In November 2018, the conservative party in Taiwan scored a landslide win in the election. However, a 25-year-old politician was elected as village chief in Duke Hill, New Taipei City. As a fresh college graduate who identifies himself as a “rebellious leftist,” Shu-Cheng Kuo defeated three other candidates, all aged over 60. For many people in Duke Hill, it was unforeseeable. After his inauguration, however, Kuo’s ideals are severely challenged by his constituents. Trivial issues such as how to celebrate the Lantern Festival can cause dramatic confrontations due to the generation gap. Meanwhile, the former village chief has been blackmailing Kuo on social media, after Kuo ended his 16-year-long tenure. During the election campaign, Kuo said that he would solve the old problems with new approaches, yet the citizens do not acknowledge what he sees as "problems" and may not appreciate his novel "approaches.” In this story of a 25-year-old young man confronting complexity and uncertainties, will Kuo compromise with the relentless reality or will he succeed in changing the world with his vision?​