Emperor Short Dramas
Joseon King's Return
Lee Hwon rises from humble beginnings to become king. Disguised as a commoner, he returns to find his former fiancée, Park Hwa-jin, and make her his queen. Instead, he gets beaten by corrupt officials for speaking out. Hwa-jin humiliates and abandons him. Lee Hwon soon learns that the person who truly cared for him years ago was Park Cheong-yeon, the overlooked illegitimate daughter. As he uncovers widespread corruption, he secretly sets a trap by holding a grand banquet.
Mocked No More, Emperor Returns
Celestial Emperor Abe Marshall awakens in his final, broken avatar as a lowly live-in husband. But this is no helpless pawn. With his power, he deals with the scheming in-laws, hateful cousins, and finally rids himself of his hateful wife. They thought they owned him. They were dead wrong.
The Emperor Shakes the World
Emperor Liu Tianwu stood in the Golden Throne Hall reading a letter, his face breaking into overjoyed delight — his long-lost younger brother had finally been found. Only the Emperor and the Commander of his Shadow Guards were present, so the news remained confidential; none of the court ministers knew of this discovery. Years ago, armed rebellion threw the realm into chaos. The two brothers, barely one or two years old, were hunted down by enemy soldiers. The younger boy fainted from starvation as raiders closed in. To save his brother, the elder child smeared blood across both their faces and lay still, pretending to be dead. When reinforcements arrived, they only carried away the elder boy, who had feigned death. The siblings were separated after the younger child regained consciousness, and the elder brother eventually ascended the throne as Emperor.
Crafting Fragrance to Capture the Emperor’s Heart
Gu Nanzhi, a modern perfume developer, accidentally travels back to ancient times and takes over the body of Gu Nanzhi, the legitimate eldest daughter of the Prime Minister’s Manor. The original girl’s birth mother was murdered in a conspiracy plotted by her stepmother Madam Gu and half-sister Gu Pingting. Her father Gu Chengming doted on his concubine and neglected his lawful wife, paying no heed to his eldest daughter’s life and death. Worse still, Gu Pingting framed her, swapped their identities as palace maid candidates, and forced Gu Nanzhi to stay at Miaoyin Temple for five years of mourning for the late Emperor. On the way to the temple, Gu Pingting forced lethal medicine down the original girl’s throat and killed her. The transmigrated Gu Nanzhi regained hazy consciousness in a dilapidated temple, where she met Xiao Jingheng, the reigning Emperor, who had been attacked and hid there wounded. The two spent one night together by fate. Later, Gu Nanzhi found out she was pregnant. With the secret help of Abbess Huixin, the head of Miaoyin Temple, she hid her pregnancy, gave birth to a son named Gu Xiaobao alone, and raised him in seclusion at the temple.
Emperor in Disguise: Judgment at the Banquet
Before leaving his hometown, Liam Lambert promises his fiancée, Tanya Litt, that he will return and make her empress once he becomes emperor. Years later, after founding a new dynasty, he returns home disguised as a commoner. He discovers that Tanya has betrayed him and decided to marry the county magistrate’s son. Humiliated, beaten, and extorted by local officials, Liam hides his identity and sets a trap to expose every corrupt figure at his homecoming banquet.
Find You: The Emperor's Lost Heir
Emperor Sebastian has spent years searching for his beloved Sylvia and their son, Elliot, to no avail. He is completely unaware that his beloved and his child have been enslaved and tormented by his subordinates, at one of his own estates. Sebastian follows a trail of clues that lead him to the estate where they’re being held. Piece by piece, he uncovers evidence of his partner and son’s whereabouts. Just as things reach a dangerous climax for his beloved, Sebastian arrives in time to save both her and their child—and delivers justice to the villains responsible.
Time-Traveled Emperor No More a Puppet
A modern man is reborn as a puppet emperor destined for a brutal death—starved in a dungeon, then torn apart by horses. But this time, he's not playing by the old rules. With a hidden "King's System" awakening, he starts a ruthless war against the power-hungry empress dowager. He crushes eunuchs, tames the harem, humiliates scholars, defeats foreign invaders, and expands the empire. From broken pawn to the greatest conqueror the world has ever seen.
