Top 50 Best Chinese Anime Of All Time

[23 Episodes – Air Dates: July 2018 – September 2019]

In the world of "Mo Dao Zu Shi," cultivators aspire to reach the revered state of immortality known as Xian. But for every light, there is a shadow—an ominous demonic path, the Mo Dao, which cultivators are warned to avoid at all costs.

Wei Wuxian, a talented cultivator, inadvertently stumbles onto this forbidden path through his experiments. Chaos, destruction, and ultimately betrayal by his closest ally lead to his tragic downfall.

Years later, Wei Wuxian is reincarnated into the body of a madman, reuniting fatefully with his former classmate, Lan Wangji. Together, they embark on a supernatural journey filled with mysteries and daunting challenges, forging an unexpected and powerful bond along the way.

Renowned for its gorgeous animation and captivating soundtrack, "Mo Dao Zu Shi" consistently ranks among the top donghua. Fans eagerly await the next season of this beautifully crafted shounen-ai adventure.

Meng Chuan, the youngest son of a prestigious clan, mastered the art of swordsmanship at just 15. Witnessing his mother's tragic assassination, he dedicates himself to relentless training, vowing to someday avenge her untimely death.

Driven by determination and ambition, Meng Chuan aspires to attain the status of a divine demon. However, his life is soon overturned—his engagement is broken, foreign enemies invade his homeland, and the sanctuary falls to opposing forces.

As his clan faces the risk of disgrace, Meng Chuan shoulders the responsibility to protect his people. Taking up his sword, he embarks on a formidable journey to defend his city and family, accepting the challenges that lie ahead.

This enthralling series has earned a strong MAL score of 8.01, praised for its compelling storyline and engaging plot.

[24 Episodes – Airtime: April 2017 – Dec 2020]

Quan Zhi Gao Shou is one of the most celebrated entries in the donghua (Chinese anime) community and has earned a strong following among fans.

The story centers on Ye Xiu, a legendary gamer renowned as a top-tier professional in the MMORPG, Glory. Nicknamed the “Battle God,” his reputation is built on years of exceptional skill and dedication.

After being forced to retire from his team and leave his career behind, Ye Xiu finds work in an internet café. Upon the launch of Glory’s tenth server, he seizes the chance to return using a new character, ‘Lord Grim.’

Drawing on a wealth of experience, Ye Xiu quickly outshines most competitors and sets his sights on achieving his ultimate dream: becoming the first to reach the pinnacle of Glory once again.

Douluo Dalu, also known as Soul Land, is an ongoing series that delves into a world where every inhabitant possesses an innate spirit. Some individuals can harness and cultivate these spirits, rising to become Spirit Masters—a highly respected profession in this realm.

The story follows Tang, a talented disciple of the Tang Sect's revered martial arts clan, celebrated for his mastery of hidden weapons. Tang chooses to abandon his old life in pursuit of the clan’s forbidden knowledge, a decision that leads him to leap from Hell's Peak.

Rather than meeting his end, Tang is reborn in a mysterious new world as the son of a humble blacksmith. At just six years old, he takes part in the Spirit Master ceremony, where he uncovers what appears to be a worthless spirit.

However, Tang soon realizes his abilities surpass most, making him one of the strongest contenders despite initial appearances. Although the animation style has divided viewers, the gripping, immersive story keeps fans eagerly watching.

Requiem Street is a unique realm where spirits and humans coexist. However, entry to this mysterious world is a privilege reserved for a select few—most people cannot simply wander its busy avenues.

Xia Ling stumbles into this extraordinary world and becomes a rare soul user after a chance encounter, which also grants him a guardian spirit.

As Xia Ling navigates this new reality, he embarks on a journey to discover why he was chosen and to uncover the secrets behind his guardian spirit.

The anime is adapted from the manhua titled Requiem Street and has earned considerable popularity among fans despite some criticism toward its blend of CG and 2D animation.

Although the plot may seem generic to some, it remains a favorite within the donghua-loving community.

