Revenge Short Dramas
Revenge After Reborn
How to get rich quickly? Spending money for girls! When Bruce Booker was reborn, he was told that for every penny he spent on girls, he'd get a hundred in return. He decided to take revenge on every woman who looked down on him in his previous life.
Lady CEO's Revenge
You married a stranger with a promise to divorce, but now he doesn’t want to let you go!
Deep in Revenge
Witnessed his parents' brutal death as a child, Yente has returned to seek revenge. Unexpectedly, she discovered the secrets of Ximo Hulton, who is supposed to be her archenemy, while trying to seduce him...
Revenge Note
Eve Jackman married Luke Lee despite objections from her parents. It was after their marriage that Eve realized Luke was after her family's wealth and didn't love her at all. After witnessing her child being killed, she decided to seek revenge.
Revenge of the Jilted Bride: From Betrayal to Bliss
"Jiang Zhixia’s fiancé Huo Yanchen left her at the registry to marry his ""dying savior"" Qin Chuchu. Heartbroken, Jiang married Fu Sinian, who had loved her for years. Returning home, she found Qin and Huo living there, harassing her. At a party they threw in her home, Huo slapped her and she was nearly assaulted before Fu rescued her. He revealed his marriage to Jiang and proved Qin was a fraud who faked her illness. Qin was arrested. Huo begged for forgiveness but was rejected. He lost everything and became an outcast. With Fu’s love, Jiang rebuilt her life and career. Years later, she saw Huo begging on the street and turned away. Jiang and Fu welcomed a daughter and lived happily ever after. "
New Year’s Eve: The Billionaire’s Revenge
"Billionaire CEO Song Qingning returns to her rural hometown on New Year's Eve, eager to surprise her family with luxury gifts - only to be met with betrayal. Her sister Song Qingxue has stolen her property deeds and car keys, while Qingning is branded ""useless trash"" by her family. In a final act of defiance against a forced marriage, her father strikes her dead. With her last breath, she hears Qingxue whisper: ""Everything of yours is mine now."" Reborn at the moment she steps through her family's door, Qingning watches the red-ribboned sports car meant for her brother - and orders it smashed to pieces. The feast becomes her battlefield. Though Qingxue flaunts fake ""million-dollar gifts,"" Qingning notices something sinister: her sister possesses an uncanny ability to drain her accounts, tied mysteriously to their ancestral home. In a masterstroke, Qingning traps Qingxue by promising gold bars to the entire village. At the jewelry store, as Qingxue's stolen funds run dry, Qingning's final move unfolds - she liquidates her company, evaporating the village's promised investments. When chaos erupt, the true owner of the store (and Qingning's ally) Shen Yue arrives, exposing Qingxue's dark secret: she'd been using Qingning's hair in occult rituals to steal her fortune. As New Year fireworks light the sky, Qingning walks away with only her kind sister-in-law, leaving her greedy family to face legal consequences. The phoenix rises from betrayal's ashes, her wings unshackled at last. "
The AA Revenge System
For three years, Su Xiao was treated as a free live-in maid by her husband Lin Xi, who also cheated on her. In secret, she developed an ""AA System"" to reclaim everything. When Lin Xi’s mother pushed for a strict AA agreement, Su Xiao calmly signed—while Lin Xi, overconfident, didn’t bother reading the fine print. Then, Su Xiao ""accidentally"" dropped her late-stage stomach cancer diagnosis. Lin’s mother accused her of marriage fraud, but when Lin Xi discovered Su Xiao owned property, savings, and insurance, he refused to divorce her—hoping to inherit her assets—and even pretended to urge her to forgo treatment. During a lavish dinner, the AA System automatically deducted money from Lin Xi’s account when he ordered expensive dishes. When he tried to show off by telling Su Xiao to buy jewelry for his mother, the system transferred 50,000 yuan from his account to hers, ruling that ""the beneficiary pays."" Later, while meeting his mistress, Lin Xi was charged ""emotional compensation fees"" per second, draining his balance. Desperate, he tried doing chores to earn credits but was penalized for half-hearted efforts—and learned he owed Su Xiao three years of unpaid housework. When Su Xiao faked a medical emergency, Lin Xi initially refused to pay for her ""life-saving surgery""—until the system warned that if one spouse died, the other would be forced to commit suicide. Panicked, he signed, only for the system to split the bill equally. Thinking loans were also shared, Lin Xi recklessly borrowed money, only for the system to declare them his sole responsibility. Debt collectors seized his home, while Su Xiao ""generously"" repaid a fraction—just enough for the system to transfer his Bentley to her name. Lin’s mother sold her own apartment to bail him out, leaving herself homeless. When