dead" lover. She later unites with Aretheus, who loves her, to fight the traitor Leander and Helena.
Too Little Love, Too Late
In his past life, Marcus was found by the Hudson family but faced his mother's coldness, his sisters' neglect, and adopted son Julian's frame-ups. Kicked out, he died on a winter street. Reborn four years earlier, he stops pleasing anyone, cuts ties with one farewell letter, earns his first fortune from a blizzard, and builds the Sprint scooter empire. When the Hudsons finally remember him, too late—this time, he will never look back.
Fired by My Nephew, I Built My Own Empire
Tom Miles, a retired master machinist and former world champion, comes back to save his nephew Megan’s failing factory. In just one year, Tom makes him millions. But when it’s time to split the profits, Megan throws Tom only ten thousand dollars and humiliates him in front of everyone. Tom walks away and starts over with a factory of his own. What Megan doesn’t realize is that without Tom, his machines can barely run—and he’s just taken on a massive order he can’t finish. By the time Megan realizes who was really keeping his business alive, it may already be too late...
Fired on Signing Day: The $300M Deal
Clara, the senior interpreter on a major deal, is fired on signing day and walks out mid-negotiation. Her arrogant boss Mark swaps in replacements, but they keep messing up the contract. The German exec Wolf demands Clara back or the deal is dead. After begging, Clara agrees to return temporarily. Then someone frames her for leaking documents. Clara uses system logs to clear herself and works with compliance chief Blake to expose an internal kickback scheme. The high-risk clauses are removed, the contract is signed, and the guilty face consequences. Clara rejects the company's offer, goes independent, and builds a new career — on her own terms.
His April Fool's Joke, My Final Goodbye
Evelyn, a New York heiress, married playboy Adrian for three years. Every April Fools' Day was his "free pass" — cheating, emotional abuse, all brushed off as jokes. Three years ago, Adrian's mistress Leah lured a pregnant Evelyn onto the highway, causing a crash that killed her baby and left her wheelchair-bound. On this year's April Fools', Evelyn filed for divorce and secretly gathered evidence. At a charity gala, with help from her assistant and a witness, she exposed the truth of the crash and Adrian's crimes — then stood up from her wheelchair. Adrian and Leah faced justice. Evelyn took back everything. And she walked again.
Love at 50s
William Astor, 55, a billionaire, is "forced into marriage" by his 7-year-old grandson Julian — and meets Helen, a 54-year-old delivery driver kicked out by her daughter-in-law Isabella. They elope without knowing each other's identities: Helen thinks William is a chauffeur; William hides that he owns Astor Group. Helen's kindness wins over William's family, but Isabella keeps humiliating her. When the truth emerges, William's adopted son Richard turns out to be Helen's long-lost biological son Edward. After all the twists, a fractured family finally comes together — for real.
Marrying the Beggar Billionaire
In my past life, my jealous step-sister stabbed me through the heart at the company's IPO banquet. When I opened my eyes, we were both reborn, back to the day we chose our husbands. Thinking she'd cheated fate, she snatched the bouquet and married a seemingly glamorous chaebol heir. Then she shoved me at a ragged drifter. My father disowned me for the shame. She forced me to walk barefoot over fire and glass, laughing that I'd always be beneath her. They thought I was finished. They didn't know her chaebol heir was just a worthless playboy. And the iron ring I nearly destroyed my feet to save was a black gold ring that controls the global economy. The penniless husband beside me was the supreme leader of the world's biggest conglomerate. Their downfall had only just begun.
My Billionaire Husband Played Poor and Lost Me
Former starlet Ava is diagnosed with terminal cancer. With only one worry — her five-year-old daughter Lily — she arranges for Lily to find her billionaire biological father Ethan with a paternity test. She teaches Lily to call her a "bad mommy" and uses a fake death certificate to vanish completely, all so Ethan will keep the child. At first, Ethan is furious, believing Ava left him pregnant out of spite. But as he bonds with Lily, the truth unravels — and regret consumes him. Ava's fake death becomes real. After death, her spirit lingers, watching Ethan learn to be a father, watching him carry guilt so heavy he never dares fail Lily again. She used her last "evil" to buy her daughter a lifetime of love.
My Dog Beastman Is Actually a Wolf
Evelyn's leopard beastman boyfriend Hayden cheats on her with rich girl Vivian, sneering at her slum origins and muddy scent. Heartbroken, Evelyn picks up an injured "stray dog" beastman Adrian on the street — deciding to trade in her unfaithful cat. She doesn't know Adrian is actually the Empire's most noble wolf colonel, missing in action. He plays pitiful to earn her trust, hiding his power and cunning. Adrian helps Evelyn crush her cheating ex and his new lover, exposing betrayers along the way. His identity slowly unravels. Evelyn discovers his lies — yet feels a love that never deceived her heart. He lied about many things. But loving her was never one of them.