Da Yu Hai Tang, also known as Big Fish & Begonia, is a visually stunning film that captivates audiences from start to finish.

Set in a mystical realm where spirits oversee the natural balance of the human world, the story explores themes of reincarnation and destiny.

The narrative follows a young girl named Chun, who must undergo a rite of passage by venturing into the human world on her own.

When an unexpected tragedy occurs and a compassionate boy sacrifices himself to save her, Chun is left consumed by guilt.

Desperate to atone, she seeks out the Soul Keeper and makes a profound bargain—offering part of her own lifespan to revive the boy.

However, interfering with the spirit world brings serious consequences, threatening the natural order and forcing Chun to confront increasingly difficult choices.

The film delves into the price of selflessness and the tension between duty and emotion, delivering a thought-provoking story with breathtaking animation. Big Fish & Begonia is an extraordinary movie that any anime enthusiast should not miss.

[72 Episodes – Airtime: August 2018 – Feb 2019]

Among the most unique entries on this list, Xiao Lu He Xiao Lan introduces us to the kind-hearted Beryl and the reserved Sapphire. Their dynamic is refreshingly unpredictable, as the pair can switch from being inseparable friends to fierce rivals in the blink of an eye.

Each episode transports these two into a new world, where their encounters often spark tension and humor. The ever-evolving relationship between Beryl and Sapphire keeps the narrative consistently engaging as the series moves forward.

While the story explores various intriguing sci-fi concepts, its true charm lies in the compelling connection shared by the main characters. This relationship, delicately woven through each episode, is a delight to watch unfold.

Though the show falls under the shounen-ai genre, its approach to romance is subtle and never overt. If you're looking for a series that balances emotional depth with sci-fi adventure, this title deserves a spot on your watch list!

[15 Episodes – Airtime: January 2020 – March 2020]

"The Daily Life of the Immortal King" centers on Wang Ling, a prodigious cultivator who has broken through new realms every two years since birth. Despite his extraordinary abilities, he strives to lead a low-profile, ordinary life.

As Wang Ling turns sixteen, he faces his greatest challenge yet—surviving the chaos and unpredictability of senior high school. With obstacles constantly arising, he struggles to keep his cultivation powers a secret while managing day-to-day teenage issues.

This anime's entertaining storyline and engaging plot have captivated viewers, making it a must-watch series. Due to its immense popularity, a second season was announced for release in 2021.

It's clear why "The Daily Life of the Immortal King" continues to enjoy such widespread acclaim!

Wu Shan Wu Xing, also known as Fog Hill of Five Elements, tells the story of Wen Ren Yu Xuan, a young duck herder who secretly possesses the power of fire. Inspired by ancient legends, he courageously ventures into the dangerous Fog Hill Mountains to seek out monsters, hoping to gain mastery over the five elements.

Along the way, Wen Ren Yu Xuan meets other young warriors who wield water, wood, earth, and metal powers. Each has a unique motive for seeking elemental mastery. Together, they encounter formidable demons, betrayal, and hidden truths while striving to protect their world from an imminent threat.

The series earns acclaim for its breathtaking animation, intense fight sequences, and imaginative fusion of fantasy with martial arts. These qualities set it apart visually in the world of Chinese anime.

With a MAL score of 7.81, Wu Shan Wu Xing impresses many viewers with its artistry, though some feel the plot is less developed compared to its visual spectacle.

[12 Episodes – Airtime: December 2018 – March 2019]

Adapted from the popular Chinese web novel of the same name, Meng Qi Shi Shen follows Ye Jiayao, who suddenly finds herself inhabiting the body of Ye Jinxuan, a young woman living in another era.

Driven by her passion for cooking, Ye Jiayao dreams of opening her own restaurant in Huai Song. Determined to succeed, she sets her sights high and strives to make her culinary mark.

However, not everyone supports her ambitions—villains scheme to undermine her achievements, stirring up controversies to thwart her rise as a talented chef.

