The Pharmacist

Nothing new. Everything the way it always is. The mind of an elderly doctor—psychiatrist—finds itself in the body of a fifteen-year-old teenager in 1966. It’s very difficult to choose a new path in life, what to do, and how to do it. So, without overthinking it, he practically drifts with the current, trying to live an ordinary life of an average person—without planning to change anything in the history of the country or the world. The question is: will he manage to do that?