Here is the second season of *It Started With A Kiss*, where we see Zi Shu and Xiang Qin grappling with marital problems this time around. Xiang Qin is as clumsy as ever, and she creates several funny situations as she learns to be a good wife and tries with all her might to become a good nurse, working alongside her brilliant husband. Aspiring doctor Zhi Shu faces obstacles in his studies and has to deal with rivals, both academically and romantically. The pressure of balancing marriage, work, and studies leads to mistakes and misunderstandings, so Zhi Shu and Xiang Qin learn that getting married young wasn’t such a great idea after all. Zhi Shu and Xiang Qin struggle with their professional ambitions and, at the same time, with their personal relationship. Time and again, Zhi Shu’s coldness and harshness reduce Xiang Qin to tears, and she tries to run away. Zhi Shu himself tries to push his wife toward higher ambitions. Zhi Shu soon learns to love Xiang Qin and forgets her awkward ways, while she tries even harder to become a better wife. Zhi Shu and Xiang Qin aren’t the only ones facing romantic troubles. Xiang Qin’s childhood friend, Ah Jin (Jiro Wang), has to deal with the displays of affection from Christine, an English exchange student who clings to him against his will. Another of Xiang Qin’s friends, Chun Mei (Petty Yang), becomes pregnant by her boyfriend, Ah Bu (Aaron Yan), but her wealthy, pretentious mother tries everything she can to keep them apart. Zhi Shu’s younger brother, Yu Shu (Zhang Bo Han), finds himself dealing with his first love, a story that bears an uncanny resemblance to that of his older brother and Xiang Qin.