This anime delivers stunning food animation and charming character designs, creating a mouthwatering visual experience. While there are subtle hints of romance, the heart of the series lies in its delectable dishes and vibrant storytelling.

Fans continue to eagerly anticipate the release of a new season, hoping to savor more of Ye Jiayao's culinary journey!

Xiao Yan is a young prodigy with powers beyond anyone's understanding, earning both fear and respect for himself and his family.

He becomes engaged to Yan Ran Na Lan, a member of a powerful clan. However, after turning eleven, Xiao Yan's abilities begin to wane for mysterious reasons. Three years later, he is deemed powerless, and his once-respected family faces ridicule.

Yan Ran, now unwilling to marry someone considered weak, seeks to annul their engagement. In response, Xiao Yan boldly challenges her: if he can defeat her in a duel after three years, the outcome will be in his hands; otherwise, she is free to break off the engagement.

The first season has a slower pace, focusing on world-building and character development. However, the series becomes increasingly engaging with each new season.

The distinctive 3D animation style may take some getting used to for viewers new to Chinese anime, but despite this, "Battle Through the Heavens" remains highly rated and widely acclaimed.

[12 Episodes – Airtime: February 2018 – April 2018]

A diverse group of misfits suddenly finds themselves stranded on a remote, mysterious island after waking up from an unexpected slumber.

Surrounded by dangerous viruses, unpredictable natives, and countless other obstacles, the group must figure out how to survive against all odds.

Fans highly praise this anime for its spot-on characterization, delivering authentic traits and mannerisms that make each member stand out.

The story is packed with surprising twists and unpredictable turns. While the animation style is somewhat average, the thrilling plot keeps viewers hooked throughout.

The season concludes with an unusual cliffhanger, leaving fans eager and hopeful for a much-anticipated second season.

[80 Episodes – Airtime: May 2017 – May 2018]

Don't let the CG animation dissuade you—this donghua is a solid choice if you can look past the visuals.

Adapted from the acclaimed novel of the same name, it follows Nie Li, who initially starts out as a weak demon spiritist struggling to survive.

Through sheer determination and relentless effort, Nie Li rises to become a formidable force, ultimately reaching the pinnacle of the martial arts world.

During a fierce battle with the Sage Emperor and powerful deity-ranked beasts, Nie Li sacrifices his life, only for his soul to be sent back in time, inhabiting his 13-year-old self once again.

Given a second chance, Nie Li draws upon his memories and experience to help those around him, defend his city, and seek justice against the Sacred Family, the same force that destroyed his home in a previous life.

Mo Fan is the son of a struggling laborer, responsible for supporting his disabled sister through various odd jobs just to get by.

His life takes an unexpected turn when he is transported to a parallel universe, where magic reigns supreme and surpasses the power of science.

In this mystic world, students learn to master powerful spells and hone their magical abilities to defend their city from fearsome beasts that prowl the surrounding forests.

Inspired by dreams of becoming a great magician, Mo Fan gains admission to a prestigious academy, determined to rise above his humble beginnings.

Despite being bullied for his impoverished background, nothing shakes his resolve. Mo Fan amazes everyone by unlocking not just the fire element, but also the rare lightning element.

This anime boasts impressive ratings and offers an exciting, action-packed experience that's truly entertaining to watch.

[32 Episodes – Airtime: June 2016 – May 2018]

You Keika struggles to make a living by taking on various odd jobs around the city. One fateful day, a chance encounter with a mysterious white-haired man in a junkyard sets his life on a new path.

Soon after, You Keika dies under mysterious circumstances and awakens in the spirit world as a ghost. The man he met turns out to be Tanmoku Ki, the 13th Youmeshi of the renowned Tanmoki clan of exorcists.

Tanmoku Ki encounters You as a spirit and offers to help him—with one condition. In exchange for protection from humans, You must form a pact with Tanmoku and become his loyal spirit shadow, serving as his guardian at all times.

