Shinsu Kindergarten

Seo Min-woo’s life is a monotonous grind of survival. An ordinary young man with no family ties, he spends his days scraping by with little hope for the future. That all changes when he receives an unexpected inheritance from the mother who abandoned him in his childhood. Expecting a modest sum or perhaps a forgotten heirloom, he is instead dumbfounded to discover that his legacy is the deed to a bizarre institution—the "Divine Beast Kindergarten." Far from a normal school, this peculiar establishment is home to the unruly and magical children of mythical beasts: tiger cubs with untamed pride, fluffy rabbits with hidden strength, cautious little snakes, and even a few timid sheep. Before he can process this surreal turn of events, a glowing holographic screen materializes before him—a System. With a single, life-altering prompt, it offers him the position of principal. Through the System's interface, a terrifying truth is unveiled: the world stands on the precipice of war against a legion of monstrous creatures. The only hope for humanity lies in becoming powerful enough to fight back, and the only path to that power requires climbing a treacherous, monster-infested tower alongside his new, pint-sized wards. But Min-woo is a civilian, not a warrior. He has no combat skills, no mystical powers, and his only experience with childcare is trying to keep himself alive. Yet, to the divine beast children—and the world at large—he is perceived as a righteous hero destined to lead them. Trapped between the terrifying reality of the battlefield and the chaotic demands of babysitting magical toddlers, Seo Min-woo embarks on an absurd and perilous journey. He must now navigate the deadly floors of the tower, protect his divine charges, and grow strong enough to face the coming darkness, all while trying not to get eaten—or fired—in the process.