she moved in with Su Xiao but kept bossing her around, the system fined Lin Xi for each offense. He eventually turned on his mother, forcing her to do chores until she was kicked out. When he begged Su Xiao for money, the system converted the funds into company shares under her control. Finally, after Lin’s mother tried drugging Su Xiao’s tea (and failed), Su Xiao revealed her cancer diagnosis was fake. Presenting evidence of Lin Xi’s infidelity and financial abuse, she used the AA System’s rules and legal clauses to leave him penniless. Lin Xi ended up a beggar. Su Xiao took over his company and revolutionized marriage contracts with her AA System—quantifying domestic labor, emotional labor, and betrayal, redefining what true fairness and respect mean in love. "
Reborn for Revenge
After Su Ran discovers her pop star husband Zhao Qiming with her best friend Yang Lulu, the pair frame her and force her into a penniless divorce. Given a second chance through rebirth, she plans her vengeance. She pre-installs cameras and deftly turns the tables when her mother-in-law, Zhou Xiulan, tries to sabotage her with glue. Zhao Qiming and Yang Lulu get stuck in the trap meant for Su Ran. Thinking Su Ran is to blame, Zhou Xiulan calls the press, only to publicly expose her son's affair. Su Ran then releases the surveillance footage, exposing Zhou Xiulan's plot and Zhao Qiming's infidelity. Mother and son are arrested for their crimes, while Su Ran triumphs and begins a new life.
Beastmaster’s Revenge: I Dated a Vampire Princess
In a city where magic and technology collide, Su Yu’s life as a transmigrator starts in disgrace. Branded ""Talentless"" during the Awakening Ceremony, he’s abandoned by his girlfriend Jiang Ying for the arrogant young master Wang Hongxi. On a rainy night, Su Yu encounters Aelia—a dying vampire queen (Sequence No. 007). When she bites him to survive, the Divine Taming System activates, binding her as his first divine beast and unlocking the forbidden Goddess Tamer ability. With Aelia’s power, Su Yu rises fast. After crushing Wang Hongxi’s assassins using her Hymn of the Dead, he humiliates him publicly by forcing his Blazing Golden Lion to kneel. The display earns Su Yu an S-rank admission. At the Nine-School Tournament, Su Yu and Aelia dominate. Against elite foes, they combine Eternal Hymn and Fatal Allure for an SSS-rank victory, shocking the nation. His power grows as he recruits more divine beasts: Phantom Kite (Sequence No. 009), bound through force, grants Witch’s Night. Qu Xuanyin (Sequence No. 008), the Skyfox, joins after he breaks her clan’s curse. When the Abyss invades, Su Yu fuses his three goddesses’ powers. As the King of Sequences, he stands against the horde and roars: ""This world doesn’t need beastmasters—it needs rule-breakers!"" Their combined might repels the invasion, rewriting history.
The Abandoned Bride's Revenge
On Shen Xinke's wedding day, her stepsister Shen Wan threw a hysterical fit, prompting her fiancé Gu Chuan to abandon her at the altar—leaving Xinke standing alone in her wedding dress as he fled with Shen Wan. Gu Chuan claimed he was going abroad to start a business, but in reality, he was avoiding Xinke while secretly meeting with Shen Wan. Meanwhile, Xinke was left to face the mocking stares of the guests alone—until Gu Linyuan, the head of the Gu family and Gu Chuan's uncle, stepped forward and married her on the spot. Though Gu Linyuan suffered from paranoid personality disorder, making him volatile and prone to rage, he doted on Xinke unconditionally. Since Linyuan was born infertile, the couple sought out renowned doctors both domestically and abroad. Three years later, Xinke finally became pregnant. Overjoyed at becoming a father, Linyuan vowed to control his temper, undergo treatment for his disorder, and strive to be a stable parent. However, just then, Gu Chuan returned from his failed business venture with Shen Wan in tow. Upon seeing Xinke pregnant, he flew into a rage, demanding to know whose ""bastard"" she was carrying. Unaware that Xinke had married his uncle, he accused her of living luxuriously under the title of ""Mrs. Gu"" while betraying him. Driven by fury, Gu Chuan began ruthlessly punishing Xinke for her supposed infidelity. When Xinke revealed that the child was Gu Linyuan's, he refused to believe it—how could his cold, sterile uncle have married her, let alone fathered a child? His disbelief only fueled his cruelty, and he escalated his torment. In a final act of brutality, Gu Chuan forced Xinke to miscarry. Despite her desperate pleas and apologies on her knees, he showed no mercy. Just as the tragedy unfolded, Gu Linyuan returned. Enraged at the loss of his wife and unborn child, he swore vengeance. Only then did Gu Chuan and Shen Wan realize the truth—Xinke had been telling the truth all along. Trembling before the furious family patriarch, they collapsed in terror. Meanwhile, Xinke, heartbroken but resolute, swore to make them pay for everything they had done...