As the story unfolds, the master and servant dynamic begins to shift, revealing a growing bond of admiration between them. Adapted from the manhua of the same name, this shounen-ai anime offers an engaging watch with captivating relationships.

The series also boasts impressive animation, striking character designs, and an immersive world. For those interested, there is a Japanese adaptation titled "Spiritpact" that includes some differences from the original.

[20 Episodes – Air Dates: August 2016 – January 2017]

Shuangsheng Lingtan follows twin brothers Sun Xiaotu and Sun Xiaohu, who work as paranormal investigators. Their days are filled with bizarre cases, but one extraordinary haunting quickly spirals into a chain of strange events that push the twins to rethink everything they know about the supernatural.

Facing new secrets and sinister specters, the brothers must navigate a treacherous journey into the unknown. This series, adapted from the popular manhua, delivers just the right blend of suspense, action, and psychological intrigue.

During a devastating attack on Xiaoyanggang by Rakshasa, a young blind man named Lang Ming loses his mother when she suddenly vanishes amid the chaos. Driven by dreams of heroism, Lang Ming had always supported his mother, even if it meant making a living through questionable deals in the market.

Now, Lang Ming embarks on a perilous journey to find his missing mother. Along the way, he uncovers hidden truths and crosses paths with mythical beasts, powerful deities, and legendary heroes who challenge and inspire him.

Released in 2018, the film "Feng Yu Zhou" gained further recognition after being screened at the prestigious Pingyao Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon International Film Festival.

[24 Episodes – Airtime: January 2016 – March 2017]

Adapted from the manhua "Congqian Youzuo Lingjianshan," Spirit Blade Mountain invites viewers on an enchanting adventure deeply rooted in Chinese culture and mythology.

Set in the nine provinces of Kyushu, the story centers on an ancient prophecy that warns of spiritual energy depletion from falling comets.

Although the comet safely passes, a boy named Ouriku—born in the remote Sokei region—emerges with a mysterious, powerful soul.

Soon after, the prestigious Reikenzan clan organizes examinations to discover talented individuals worthy of becoming sages. Ouriku, eager to prove himself, embarks on this challenging journey—yet destiny may have unexpected twists in store for him.

This anime offers a fresh take on traditional donghua, making it a must-watch for anyone seeking something unique and captivating.

"Fox Spirit Matchmaker" is an ongoing Chinese anime with an impressive 11-season run. It follows the enchanting story of a Fox Spirit Matchmaker, who uses her magical abilities to unite humans and youkai that are deeply in love, ensuring their happiness together.

Tushan Susu, an innocent but clumsy fox, dreams of becoming a renowned matchmaker. However, her lack of experience and luck often leads to humorous mishaps on her journey.

Everything changes when Susu unexpectedly crosses paths with Yuechu. Together, they embark on a mission to help two estranged lovers reunite, bringing them closer as friends and revealing new truths about themselves and their pasts.

This heartwarming series beautifully explores themes of love and destiny. Many viewers feel it deserves greater recognition, considering its depth and longevity.

The anime is also available in a Japanese dubbed version for those who prefer it.

[16 Episodes – Airing: November 2018 – April 2019]

Although often labeled as a comedy or romance drama, "Tong Ling Fei" stands out with a story that is far from typical. The narrative begins with the emperor arranging a marriage between Qian Yunshang and Ye Youming. However, Ye Youming fears that Qian Yunshang may suffer because of longstanding tensions between their families.

To resolve this, Qian Aotian proposes his hidden daughter, Qian Yun Xi—exiled by her own family due to her extraordinary abilities. Despite her family's poor treatment, Qian Yun Xi agrees to the arrangement, only to face rejection from Qian Yunshang.

Yet, Qian Yun Xi is irresistibly charming and full of strength, quickly winning hearts. Her unique powers and vibrant personality drive the story, making each episode both delightful and engaging.

With Qian Yun Xi at its center, "Tong Ling Fei" transforms into a refreshingly comedic and heartfelt anime that is a pleasure to watch.

