Other Short Dramas
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Dead Heiress Walking
A murdered heiress makes a deal with a vengeful spirit: take her body and expose the fake heiress who buried her alive. As the impostor's crimes unravel, the family begs forgiveness—but the real victim's soul must say goodbye.
Love Has Expired
After discovering her husband secretly fathered a child with his dying ex, surgeon Victoria Wheeler pretends to comply—while quietly destroying the life they built before disappearing forever.
The Only One Who Sees Me
He's a fallen rich kid covered in thorns, hiding loneliness behind rebellion. She's a quiet but stubborn girl, fighting her own battles in silence. Thrown together as desk mates, they clash at first—until they see past each other's armor. He treasures her at her lowest. She heals his deepest wounds.
My Girlfriend is a Cultivation Master!
Orphan Leo Vance, heartbroken from being cheated on, stumbles upon Fiona Bauer, a cultivator girl who fell from the sky during her tribulation. Together, they rise from lottery luck to building a business empire, taking down enemies. When Fiona is forced to return to the Cultivation Realm, she gives up everything to stay with Leo. They live a sweet life—she controls the wallet, he dotes on her.
Realm of Awakening
What if the Journey to the West was a lie? Ten thousand years ago, atop the sacred mountain, Jin Chanzi was forced by the Buddha to kill his own disciple—Sun Wukong. This single act launched an endless cycle: in every lifetime, Wukong is reborn, trained by his master Bodhi, and sent to die again on the pilgrim’s road. The ritual is not a path to enlightenment, but a machine for control. And Bodhi? He has been trapped for ten thousand years, carrying the guilt of betraying his brother. This time, something changes. Wukong rises from his stone. Guided by the old monkey Six-Ears, he finds Bodhi and learns the truth—the pilgrimage is a fraud, the Buddha is a tyrant, and the rules of heaven are chains. He wields his golden staff, awakens the memory of every life he has lost, and chooses a new path: not to seek scripture, but to destroy the one who writes it. On his journey, he gathers the broken: a priest who was once his killer, demons twisted by the Buddha’s hand, and a brother trapped in flames. Together, they march not for salvation, but for revolution. At the peak of Ling Mountain, Wukong shatters the Buddha and the laws that caged the world—at the cost of his own body. His friends gather the blood of sacrifice and will, and rebuild him from a flower’s soul. He does not become the new ruler. Instead, he returns to his mountain and plants ten thousand Bodhi trees. He offers the world a choice: order or freedom. And when the underworld falls into chaos without its old book of fate, he does not write a new law—he lets all beings write their own. This is not a story about fate. It is a story about breaking it.
Dream of Great Zhao
At the fall of the Great Zhao dynasty, rebels stormed the palace. Princess Zhaoluan watched her parents die at the hands of her beloved’s father. She swore a blood oath never to see Li Chengqian again, then leaped from the city wall to her death. He caught only her sachet, and buried his love with it. Ten years later, Li Chengqian is emperor. Zhaoluan, rescued but amnesiac, lives as a scullery maid named Aluan. One night, a drunken encounter with the emperor marks her as the only woman who can ease his strange affliction. She flees at dawn. He searches the entire harem for the woman with a rose-shaped birthmark. Her protector, Palace Mistress Zhao, hides the mark and her identity. The emperor, haunted by her resemblance to Zhaoluan, forces her to stay as his concubine—loving her as a shadow, tormenting her as a ghost. He has her tongue poisoned for playing an old song, and molds her into the dead princess. When Palace Mistress Zhao is executed for helping her escape, Zhaoluan’s memories return in a flood of horror: she is the princess, and he is the enemy. Now she plays a new role—the vengeful survivor. She poisons her tormentors, outlasts palace conspiracies, and watches her long-lost sister die in her arms. In the final storm, Li Chengqian takes a fatal poison to save her. On his deathbed, he gives her the throne. She becomes the first empress of a restored Great Zhao. She finds a healer to save him. And she chooses, at last, to lay down the hatred and walk beside him—not as enemies, but as rulers of a kingdom reborn from ashes.
A Thousand Autumns
Yu Penglai comes from ten thousand years in the future. He has lived for millennia, wielding immortal arts beyond mortal comprehension. Fifty years ago, he used his divine power to lift a beggar to the throne. That man became the founding emperor of Great Liang, and they made a pact: in sixty years, Yu Penglai would return. He returned. The emperor was dying. On his deathbed, the old ruler commanded his son and daughter to kneel before Yu Penglai, and decreed that all future generations must honor him as their master. But the new emperor, Gu Linghao, was young and proud. He could not bear to kneel. He sent assassins. They died. In rage, he seized Yu Penglai’s walking stick and shattered it with his sword. The walking stick cracked. Heaven answered. The Empress Dowager dropped dead on the spot. Three provinces rose in rebellion. The empire trembled. Gu Linghao realized his mistake—too late. Yu Penglai turned and walked away. It was the princess, Gu Lingxue, who knelt in the street. She offered to bear all punishment herself, for the sake of her people. Moved by her sincerity, Yu Penglai spoke: “From now on, you are my walking stick.” He chose to stand by her. A million enemies marched from the north. Their saintess challenged the court to three contests. Yu Penglai shattered ancient puzzles with a single kick, pierced through stone with a weapon from the future, and silenced an army with a song. The saintess knelt and swore to serve him. But shadows gathered. The second prince murdered his brother and seized the throne. He summoned a sword master to challenge Yu Penglai—only for the master to discover that her sect’s founding ancestor was Yu Penglai himself. She knelt and begged to become his disciple. The prince forged rifles. Yu Penglai caught a bullet between two fingers. When the prince took his own sister hostage, Yu Penglai moved faster than the eye could see. The fight was over before it began. Yu Penglai placed Gu Lingxue on the throne. The first empress of Great Liang. His task complete, he removed the black veil from his eyes, revealing his true face for the first time. Then he walked away, alone into the distance. The saintess and the sword master chose to follow. And so the immortal wandered the world with his companions, leaving behind only a line of verse, spoken with a smile: History remembers but a few names; countless souls rest beneath the ancient hills.
The War God’s Return
Chu Lingyun, the undefeated War God of the Dragon Temple, was betrayed by three enemy princesses in a deadly ambush. As his sword clashed, an ancient jade was activated—tearing through the fabric of time. He awoke a thousand years later, in a world he did not recognize, trapped in the body of a despised young master. The original host was a coward, bullied by his brother, poisoned by his brother’s fiancée, and trampled by everyone. But that man was gone. The War God had arrived. With a single stroke of calligraphy, he humbled a literary master. With a single bid, he bought a rusted scrap—and revealed a legendary sword. With a single swing, he split a cheap jade—and uncovered the Imperial Seal, a symbol of absolute power. The capital trembled. He saved a tycoon’s life with ancient healing arts, turned pocket change into a billion at the racetrack, and reclaimed control of the underworld through the very blood jade that brought him here. When his enemies drugged his father and forged a will, he exposed them all at the family banquet and seized the throne of the Chu Clan. In the final battle, foreign conspirators hired the world’s deadliest fighters to crush him. He faced them alone on the arena—and cut them down one by one. From an ancient battlefield to a modern empire, Chu Lingyun wrote a new legend: when a true dragon awakens, even a thousand years cannot dim its fire.
No Return
He saves the crew, only to be betrayed. Awakening mechs, he begins his interstellar revenge.
Time to Clear
He awakens the golden dragon mark at trial, reverses fate, and rises to take revenge.
Mother’s Stand
She erupts for her wronged daughter, revealing her true identity to bring down the powerful.
The Vows We Never Made
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