Peninsula: I'm Really Not a Zookeeper

A tragic accident cost Lu Huai his closest family, but it also gave him two new homes. As an unexpected bonus, he gained two older sister figures—one in Daegu and one in Seoul—who would both grow up to become the breathtaking visual centers of their respective idol groups. Together, they watched over him as he grew up. Lu Huai originally planned to dedicate himself entirely to academics and walk the path of a top scholar, but his doting sisters kept him firmly wrapped around their fingers. When Manmanzi and JYP Entertainment extended invitations for him to debut, Lu Huai flatly refused, declaring that not even a dog would want to be an idol. Yet, as human nature dictates, his firm rejection eventually crumbled into eager acceptance. However, things quickly took a bizarre turn. Instead of simply managing his career, he found himself wrangling an ever-growing menagerie. He had to look after the outwardly cold but inwardly warm "rabbit" from Daegu and the lively, energetic "rabbit" from Seoul. Soon, the roster expanded with a haughty ballet-dancing penguin, a charming Shiba Inu from Osaka, a goofy raccoon from Kyoto, a Yoda-like baby with a distinct accent, and a mischievous Squirtle. Gazing at this chaotic flock of birds and beasts, the far-sighted Lu Huai could only sigh at the sky and ask whether they were actually here to become idols or just waiting for him to feed them.