The King of Fighters: Destiny, is a Japanese – Malaysian – Chinese CG animated series with a sequel and multiple spin-offs based on the gaming franchise.

If you’ve played the game, you know the story already. Kyo the lead character has to travel to the South.

Once there, he runs into an intimidating fighter, and painful memories of the past begin to unfurl changing the face of the tournament.

The series is a fun ride, has a bit of humor in it, and great action sequences, enough to invoke the nostalgic times from the 90’s era.

Yi Ren Zhi Xia is an enchanting anime series that transports viewers to a world filled with magic, mythical creatures, and breathtaking adventures. The story revolves around a young boy named Li Yao who discovers his hidden powers as a Renmei, a chosen one destined to protect the balance between humans and supernatural beings.

With the help of his loyal companions, Li Yao embarks on a thrilling journey to uncover the truth behind his lineage and confront powerful adversaries.

With stunning animation, compelling characters, and a captivating storyline, Yi Ren Zhi Xia offers a fantastical anime experience that will ignite the imagination of viewers.

[49 Episodes – Airtime: July 2015 – May 2020]

When a mysterious meteor crashed onto the earth, pieces of it landed on the Eastern Continent.

As people gathered around it to assess the mystical totems carved on the meteor. They began understanding its purpose and discovered the Way and also established the Tradition.

Much later, a young orphan Chen Chang Shang treads on a journey that will change his fate.

The pacing of these 13 minutes episodes seems a little slow but helps create the world and understand the plot giving an in-depth perspective.

The character designs are pretty unique, and while some seem to like some don’t find it quite appealing.

[30 Episodes – Airtime: December 2015 – April 2018]

Like any other harem story, Aishen Qiaokeli -ing too features a loner/average male protagonist who goes by the name of Jiang Hao Yi.

He suddenly becomes the Harem King of his school after eating some cursed chocolate and is surrounded by girls vying for his attention and touch.

Jiang doesn’t know any of the girls who are confessing to him! Pretty sure, many people out there would love to get some of these cursed chocolates too.

The only way he can lift the spell is by fulfilling the girl’s wishes. The animation is beautiful and the heroines look amazing!

The series is fun fanservice series for you to gorge on.

[20 Episodes – Airtime: July 2018 – November 2018]

Lovers of all things make-up, this one is for you! A beauty blogger goes through a traumatic accident.

While she is recovering from her injuries, her soul can only survive in a gaming environment.

She then gets whisked away to a VR game inside the world of Imperial China.

Now, the only way she can return to her body is by completing quests and missions using only and only makeup and cosmetics!

As the series progresses, the levels she has to cross keep getting harder but she is resilient.

Another sweet anime to watch when you’re just in the mood for something light.

[39 Episodes – Airtime: December 2014 – December 2017]

When Feng Xi, our protagonist’s life changes when he meets his girlfriend, Su Jiuer who is a monster wolf girl.

Su must protect Feng from other monster girls like Hehuan, who absorbs the life force out of people and ends up killing them.

Guo Shang, a girl priest disciple, has been sent to watch over Feng as he is surrounded by monsters.

Feng now stuck in a trio must help maintain the balance between the three as he holds the key to maintaining the peace of the world.

It’s a romance /harem /adventure /action-comedy show with a good dose of fanservice as well.

[15 Episodes –  Airtime: March 2017 – August 2017]

In this fun and pleasant series, we follow a female warrior by the name of Hua Jiu, who offers her services as an exorcist instead of money.

She encounters the spirit of Qi Ye who forces Hua Jiu to become his servant.

Hua and Qi then go on a ranting journey whilst also cleansing spirits. But for Hua Jiu, an underlying threat lies with an enemy planning an insidious plot against her.

The show is a great light watch for when you just want to keep your brain aside and enjoy nonsensical scenarios.

As much as the title may sound dark and gloomy, it’s the complete opposite of that.