Modern Emperor Who Speaks English
Hurt by his cheating girlfriend with a jade seal, he wakes up as an ancient emperor! Using modern knowledge, he gained Empress Cynthia's favor and rose to legendary status!
Purple Robe, Emperor’s Heart
Ye Yutang and Su Zijin were childhood sweethearts, engaged for twelve years. When the tyrant emperor called for a palace selection, Su tore up their betrothal on the spot to shield his delicate cousin. He tricked Ye Yutang into wearing purple—the color the emperor supposedly hated—hoping she would be rejected and forced to become his concubine. Heartbroken, she wore the purple robe. The emperor chose her immediately. Before entering the palace, she saw Su Zijin embrace his bride. When she was kidnapped, he saved the other woman without hesitation. The last thread of her love snapped. But the tyrant was gentle only with her. He recreated her childhood room inside the palace. He protected her from jealous consorts and a scheming empress. He executed those who harmed her. Slowly, she let down her guard. Love grew. She bore his child. He named their son crown prince and made her the highest consort, ruler of the harem. The empress and the cousin joined forces, using a deadly blood curse to poison Ye Yutang and trigger a premature birth. She was at death’s door. The emperor refused to let her go alone. He shared the curse’s torment. He forced the empress to take her own life. The poison was lifted. Then the truth emerged: as a boy, he had been rescued by a little girl in purple. He had searched for her for years. His hatred of purple was a lie—meant to kill impostors. The cousin’s schemes collapsed. She had given birth to a foreigner’s child. The emperor bound her to Su Zijin for life, then sent her to a military brothel. Su Zijin, consumed by regret, volunteered to guard the border forever. In the end, Xiao Huaiying abolished the harem. He crowned Ye Yutang his empress—and only wife. Their love story became a legend: a tyrant turned devoted husband, a betrayed girl who found true love, and a purple robe that changed everything.
Emperor's Chess Game
My name is Kyle. What the world doesn't know: that alien fleet hanging over the moon? It's mine. Those cold, silent commanders who won't even speak to the United Nations? I created them. The message on every screen—"Looking for the leader"—the world thinks it's a declaration of war. It's not. They're looking for me. I used to rule the galaxy. Now I'm the most wanted person on Blue Star. To protect this planet, I must reconnect with my battleship. But the cost of proving it? I can never be Kyle again.
Goddess of the Earth's Wrath
Thalia, cursed with a childlike mind, saved King Aegeus once. He rose to power, then burned her alive for an heir. Reborn as Earth Goddess Gaia’s daughter, she returns for revenge. Aegean loses everything, begs for mercy, but she chooses a gentle new love instead.
The Emperor’s Gambit: Rise from the Shadows
At nine years old, Liu Xie was placed on the dragon throne by a warlord’s hand. Dong Zhuo paraded him like a puppet, mocked him as a trembling hare, and laughed when he wet his robes in fear on the court floor. That was the mask. Behind it lived a mind colder and sharper than any sword. While Dong Zhuo celebrated his control, Liu Xie quietly pulled the strings. He orchestrated the fall of his tyrant through a dancer’s charm and a foster son’s blade. Dong Zhuo’s head rolled—but the boy emperor’s chains only tightened. Cao Cao took the warlord’s place. For twenty-five years, Liu Xie played the fool, feigning madness while secretly stitching together the threads of resistance. He sent secret edicts, formed fragile alliances, and watched everyone he loved die—his agents executed, his empress slaughtered, his plans shattered one by one. Yet he never stopped. Even when Cao Pi finally threw him out of the palace, stripping his title and exiling him to obscurity, Liu Xie refused to surrender. From the ashes, a letter arrived from Zhuge Liang. With eight hundred villagers, he raised a banner, gathered heroes, and marched on Luoyang. The puppet became the king. The fool became the strategist. And when he reclaimed the throne at the ruins of his ancestral temple, he spoke the words he had held for decades: It is not heaven that saves the Han—it is us.