After a near-fatal accident, Pu Yi Yong's regular life is turned upside down as he unexpectedly gains the ability to see wandering spirits. With the aid of his high school nemesis and a rookie cop, he sets out to help them rest in peace.

High school student Pu Yi Yong (played by Zeng Jinghua) falls into a coma on the brink of life and death after a car accident, and wakes up with unexpected superpowers. His previously boring life undergoes a tremendous change as he embarks on a fantastic and crazy monster-hunting journey with rookie policewoman Chen Chu Ying (played by Song Yunhua) and school nemesis Cao Guang Yan (played by Peng Qianyou).

After his near-fatal bus accident, Pu Yi Yong inherits the family's supernatural ability to help ghosts. Along with policewoman Chen Chu Ying and schoolmate Cao Guang Yan, the trio resolves the spirit's last wishes before sending them off with an antithetical couplet calligraphy.—DramaWiki

The story follows high school student Pu Yi-Yong (played by Tseng Jing-hua) who gains superpowers after a near-fatal car accident and embarks on a fantastical journey with rookie policewoman Chen Chu-Ying (played by Vivian Sung) and school rival Cao Guang-Yan (played by Peng Cian You).—iQ

"Oh No. Here Comes Trouble" is an original Taiwanese drama series produced by iQiyi International. Directed by Lin Guan-Hui (director of "Today's Blue Sky"), The series follows Pu Yi Yong, a typical high school student. When he unexpectedly gains superpowers after waking up from a car accident, his previously uneventful life is suddenly not so ordinary anymore.—Milton W.