Animals in Chinese culture play a massive significance in Chinese New Year’s.

So, for them to inculcate it into an anime was just expected, Monkey King is exceptionally talented in combat and walked freely through all the realms.

However, the King was known for breaking the rules of the Gods for which he was imprisoned in an ice cage under the mountains.

Now without the King, China is in shambles and rampant with monsters and evil beings.

However, one young child while trying to escape from the clutches of an evil monster, happens on chance upon a unique icy pillar, he accidentally releases the Monkey King.

We now follow, the Monkey King trying to regain his assertion and save China along with the little boy from the evil powers befallen their land.

The movie is an interesting watch and the imagery and animation are great!

[24 Episodes – Airtime: November 2017 – January 2019]

Wo Shi Jiang Xiaobai is a beautiful love story following two main protagonists, Jiang Xiaobai and Tong Li.

Jiang loses his memories in a freak accident and cannot remember anyone. However, he does have a recurring dream of a girl whose face he can’t see clearly.

As he works as a trainee in Editorial Office No.2 of Weng Zheng Magazine, he quickly progresses and starts his job as an editor.

There he meets with Tong Li, an author who is in town to launch her new novel.

He becomes her editor and they eventually lovers. As the story progresses into a new season, the lovers are at a crossroads where Tong Li suffers from a creative block and Jiang recollects memories of wanting to play music.

It’s a sweet, slice-of-life love of two individuals with a great setting. The anime series is much loved!

[39 Episodes – Airtime: June 2014 - Jan 2016]

Imagine a world where the yin and yang have completely lost their balance. This has created the world to live with humans and monsters.

Two censorates protect the weak by fighting and taming the unruly monsters in this series.

Wangpai Yushi also has a prequel of the same name and is adapted from the manhua by the same name as well.

The story is joyful, comic, and fun to watch. It also has copious amounts of fanservice as well!

[20 Episodes – Airtime: April 2018 – September 2018]

This martial arts, drama, and historical title talks about the story of Chu Yuan.

He is in line to become a good emperor in the Chinese Imperial Court while Duan Baiyue who many mistakes as his opposition are going to be Cu Yuan’s assistant!

Its theme explores the struggles, corruption taking within the court walls, and one-upmanship for power in a very important country like China.

Its original novel makes for a great read and manhua as well. However, the anime did not fare too well amongst the fans of the source material.

However, the music and the detailing done for the series are commendable.

[Season 1 – 10 Episodes – Airtime: October 2015 – December 2015]

In a whimsical continent known as Chilan (Red Tide) in the Ling Yu (Spiritual Field), warriors are classified on different levels as Spirit Weapons.

Under the leadership of the Xuantian Union, the Human race and many others have been engaging in bloody ruthless battles for hundreds of years now.

Qin Lie, a young man from Ling Town, harnesses the blood of Heaven’s Fighting Race.

But he is currently being fostered in an insignificant household. With the situation getting grim outside, Qin has to wait, until he can see the day his bloodline awakens and overthrow the unjust powers.

[15 Episodes – Airtime: September 2017 – January 2018]

In the world of modern cultivation, the stronger cultivators hunt the weaker ones to rise to the top making the world a calculative one.

A mere security guard, Ma Yingxiong, accidentally starts his cultivation journey when he saves a cultivator girl, Lu Zi, and steals her powers.

Even though this happens accidentally, he has to get into a contract to be a cultivator or simply die.

The two are then hunted by an evil sage who wishes to possess the powers Ma and Lu possess.

All of this heavy stuff is coupled with quite a bit of ecchi scenes as well.

Overall, it’s a pretty enjoyable show.

[80 Episodes – Airtime: November 2014 – March 2016]

One of the most influential Chinese anime, Shi Xiong is an action, comedy, and horror genre donghua.

Bai Xiaofei is the main protagonist of the show. When the water of City H gets polluted with a virus that turns ordinary citizens into zombies, he must save himself and find his way to his girlfriend.