The Hidden Heir’s Revenge: From Doormat to Dominance
"Five years ago, when Liam Lin was at his lowest, Jessica Li took him in. Unbeknownst to her, Liam was actually the heir to the powerful Skylight Group, bound by his grandfather's rule: he could only inherit the empire if he married a woman from an elite family. To be with Jessica, Liam abandoned his inheritance, hiding his true identity while serving her family - cooking, cleaning, and enduring their contempt as a ""useless freeloader."" Secretly, Liam used his connections to transform the struggling Li family business into a corporate giant. Just as he and Jessica were about to marry, she abandoned him at the altar upon hearing her adoptive brother Justin Li had returned from abroad. In his desperate chase after the wedding car, Liam was hit by a car. Bleeding and unable to reach Jessica, Liam realized the painful truth: he'd been nothing but a five-year placeholder for Justin. As Jessica rushed to comfort Justin (who later hit Liam while drunk driving), the Li family framed Liam for the accident. The final betrayal came when the Lis announced Jessica would marry Justin instead - at the same venue on Liam's original wedding day. Emerging from surgery, Liam made his move. He accepted an arranged marriage with business heiress Zoey Zhang and returned to the Li mansion. When the family mocked his absence from ""his own wedding,"" they were stunned to find him in a groom's tuxedo - for a different ceremony happening simultaneously. As Jessica watched in shock, Liam took back his engagement ring and gifted it to Zoey, walking away from the Lis forever. Now reclaiming his Skylight Group inheritance, the once-humbled billionaire has one last message for the family who betrayed him: ""You had a king in your house... and you treated him as a servant."" "
The Emperor’s Revenge: Blood & Brotherhood
"In the Golden Hall, Emperor Liu Tianwu opened a letter and was overjoyed—his long-lost blood brother had finally been found. (At this moment, only he and the commander of the secret guards were present in the hall, meaning the matter was not public, and the court officials were unaware.) During the chaos of war years ago, the two brothers, then only one or two years old, were pursued by enemies. The younger brother, Liu Wenzheng, fainted from hunger, and as rebel soldiers approached, the older brother smeared blood on his face and covered his brother, pretending to be dead. When reinforcements arrived, they only rescued the older brother, who had feigned death. The younger brother woke up later, and the two were separated. Eventually, the older brother became emperor. The emperor dismissed the suggestion to bring his brother to the palace, as the younger brother was still unaware of his royal identity. The emperor decided to go in person to surprise him. Delighted, he granted Songshou County, where his brother resided, a three-year tax reduction and rewarded the clan that had taken him in. Meanwhile, Liu Wenzheng, upon receiving the letter, was equally thrilled, believing his brother to be merely a wealthy merchant, and eagerly anticipated their reunion. However, when Liu Wenzheng’s official salary from the county office was withheld—even leaving him in debt—he went to question the county magistrate, Li Pingfu. To his shock, he stumbled upon the magistrate conspiring with a wealthy merchant from his own clan, Liu Da. When Liu Wenzheng demanded why his salary had been withheld and turned into a debt, the magistrate flew into a rage and ordered him dragged back to the county office for a hundred heavy strikes. Just then, a woman’s voice interrupted—Liu Wenzheng’s wife, Yunniang, had coincidentally come to deliver embroidery patterns for Liu Da’s silk. The lecherous magistrate took a liking to her, and Liu Da, eager to please, told Liu Wenzheng that all would be forgiven if he handed over his wife. Liu Wenzheng refused, enraging Li Pingfu and Liu Da, who tortured him to death. Liu Da then dumped Liu Wenzheng’s body in the outskirts of the city, where Emperor Liu Tianwu, traveling incognito, discovered it. Upon examining the corpse, he realized it was his brother. The emperor ordered his subordinates to investigate and learned that his brother had been tortured to death by the merchant Liu Da, who also had powerful backers. Determined to seek justice, the emperor decided to assume his brother’s identity to dismantle Liu Da and the corrupt forces behind him. "