Regret Short Dramas
Regret Wears His Name
Design expert Noah Lane grew up with his sister, Dahlia, and childhood sweetheart-turned-fiancée, Julie Webb. His life is stable until he helps Aaron Murphy, a struggling college student. Soon, Dahlia favors Aaron, and even Julie takes his side, leaving Noah isolated as Aaron slowly takes everything he once had. Unable to endure it, Noah leaves, forcing Dahlia and Julie to realize their loss.
Our Love, Buried in Regret
After Cliff Meyer’s death, his mother orders Liam to father a child with Cliff’s wife, Isla. Liam’s wife, Kate, feels betrayed when told he has already slept with Isla and even her son turns against her. Heartbroken, she leaves with the Empress’s permission to divorce and guards the border, where she meets Prince Steve Lester. Realizing his mistake, Liam cuts ties with his family and begs for Kate’s forgiveness, but she rejects him.
The Regret That Consumed Us
Ethan Gray’s life seems perfect—he has a beautiful wife and a charming daughter. His love for his wife runs deep, and even as the busy CEO of Gray Corp, he makes it a priority to care for their daughter, Lily. Though Lily rarely gets to spend time with her mother, she takes immense pride in her mother’s successful career. However, everything changes when Lily falls gravely ill.
You Ridiculed Me, Now You Regret It
Phoebe, heiress of Caelon's wealthiest family, teaches in a mountain village. During a patriotic lesson, a video of the Jovian invasion terrifies Vivian Smith—her father's fiancée—and her son, born to a Jovian spy. Seeing him cry, Vivian, blinded by anger and guilt, humiliates Phoebe. Only when she realizes that Phoebe is Alfred Green's daughter does regret hit.
From This Night On, No Regrets
The night before his wedding, while decorating the venue, Scott Brawley receives a fire alarm call from their new house. Rushing over, he discovers his fiancee Alison Ritchie in bed with her stepbrother. Alison shamelessly claims it's just "sibling affection" that won't affect tomorrow's wedding. Reflecting on the past,Scott realizes how many times Alison has hurt him for her stepbrother's sake. He always thought marriage would fix things, but seeing the ambiguous kiss marks on Alison's body,Scott finally wakes up. He agrees to his grandfather's arrangement. Tomorrow, he'll marry the arranged bride instead.
The Broken Family: A Story of Regret
Lisa Philip had an affair during her marriage. She trusted Elvis Turner,her first love, and mistakenly believed her husband, Allen Lucas,married her only for her money and was using their daughter to extort wealth from her. This led her to abandon her own child in a critical moment. However, what she didn't know was that Allen had been secretly supporting her career all along, hiding his true identity.Meanwhile, Elvis was just using Lisa, aiming to steal Allen's research results and swindle her family fortune. When the truth finally came to light, Lisa was filled with regret. But Allen and their daughter chose not to forgive her. Allen turned to his long-time secret admirer, his junior schoolmate. And Ann, their daughter, also wanted her to be her new mother, leaving Lisa to wallow in her remorse.
Lost Love, Lingering Regret
Princess Valerie Stone of Dazel was once adored, until she was exposed as a false princess and framed by Holly Stone for harming her. To protect her, the emperor and crown prince exiled Valerie as a hostage to Northo—unaware she would be enslaved and disgraced. Three years later, scarred but unbroken, she returns to speak the truth, only to be ensnared in new lies and condemned once more.
Too Late, I Married The Most Powerful Man
Audrey witnessed her husband Parker's most despicable betrayal, yet he had the nerve to declare, "You can't have children, and I need an heir." That very night, she dialed a number no one dared to call and remarried the most powerful man. When they met again, it was at her wedding. Parker knelt before her, pleading, "I'm sorry, honey. Please give me another chance." Audrey took a step back, just as the rumored magnate Wesley wrapped an arm around her waist, his voice icy as a blade. "Now," he said, "she's my wife."
I'm The Champion: Crushing The Snakes
Framed and imprisoned by his parents' adopted son Vincent, Tyler died with regret in the late stages of stomach cancer, only to be reborn five years earlier. Refusing to sacrifice for his family any longer, he joined the Alpha racing team. Through his exceptional skills, he achieved repeated victories, exposing Vincent's match-fixing and theft of credit. Cutting ties with his biased family for good, he ultimately found love and earned the honor of representing his nation in the World Racing Championship.
They Picked The Wrong Scapegoat
Nick, the adopted son and heir of the wealthiest man, hid his identity to return to his birth parents. Their adopted son Saul turned them against him, subjecting Nick to abuse. Saul framed Nick for a car crash, sending him to prison. Two years behind bars crushed his hopes for his birth family. After release, he sought to clear his name. When they kidnapped him and staged a press conference to force an apology, Nick revealed the truth about the crash and Saul's plots, then severed ties. Saul was imprisoned, his family went bankrupt, and Nick founded a groundbreaking artificial womb research center, achieving major scientific advances.
The Demon's Revenge
The true young master was buried alive by the imposter. In his dying breath, consumed by rage, he offered up his soul. The demon took over his body, determined to avenge the original owner. The demon stormed the Stanley family banquet, publicly declaring himself the true heir and exposing the cold indifference he had endured from his family over the past three years. He fought back against the imposter's accusations and severed all ties with the Stanleys on the spot. His elder sister, upon discovering the scars on his body, showed him empathy, but he refused to stay. He resolved to continue his revenge against the Stanley family. As time went on, the imposter's true nature began to unravel. In the end, justice prevailed. The imposter was punished by the law, and the Stanley family came to regret their actions. The soul of the original owner, now at peace, bid the demon farewell and stepped into a new life.
They Regret After I Win The Lottery
Bella's husband died three years ago, leaving behind an old village house scheduled for demolition. Her children began arguing over the house. They ignored Bella and even spoke to her cruelly. Bella endured their mistreatment in silence, yet she only received more blame and coldness. In the end, she was driven out of her own home and disowned and cut off by her own children. As she was pushed out, a lottery ticket fell to the ground, and they found out it won a staggering 90 million grand prize. Her children changed their attitudes completely for this fortune, but Bella had already made up her mind. She would cut off all ties with them, once and for all.