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Who Says Middle-Aged Can't Be Wild
Who Says Middle-Aged Can't Be Wild Plot:
Lin Chen, a frustrated middle-aged man, accidentally returns to his teenage years after rebirth, armed with past-life business memories and regrets, starting his counterattack. As an underestimated underdog, he stirs up urban trends with forward-looking insights, humiliates his former rivals, and meets sincere love. Unresolved family secrets from his past life surface along with rebirth clues. This high-energy refreshing drama (episodes 1-77) combines urban and fantasy elements, breaking midlife crisis and telling a passionate story of fate reversal.
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