Retired Leaders, Hard-Core Reform to the Ming Dynasty

When we woke up, eight of us retired old friends collectively rejuvenated our youth on the sea in the Ming Dynasty. The director of the dermatology department touched his tight face, the old detective clenched his twenty-year-old fists, and the tax chief counted the supplies that were on the verge of bottoming out... And the six female companions on the boat last night had disappeared. What's even more ridiculous is that a group of grass-roots team members calling themselves the "Time Travel Company" came to our door and said that we were involved in a space-time experiment and could not go back. Ahead is the wild Hainan in the late Ming Dynasty, and behind is an out-of-control steel giant. As a result, the retired group with an average age of 68 was forced to go online. The old accountant coordinates food and grass, the old foreman supervises the construction of the city, the old doctor deals with the plague, and the old criminal policeman watches over people's hearts. With pension-level rigor, we began to implement one of the most hard-core KPIs in history: to establish a new order that sticks to the truth at the end of the dynasty. When the Ming Dynasty inspection master came to "interrogate" with broken knives and guns, he faced high concrete walls, drone patrols, and a row of "old guys" who didn't want to retire. ——Who said time travel is just for young people?