The Ming Dynasty Kindergarten

After waking up one day, Comrade Old Zhu unexpectedly finds himself with memories of his next life. In that fantastical world, skyscrapers rise from the ground, and steel monsters soar through the skies. Everyone has clothes to wear and food to eat. Rubbing his chin, Old Zhu decides to spread the ideas he inherited from his next life: “staunch materialism” and “infrastructure can change the world.” And it all starts with him dictating “Marxism” to his wife. The couple from the early days of the Ming dynasty takes a different path, actively developing and building, encircling the cities from the countryside and bringing poverty alleviation to the villages. They become true soulmates, the Twin Sages of the Ming dynasty. Meanwhile, their precious eldest son, Zhu Biao, yawns in a warm room on a snowy, blustery day, lazily rolls over, faces the sign above his head reading “Ming Dynasty Kindergarten,” and kicks his bawling, hungry little brother Zhu Di right off the bed.