Impostor Short Dramas
Fake My Death Make Him Pay
Pregnant Jennifer dies forced to donate liver for her husband’s lover. Reborn, she fakes death to es...
Reborn：Fake Prince, Real Heiress
Aurora just got the news that she’s terminally ill, only to catch her fiancé Julian and his mistress...
Contract of Deceit The CEO's Fake Love
Leah was forced to sign a one-year contract marriage with the aloof CEO Locke to save her seriously ...
Fake Sister Real Revenge
Lydia's half-sister crippled her. Her father and husband faked care for her inheritance. She faked d...
Fake Broke, Real CEO
Shawn Jones works nonstop to pay for his brother's wedding and all family bills. To protect his marr...
The CEO Fiercely Defends Her Fake Husband: I Hide My Power to Strike
Wu Di, the top war hero of the Northern Border, retired from the military after witnessing his comrade Qin Yuchen go missing while covering him during a classified mission. Disheartened, he returned to his hometown, concealed his identity, and took a job as an ordinary security guard at the Qin Group. He secretly kept his promise to his friend, quietly protecting Qin Yuwei, the CEO of Qin Group and Qin Yuchen’s younger sister. The Qin Group was trapped in internal and external crises. Orphaned with her brother missing, Qin Yuwei faced constant pressure from her uncles Qin Qingshan and Qin Qinghe, who coveted the company’s shares and claimed she could not hold power while unmarried. Meanwhile, Han Shaoqing, a reckless heir of the Han family, lusted after both Qin Group’s core technology and Qin Yuwei herself. He pressured her relentlessly to marry him, aiming to seize the enterprise. To safeguard her father’s legacy, Qin Yuwei planned a fake marriage to resist her family’s coercion. But her groom backed out at the last minute, and Han Shaoqing arrived with bodyguards to force her hand. Left with no choice, Qin Yuwei proposed marriage to Wu Di, the security guard at the gate. Wu Di agreed to protect her, and they hastily got married, entering a contractual marriage. After marriage, Qin Yuwei brought Wu Di to family dinners, business galas and charity events. She feared the security guard would expose his humble identity and bring shame on her. To her surprise, Wu Di navigated every provocation with ease. Relying on extraordinary combat skills, extensive connections and sharp strategies, he defused crisis after trouble: he humiliated gold-digging suitors, put snobbish relatives in their place, secured investment from Rongsheng Group, and sealed a multi-billion-dollar partnership with the Bruce Consortium. Step by step, he stabilized the group’s situation, and Qin Yuwei gradually grew to trust and fall for him.
The Fake Queen Who Seized the Throne
During the Great Xia Dynasty, Su Qingqing, a merchant’s daughter, lost both parents. Her bankrupt uncle forced her to become a wealthy merchant’s concubine. Desperate to escape the arranged marriage, she accidentally charged into the imperial procession of Emperor Xiao He, who was traveling south. Moved by her plight and reminded of his beloved Shen Min’s misfortune, Xiao He saved her. He gave her a personal jade pendant and told her to enter the palace as a maid once her mourning period ended. Yet Su Qingqing misunderstood, convinced the emperor favored her and planned to make her empress. Three years of mourning passed. Su Qingqing brought her best friends Zhao Jiaojiao and Fang Yuanyuan to the palace with the jade pendant. Eunuch Xia recognized the emperor’s personal token and mistakenly took her as the empress the emperor intended to appoint, welcoming her with great deference. Seizing the chance, Su Qingqing pretended to be empress and acted recklessly in the harem. She slapped palace maids, stripped and expelled servants to build an arrogant reputation. Later, she stormed into the Golden Throne Hall, sat on the imperial dragon chair and presided over state affairs. She arbitrarily executed ministers and dismissed loyal officials. She appointed Zhao Jiaojiao Minister of Revenue and Fang Yuanyuan Minister of War, treating the imperial court like a game. When the Crown Prince of Great Liang came to negotiate an alliance, she outrageously ordered the prince to be castrated, publicly tore up the treaty, and declared war on four neighboring kingdoms. Upon hearing the news, Emperor Xiao He was consumed by rage, spat blood and fell into a coma.
Fake Death Scheme, My Glorious Rebirth
Shen Qian and her husband Zhou Mingchen built their business from scratch. She worked tirelessly to take care of the family. On the night of their daughter’s birthday, while pregnant with their second child, she was struck by devastating news — her husband had died in a car crash. Zhou Mingchen’s parents invited a fortune-teller named Master Zhang to stage a fraudulent ritual. They claimed his remains were buried in the mountains, seized all the family’s bank cards, gold and silver jewelry, then headed to Jiangcheng to reunite with their supposedly deceased son. The truth was that Zhou Mingchen had long been cheating with Wen Xiuxiu. To run away with his mistress, seize all family assets and evade massive business debts, he conspired with his parents to pull off an outrageous fake-death scheme. He abandoned Shen Qian and their daughter like disposable trash. Shen Qian suddenly gains the ability to see floating comment barrages, through which she instantly sees through the whole family’s plot. She snaps out of her grief and embarks on a carefully calculated revenge plan. First, she reports a burglary to the police and freezes all her husband’s bank accounts, shattering his dream of buying a luxury mansion for his mistress. Next, she guides loan sharks to Zhou Mingchen’s hideout in Jiangcheng, destroying his lavish new life overnight. After that, she lures the man and his family with the promise of tens of millions in insurance compensation, tempting them to forge an official death certificate and walk straight into her trap.
His Fake White Moonlight
This is a story of misplaced marriage and self‑redemption spanning ten years for Shen Shuyu. Born into the top‑tier wealthy Shen family, Shen Shuyu is Changfeng, an internationally celebrated prodigy painter who rose to fame at a young age. Out of deep love, she conceals her status and brilliance to marry He Yuchuan, a man from a poor background. She gives everything she has, leveraging her connections and savings to help He Yuchuan build his business from scratch and rise as an elite in the capital circle. She puts down her paintbrushes to tend to household chores and devotes herself to raising their dragon‑and‑phoenix twin children, hoping to melt her husband’s cold heart over ten years. Yet their marriage is filled with misunderstandings and indifference from the very start. Haunted by childhood trauma, He Yuchuan misidentifies his white‑moonlight savior. He believes Shen Shuyu took advantage of his vulnerability and treats her with coldness and distance. When his childhood friend Cheng Xing returns home, he grows entangled with her and allows Cheng Xing to meddle in his family life. Manipulated by He Yuchuan’s mother and Cheng Xing, the twin children whom Shen Shuyu cherishes dearly grow resentful and disdainful toward their birth mother. They regard the gentle‑seeming Cheng Xing as their real mother, lashing out at Shen Shuyu with harsh words and even physical violence.
The Fake Wedding Scheme
Lila Marlow's 9-year fiance Julian Croft conspires with her family to trick her into a sham marriage...
Fake Mate：Taming the Wolf
In an ABO werewolf world, Leno, an Omega disguised as a Beta, has spent years relying on potions from the wizard Lancelot to conceal his true identity while searching for his older brother, who vanished during the trial seven years ago. Before the new trial begins, his secret is discovered by his rival, the Alpha Kris. To protect themselves, the two enter into a fake mate contract: Kris helps Leno hide his identity, while Leno accompanies Kris to deal with pressure from his family.
My Fake Fiancé Is My Real Boss
My Fake Fiancé Is My Real Boss