HE Short Dramas
He Claimed Me at My Engagement Party
Vivian, the bankrupt heiress, walks in on her fiancé and her best friend plotting to pull her father's ventilator plug at their engagement party. While fleeing, she falls into the arms of her fiancé's uncle—Alistair, the "Tyrant of Wall Street." He offers to save her father in exchange for a binding marriage contract. Vivian fights back: she gets her fiancé drunk and ruins his reputation, and sends her best friend to prison. But she mistakenly believes Alistair is the one who killed her mother, and teams up with foreign investors to short his conglomerate. When the truth comes to light—he is the boy who saved her from a fire ten years ago, his back bearing burns that never healed—the two powerhouses join forces. She takes control of the financial empire in the open, while he secretly deploys phantom funds to counterattack. The scumbag fiancé goes bankrupt, the best friend descends into madness, and the mastermind behind it all is left without access to medical care. At the pinnacle of their victory, he kneels and fastens a necklace around her ankle: "I am willing to be your prisoner." She lifts his chin with a smile: "We have been each other's captives all along."
He Finally Found Me
After ten years as a loyal housewife, Amelia catches her husband cheating. To protect his reputation, he frames her as insane and locks her in a mental institution. Just when she loses everything, a mysterious billionaire appears—along with a secret from twenty years ago that could change her fate.
Beneath Ruin, He Returns Supreme
To repay his adoptive parents for raising him, Caleb Jarell goes to prison in his brother's place. There, he learns a powerful technique, but a training accident leaves him with a dangerous ailment that can only be cured by someone with a special constitution. Five years later, Caleb returns home seeking a cure, only to be forced into marrying into the Smith family. There, he discovers that the disfigured young heiress may be the key to saving his life.
He's the Rulebreaker
Trapped in a nightmare apartment with a fake roommate, a toxic "girlfriend," and a parrot that knows too much—one guy can see the deadly loophole in every rule.
I Chose Him，He Buried Me Alive.
Selene, the sole Princess of Moonvale, spent ten years adoring Prince Cedric—only to be nailed alive in a silver coffin on the day he took the throne. He slaughtered her entire kingdom. Eight hundred thousand souls, gone. Reborn on the night of the Blood Moon Ceremony, Selene chooses a different name. As Cedric's world unravels and his lies crumble, the truth he buried rises: the one who saved him was never Isabella. It was Selene. But this time, she has already walked past him—toward the man who loved her in silence, and the life she was always meant to have.
I Don't Eat Trash, He's All Yours
Park Ji-hye hides her true identity as an heiress for love, only to suffer heartbreak at the hands of her husband, Shin Ho-yun. He cheats on her with his childhood sweetheart, and the child Ji-hye raises is actually theirs. With the help of her powerful brother, Ji-hye reclaims her rightful place and rises again, turning her miserable life around.
99 Wedding Cancellations, Then He Snatched Me
Six years of love, ninety-nine times the wedding was canceled for the same mother-daughter pair. Clara finally saw through her fiancé Dylan's lies and decided the day before the ceremony: the wedding would proceed as planned—but with a different groom. Sean, the heir to a wealthy family, returned with a dowry worth millions, launching his most spectacular counterattack. By the time Dylan realized the bride truly wasn't his, all remorse came too late.
He Left Me First, So I Chose His Rival!
Lilah sacrifices her family and career to build up fiancé Jasper over ten years. Yet he cheats on her and abandons their wedding for his mistress Jessica. Shocked by his arrogance and cruelty, Lilah discards the engagement ring. When Jasper flees the church, she shocks all elites by walking down the aisle with his rival Adrian. As chaos erupts, the conceited Jasper rushes back in despair, only to watch his lost love start a brand-new life without him.
She Wants A Child, He Wants Her Heart
Heiress Paisley faced betrayal from her fiancé and stepsister. To secure her position as the heiress, she decided to have a child to strengthen her standing. She asked her friend Aurora to find a reliable and obedient man for the purpose of conceiving. Axel, Paisley's nominal brother, had been secretly in love with her for years. Upon hearing the news, Axel returned to the country and took the place of the man Aurora had arranged for Paisley, becoming her mysterious date.
He Faked Illness To Betray Me
For three years, Ava believed her husband was slowly dying after saving her father’s life. While her family begged for help in the freezing streets of Brooklyn, she spent every dollar trying to save him. Then one snowy night, Ava follows a tracking chip to a luxury penthouse—and finds him perfectly healthy, wrapped around another woman, laughing about how easy she was to fool. But the man who scammed her made one dangerous mistake:He chose the wrong woman to betray.......
He Heard My Last Song Too Late
Mermaid princess Elara traded her singing voice for legs to marry High Priest Caspian, only to discover their seven-year marriage was a lie—he loved her fake sister Rose all along. Heartbroken, Elara faked her death and started over. Tormented by guilt, Caspian searched for her, begging forgiveness. Elara chose to let go of the past and embrace her new peaceful life
He Said I Was a Saint, But Craved Her Danger
Evelyn, a descendant of the Sinclair family, had been secretly in a relationship with ordinary person Adrian for seven years. However, she discovered traces of another woman in his phone. In a state of heartbreak, she returned to the public eye in her true form. The vanished childhood guardian, Julian Hart, appeared when she was at her most vulnerable. A marriage, an investment withdrawal, and the words "Not everyone is as dirty as you" - she left a man from the church: for some, once they let go, they can never reach again.