The zombie trope in the series is pretty ordinary but the writer of the series has added his own, “human” touch to them as well.

Overall, Zombie Brother is a fun show if zombie apocalypse, gore, and sheer weirdness are your jam.

[9 Episodes – Airtime: July 2017 – August 2017]

When Lan Mo, a tomboyish young girl picks up a mystical hair clip from a trinket shop, which incidentally disappears the next day.

When she wears the hair clip, Lan Mo can transform into a beautiful young lady who manages to catch the eye of her childhood crush, Liu Yifeng.

What Lan Mo is unaware of is the consequences of possessing the clip, including a mysterious stranger.

This high school romance that has only 9 episodes of 13 minutes each is a great light watch!

[12 Episodes – Airtime: October 2018 – December 2018]

This Japanese adaptation from the Chinese manhua series known as ‘Huli Zhi Sheng’, Kitsune no Koe is a great example of a music anime. 16-year-old Hu Li wants to become a popular idol.

But since he cannot afford to be one nor does he possess the looks of one either, Hu Li begins posting his singing videos online using his fox avatar.

The anime series despite being 13 minutes of runtime, leaves a cliffhanger in each episode keeping you hooked to the series.

But you have to know, he does sing the same song for most of the series.

[24 Episodes – Airtime: July 2015 – Oct 2017]

Two young demons who are slacking off at work. A workplace that helps maintain the balance between the living and dead by killing all the humans!

Black and White ghost messengers collect spirits from the living realm. An adaptation from the manhua of the same name, this comedy shounen series is surprisingly an enjoyable story!

The animation style is pretty modern but does seem lackluster at times. But the action sequences can make an interesting watch!

[16 Episodes – Airtime: November 2014 – July 2015]

Do you want a show which has a gaming backdrop with suspenseful elements and you can’t seem to figure out what the character’s thinking?

That’s Duan Nao for you. Based on the manhua by the same name, the premise of the story is based on a high-tech society where a group of blood-thirsty gaming community members is thrown into alternate and utterly wacky scenarios.

Cerebrum universe, a compounded collision of universes where mankind uncovers galaxy wars and conspiracies from anti-human betrayals.

Sounds just the right amount of odd, doesn’t it? Season two of the series was to be released too but the show was either canceled or is on hiatus.

[25 Episodes – Airtime: June 2018 – November 2018]

Ling Long is an introvert who has trouble making friends in real life. She had one online friend who stopped responding to all her texts, leading to her sad daily life now.

But in a turn of events, Ling Long suddenly can see ghosts and monsters turning her life upside down.

She can find friendship among these spirits while trying to save the lives of friends from the evil spirits.

The donghua is a reverse-style harem which is great. The pacing of the show is a little slow but the fans are hoping for another season soon!

[18 Episodes – Airtime: April 2017 – Feb 2018]

This Chinese-Japanese anime series is based on a manhua of the same title.

The story follows a high school student and gamer, Suigin Riku who is making ends meet while he attending the prestigious Shinryou Private Academy.

While trying to save a drowning kitten from the pool, Suigin who doesn’t know how to swim is rescued by the beautiful Rei Riku.

Rei incidentally happens to be the daughter of his favorite games’ director.

In a sudden turn of events, the game gets canceled leaving Suigin heartbroken but when a new game arrives and Rei gets kidnapped in the game.

Suigin gets sucked into the game now returning the debt to her.

This anime series has been viewed over 418 million times; you could add to that number too!

[30 Episodes – Airtime: April 2016 – November 2016]

Nuwa Chengzhang Riji follows the story of Xiao Xiao Feng, a ditzy young orphan girl who is touted as the ‘Goddess of Creation-Nuwa’ in ancient Chinese mythology.

Li Chang makes her realize that she is a Nuwa and asks her if she could help train the lost souls and repopulate heaven!

Although she is reluctant at first, she manages to help Li Chang in her quest and learns the ways of becoming a goddess.

