Could You Let Me Be a Teen Again Season 2

The Return to Capital

Shen Qingtang, the disgraced general's daughter who was exiled a decade ago, returns to the capital posing as a merchant. While running a rouge shop as cover, she secretly investigates her family's massacre, only to clash with imperial censor Pei Jingchen. As their childhood betrothal resurfaces, as political rivals' daughters approach with ulterior motives, and as a mysterious fire destroys crucial evidence—she must choose between vengeance and love. Meanwhile, in the palace shadows, the mastermind behind it all awaits her next move.

No Rules At All

Wealthy heiress Su Xiaoman flees an arranged marriage and ends up in a slum, forced to cohabit with her rogue landlord Lu Ye. As polar opposites clash under one roof, their bickering turns to budding romance. When family bodyguards track her down, Lu Ye discovers the messy girl who always spills instant noodles on his couch is actually a missing billionaire's daughter!

Splendor in White

Renowned surgeon Lin Ziyan, the youngest department head in the hospital, appears impeccable in his white coat yet emotionally detached. His sterile world shatters when Su Qiao—a street-smart con artist known for staging accidents—crashes into his life after a mysterious car crash. As she lands on his operating table with critical injuries, Lin discovers damning evidence linking her to a covered-up medical scandal from three years ago. Was this collision an act of revenge, or a ruthless attempt to silence her by a powerful medical syndicate? Under the blinding surgical lights, white lies and bloody truths unravel stitch by stitch.

They Made You a Tycoon, Not a Scumbag

Lin Chuan inherits tens of billions overnight, transforming from a corporate slave to a tycoon. Determined to quietly make amends for past regrets—covering his best friend’s business losses, funding eye surgery for his trash-collecting neighbor grandma, and paying off a female doctor’s mortgage (she saved his life years ago)—he’s instead hit with scandal after scandal: crying with his friend is labeled “sugar daddy to a young man,” accompanying grandma to the hospital becomes “age-gap romance,” and giving the doctor a bank card is twisted into “quid pro quo.” Worst of all, Su Xiao, the学妹 he’s secretly loved for years, is the reporter tracking him, yelling, “Money turned you into a scumbag!” Lin Chuan panics: “I just wanted to do something good!” But the more he explains, the messier it gets—until grandma shows up at the newspaper with a thank-you flag, his friend arrives with a new company contract, and the doctor publicly clarifies the life-saving debt… Su Xiao finally realizes: inside this “scumbag tycoon’s” pocket, there’s nothing but unspoken tenderness.

Good Fortune in the Year of the Horse: True Wishes

Office worker Lin Xiaoman makes three wishes to her family's ancestral bronze horse during the Year of the Horse Spring Festival: a salary raise, finding love, and reconciling with her estranged father. But the "fulfillment" is ironic—her raise comes with a scapegoat project, her "love interest" is a business partner forced by her father, and her father's sudden hospitalization forces her to confront their long-standing rift. Just when she thinks "having wishes come true" is a farce, she realizes true luck never came from the figurine's magic, but from her courage to face life: refusing the scapegoat task, being honest with her "date," and accompanying her father through chemotherapy. By the end of the year, she gains something more precious than her original wishes—genuine connections and a true heart.

Fog Settles, Stars Awake

In the mist-choked coastal town, bookstore owner Lin Xingwan guards the belongings of her fiancé Gu Chen, who vanished in a shipwreck three years ago. She lights a star-shaped lamp every foggy night, waiting for his return. Until a torrential foggy morning, a stranger identical to Gu Chen bursts in with a nautical pocket watch engraved with a star pattern. Black-clad trackers are hot on his heels, forcing Lin to peel back layer upon layer of disguises. The shipwreck was no accident, and the stranger harbors a secret more urgent than hers to uncover the truth.

God-Given Eyes: See Through Everything

Lin Mo, a delivery worker, accidentally gains god-given supernatural eyes that let him see through people’s hypocrisy and the true nature of things. At first he wants to use this power to improve his life, but soon gets caught in his boss’s corporate conspiracy, his childhood sweetheart’s emotional trouble and even an old unsolved case. As he uncovers truths, he finds his special ability holds deeper secrets—everyone around him hides dark sides, and every choice pushes him into more danger...

I Have a Dragon-Seeking Ruler

Lin Mo, an ordinary office worker, accidentally finds a family heirloom—a dragon-seeking ruler while sorting through his late grandfather's belongings. What he thinks is useless soon shows its function: it guides hidden underground clues, pointing to mysterious ancient tombs, a secret treasure guarded by his grandfather, and an unsolved disappearance case. His action attracts a gang coveting the treasure, and danger approaches. Guided by the ruler, Lin Mo avoids chasing while exploring the truth, only to find his grandfather's sacrifice was to protect his life experience secret...

Sky Palace

When Lin Xiaoman, a cultural relic restorer, fixes her ancestral old clock, she accidentally triggers a space-time rift and enters the legendary Sky Palace. She meets Marshal Tian Peng, who was demoted for secretly going to the mortal world and is searching for the lost Sky Palace token. Unknown to her, a fragment of this token is embedded in the clock she’s repairing. Meanwhile, an antique dealer coveting Sky Palace’s mysterious power tracks Xiaoman secretly, attempting to use the token to open a space-time channel and plunder treasures. Forced into disputes between immortal and mortal realms, Xiaoman helps Tian Peng fight the crisis while uncovering her hidden past-life bond with Sky Palace, finding emotional belonging while guarding the balance between ancient and modern times.

Three Feet of Spring

At the end of a three-feet-wide old alley, A-Po, who has run a qipao shop for 20 years, mends the old days day after day. One day, she picks up a drunk boy at the alley entrance, who holds a half old qipao embroidered with plum branches and knows nothing about his own background. The jade finger ring on the boy’s hand is exactly the token of A-Po’s lover lost in the war. In this three-feet spring scenery, there is A-Po’s lifelong waiting and the secret of the boy’s identity. A cross-century reunion is quietly unfolding in the narrow alley.