Other Short Dramas
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A Zombie’s Guide to Getting Home
When the apocalypse descended, Anya, a girl with severe social anxiety, deliberately infected herself to escape both survival and socializing. Unexpectedly, she retained her human consciousness and became a “freak zombie” with absolutely no combat power. She shouldered her backpack and embarked on a southbound road trip in search of her family. Along the way, her innate kindness led her to save survivors time and again. She met Zane, a cold and ruthless human killing machine; Leon, a fellow zombie male lead with overwhelming combat prowess; and Mia, a mad virologist. She also adopted an apocalypse-level adorable zombie dog. To find her family and uncover the truth behind the virus, the three people and one dog formed a quirky wasteland team, beginning a trope-defying, laugh-out-loud healing journey through the apocalypse.
Daddy, Don't Let Go
Five-year-old Hope lives with her mother, Lynn Foster, who has leukemia. The two survive by collecting empty bottles. By chance, Hope saves Mr. Stark Sr during a sudden heart attack and is brought to the Stark home. Seeing how much Hope resembles his son, Eric Stark, Mr. Stark Sr offers to pay her $50,000 a month to act as Eric's daughter. Yet Eric never likes her. But when Hope sings the song he's so familiar with, he finally sees the truth...
In Love, Out of Sync
Sync pilot David is framed by his wife Yara's old flame Marcus and stripped of his rank. Rejected by Yara, he divorces her and takes a one-way mission to destroy the alien Mothership. Yara uncovers the truth too late. David survives a heroic detonation, but their final Sync reads 0%. As Yara begs for another chance, David finds a 99% match with gifted pilot Kate, defeats Marcus, and chooses a new partner and a new life.
Reborn Lardass Crushes Her Fatal Bullies
Drugged into obesity and driven to suicide by her friend Jessica and boyfriend Zack, Vivian is reborn on the day they framed her. She gathers evidence to expose their plots. Using an alias, she plunges Jessica into debt. She feeds Zack the hormone-laced desserts, making him obese and violent. Ultimately, Zack paralyzes Jessica and gets a life sentence, while Ethan and cyberbullies are punished. Vivian slims down, returns to basketball, and starts anew.
Worth the Chase
Nothing exciting ever happens to Ryan Collins, the average nerd next door. Until one day, her best friend (and popular football prodigy) breaks down her door hiding from his ex. One thing leads to another, and the two hook up that night. Unbenkownst to Carsen, who has to leave for NFL training the next day, Ryan's pregnant. She lets him leave without telling him--after all, she'd only ruin his life. He'll forget all about her, now that he's a famous athlete...right?
Cast Out by My Clan, I Woke the Dragon King
The much-anticipated Dragon Trial Ceremony begins, with prodigies from all great houses gathering in the arena. Once triumphant and unrivaled, Rick dominates the field with his fourfold S-Rank Talent. He defeats Rayne, a threefold prodigy, emerging as the brightest star and drawing the favor of the Five-Yuan Council. To defend her clan’s honor, Ashley steps forward without hesitation to face Rick in a desperate duel. Outmatched by the gap in their strength, she falls, gravely wounded and trapped in mortal peril. Just as all believe the outcome is sealed and none can stand against Rick’s might, the long-biding Clark steps into the fray. To save his benefactor and wipe away his shame, he strikes with overwhelming force, unleashing the heaven-defying power of the Dragon King. He lands a devastating blow on the arrogant Rick, and this sudden, earth-shattering twist stuns every soul present.
The Woman in the Basement
On her eighteenth birthday, Amily eagerly prepares to celebrate with her mother, Julia. As she heads out, her attention is drawn to Nancy, a woman calling for help from a car. Unsuspecting, Amily is abducted by Nancy and Robert and locked in a basement. When Julia cannot reach her daughter, she senses something is wrong and rushes to the small town of Ronnie to seek help from Pastor Davis. Unbeknownst to her, Davis and Nancy are accomplices. They pretend to help while doing everything they can to conceal Amily’s captivity. Julia notices that a masked girl called Lucy has a build similar to her daughter’s and begins to suspect she is Amily. During repeated confrontations, Robert and Nancy invent stories and use their neighbors to deflect suspicion. Davis also interferes, obstructing Julia’s search and leading to further clashes. At one point, Julia even begins to doubt her own judgment. As Davis, Nancy, and their accomplices deliberately conceal the truth, Julia comes agonizingly close to finding her daughter, only to miss her time and again. Finally, Amily breaks free of her restraints, escapes her captors, and is reunited with Julia.
Too Much Woman? Not for the Dragon King
Rejected for her curves, goldsmith Ophelia Goldleaf catches the eye of a Dragon King whose touch turns desire into gold. He tries to keep her away. She’s determined to get closer. In a court that says she’ll never be wanted, how much will he risk to have her?
Silence! The 8-Year-Old Supreme Mage Is Here!
The Dark Lord MAKACHI has broken free of his ancient seal. Black mist engulfs the imperial capital of Kater, and monsters rampage through its streets. Even the four legendary mages fall before him. With their defeat, the entire continent of Valthera stands on the brink of destruction. As the world searches desperately for the Supreme Mage—the only one powerful enough to save them—no one suspects that their savior is NOAH, an eight-year-old boy living quietly in a remote village, with the sacred mark of a six-pointed star hidden in his eyes. With a lollipop in his mouth and two divine beasts—a cat and a lizard—at his side, Noah seems like any other village boy. Beneath that carefree exterior, however, lies magic powerful enough to shake the heavens. But when darkness threatens his home and his father, GARETH, a royal knight, is caught in its path, Noah can no longer stand aside. Determined to protect his family, he sets out for the imperial capital. There, he must face both the resurgent forces of darkness and arrogant nobles who dismiss him as a mere child. They are about to discover just who this boy really is.
Don't Mess with the Colonel's Granddaughter
Retired Colonel Ambrose Aldercott secretly flies home commercial with his granddaughter Rosalind. At the airport, his son’s fiancée Odessa mistakes them for con artists, rips out his oxygen, makes Rosalind kneel and shine her shoes, then cuts her face and hair. Instead of exposing her right away, Rosalind quietly gathers evidence. At her grandfather’s 80th birthday party, she makes Odessa pay in front of everyone, and uncovers the veterans’ money she stole.
The Father, the Godfather
A legendary underworld godfather who has retired from the life and disguised himself as a down-and-out mechanic is forced to reveal his identity to protect his daughter. With thunderous means—and insisting on the law rather than vigilante justice—he settles scores against the consortium-villains who bully others, and finally returns in peace to being an ordinary father.
My Farmhand Dad is The Godfather
Damian Falcone is the Godfather of the Black Earth, the most powerful man in the underworld of the Americas. Dressed as a farmhand, he shows up at his daughter Irene's engagement party, where the Carter family humiliates him in front of everyone and her fiancé orders him removed "permanently." What they don't know: this "filthy farmhand" can make the CEO of Spencer Group jump out of a helicopter with a single sentence, and bring senators to their knees with one phone call. When the farmhand takes off his work clothes, all of Lune kneels.