Vertical Short Drama

 Taz-mania:

Wang Yi Ran has had 2 soul swap dramas

With Hou Cheng Yue

https://kisskh.at/779256-after-the-soul-swap

With Zhang Jin Yi

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9yel0w

Cool! Thx! 👍 I might prefer body swap in verts vs full-length dramas. 

 ASTER:

4th season of Shi Ba Sui Tai Nai Nai Jia Dao, Chong Zheng Jia Zu Rong Yao Season 3 (2025) 

🔥🔥🔥【完整版】李柯以&王培延&陈添祥&屈刚&蔡欣洋&吴添豪&赵廷义&曾辉&王道铁《十八岁太奶奶驾到，重整家族荣耀4》太爷爷重生驾到和纪家子孙抢太奶！#短剧 #完結 #蔓蔓書屋 #大结局 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vO3wT1M9HA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLXMFMrFmnQ

 its really good drama watch it 

It would be best if you’ve watched the previous three seasons, as that will help you understand the flow of the story better. Each season is meaningful in its own way , emotional, fun, sweet, and touching. I hope people enjoy it as much as I did. 

I just completed it. Thinking eh why the great grandpa changed to Zhao Ting Yi, in previous season it's Wang Dao Tie. I understand why there's change afterZeng Hui saying that the one marrying Rong Yao isn't handsome, isn't smart, and is good at acting (this is my personal opinion, don't hate me). There's a hint of season 5 omo.

Personally I prefer season 3 because it's funnier, but this season is also great as usual. The characters and the dialogue teaching  the viewers life and moral lesson, and reminding people not to forget about the past heroic deed of the heroes in the war era and to be grateful for living in this peaceful and modern era. And to beware of moral kidnapping, to be honest and working hard on your own, etc.

It's now available on reelxia, though I watched it on bilibili.

I found Li Zhuo Yang like a week before, my his eyes is so pretty and he always looks like he's keeping something inside. I'm going to follow his works.

 ASTER:

Poor girl becomes maid in rich family, cold disabled CEO falls hard, spoils her with millions! - YouTube 

funny and lovely  drama

Yay!!! Ive been waiting for this one to drop! ✨ ✨ ✨ 

 fancy:

Does anyone know the name of this drama or the actors? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfVraUGKbfI

Found it.

Title: "Rebirth and Confrontation: The Prince and Princess Kill Each Other Every Day" 重生对抗路，王爷王妃日日相杀
ML: Ji Jun Liang  纪俊良
FL: Jin Rui 尹蕊

The country girl found her real family. She expected to be sidelined, but they all treasured her. - YouTube 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZu32iyi3GY

“just my rant”

I actually feel happy that vertical dramas have started showing sweet bonds between two female friends or step/adopted sisters. That part feels refreshing. But even now, the same old bias keeps showing up again and again. Why is it always shown that parents will love, nurture, and prioritize only one daughter? Where is this rule written?

Maybe this mindset can be explained in places like China, where the one-child policy existed for a long time. Large families were uncommon there, so the idea of equal emotional and material distribution among multiple children might not be deeply rooted. That could be one reason why Chinese vertical dramas often show such narratives.

But even in this drama, the parents clearly showed favoritism. They gave 51% of the property to their biological daughter, even though they now have two daughters. If both are their daughters, then it should have been 50–50. On top of that, they even threaten to throw the adopted daughter out of the house. Why? What kind of logic is that?

What bothers me most about vertical dramas is this constant need to treat people as substitutes. If a daughter is lost, they adopt another one to heal themselves. If a girlfriend leaves, they replace her with another life partner. And when the original person returns, they try to give them their “place” back—by hurting the one who filled that space during their absence.

Why can’t each person be given their own rightful position?
Why must someone always be sacrificed emotionally for someone else’s return?

Is it really so difficult to tell stories where relationships exist without replacing, discarding, or emotionally damaging another person?

The female lead (FL) openly treats the second female lead (2nd FL) like a servant rather than a sister or an equal human being. 

What’s even more disturbing is the parents’ behavior. They treat the 2nd FL as if she is nobody .

I believe good actions should be rewarded and wrong actions should be punished—that’s the most basic rule of any society. But in the vertical dramas, there is no logic behind love or hatred. Characters are loved or abused without reason, and morality has no consequences at all.

Reborn,we stopped resisting possessive CEO husbands, then enjoyed their love—became winners in life. - YouTube 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1Q2v-Q5dGU

two bestie 

Ke Chun and Yu Yin's new mini just dropped ... https://kisskh.at/794376-bu-yi-yang-de-ta-zhi-tang-yi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGVjJ6dc74w

Personally this drama can resonate to adult woman nowadays. Han Yutong suits this genre more than mere romance. And controversial take, FL was quite sly using 2ML and 3ML when she was on process of divorce the ML. And after divorce she didn't make clear boundaries since ML was father of their child and keep close to him. i liked the ending when she choosing no one because it would be unrealistic with 2ML and 3ML since their problem was bigger than her good for nothing ex husband aka ML. Overall , i wished there is more drama like this.