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A dead college student suddenly found that he could go to the game store by pushing the door. Very good! Black Jade Intermittent Cream? Bought! What? You only collect cash? OK, I'll get the money. Wow! Is this Tianxiang Life-Sustaining Dew? Ah? Want Tang Dynasty copper coins? OK, I'm going to Panjiayuan! This, this, this, this... I want this star battleship! ! What? Star coins? Well, man, can you tell me where to get the Star Coins first?

If you were physically transported to 1995 with your laptop and smartphone that you usually use, what would you do? Start a company and become a business tycoon? Make movies and become an international star? Engage in technology and become an academic master? With computers and mobile phones, the above is not difficult. What is difficult is the following: How to solve the problem of identity? How do parents deal with it? How to treat friends? The most important thing is: How should you get along with your childhood self after time travel?

There are no bitter feuds, no fights for world supremacy, no plots and plots, and no tricks. This is a romantic story about a young man from Jiangnan who accidentally grows into a master of traditional Chinese medicine who can inherit the past and the future.

Hao Ren, as his name suggests, is a good man. His ideal is to live a peaceful life and be a small landlord who is not dead but cannot make a fortune - at least until a bunch of crazy creatures live in his house. A remote and old big house, a bunch of unusual extraterrestrial beings, and a labor contract from "gods". The three elements combined made Hao Ren the busiest landlord and the most capable nanny in the world. The story of the most chaotic, strange, and abnormal room landlord begins here. "From the day I pressed my fingerprint on the labor contract, I knew I was on a pirate ship..."