Now if you must watch these 30 episodic series, you have to know that each episode has a run time of, wait for it!

ONLY 9 minutes! But it’s a fun light watch for when you have a small break to take.

[63 Episodes – Airtime: February 2014 – May 2016]

As dangerous man-eating monsters lurk on the streets, a lost form of magic gets revived from the Eastern Han dynasty could help stop the terror.

We follow Li Xue a cop and Wang Xiaoer who does get mistaken for a monster.

But in fact, Xiaoer is a magic user who has been trying to eliminate the monsters all by himself.

As they uncover the gruesome mysteries of the monsters. This 10-minute episodic packs intrigue and a lot of fanservice as well.

[13 Episodes – Airtime: October 2018 – December 2018]

Sisters, Yin, and Ning’s village gets destroyed by the evil Taibai Empire. Whilst their childhood friend, Zhao has been enslaved by Emperor Taibai himself.

As Yin and Ning begin to pave their pave through difficult times, Yin accidentally discovers a legendary sword granting her amazing abilities in combat.

The sword also allows her to summon a mechanical fox called, Yun.

We now see Yin, Ning, and Zhao caught up in the battle for supremacy of their land who have to give it their all to save themselves and their land.

Now this series is entirely made in China but the premises of the story is completely based on the Chinese historical period of Spring and Autumn.

Ken en Ken: Aoki Kagayaki was originally a Taiwanese RPG game known as Xuan Yuan Sword Luminary: The Millennial Destiny.

The anime series is made in Japan by Japanese producers and is currently being streamed on Crunchyroll except in the Asian sub-continent.

[20 Episodes – Airtime: May 2018 – September 2018]

If you’ve enjoyed, High School of the Dead, Attack on Titans, or Kabaneri of The Iron Fortress, you may enjoy this one as well.

The anime takes place in a post-apocalyptic China where most of the population has been infected by a virus turning them into zombies, while there are a few who are trying to survive in this grim situation.

Mo Ri Shu Guang focuses on two main characters, Meng Feng, who is a fighter, and Liu Yan an engineer and strategist.

With the help of the two and the surviving population, a new dawn of hope emerges once again. It is action-filled and full of cool fighting scenes.

[14 Episodes – Airtime: April 2016 – July 2016]

As the title goes, it’s pretty easy to understand the plot of the series. Zhou Xiaoan wears a ring without learning of its origins.

Within no time, a Blood Devil emerges from his mouth, calling himself ‘King Zhou of Shang’.

The devil belongs to a race of heart-eating zombies revealing surprising historical truths that Zhou has to deal with.

Zhou eventually learns of a secret group of Taoist Priests who fight against these Blood Devils and also being belonging to a mysterious world that can blend into human society seamlessly.

Phew, as interesting as that sounds, these 13-minute episodes don’t exactly manage to pack a punch due to their pacing but if you’re keen on watching some Chinese anime, go for it!

[16 Episodes – Airtime: April 2018 – August 2018]

While getting attacked, Chang Tian summons his servant to save himself from dying called Xiao Bai.

Chang is then able to fight alongside others who can invoke artifacts themselves on the battlefield.

Now if you’ve watched the Fate Series, you’ll know the similarities, from the summoning to the war and most of the characters are literal replicas of various shounen anime characters as well.

You could watch this title if you want to find a Chinese version of the Fate series which you probably never knew you needed.

A World Worth Protecting is an exhilarating Chinese anime that takes viewers on a thrilling journey through a fantastical realm. Set in a world where humans coexist with mythical beasts and powerful cultivation techniques, the story follows Lin Yuan, a young cultivator with extraordinary potential.

With breathtaking animation and captivating fight scenes, this anime immerses audiences in a richly detailed universe where Lin Yuan battles formidable enemies, unravels deep mysteries, and discovers the true meaning of heroism.

Packed with intense action, heartfelt friendships, and awe-inspiring magical powers, A World Worth Protecting is a must-watch for fans of epic adventures and vibrant Chinese animation.