The Years I Opened a Zoo

A little announcement: The simplified Chinese print edition of My Years Running a Zoo is now available for preorder, with copies on Tmall and JD~~ After graduating dead broke, Duan Jiazhe inherits a private zoo and (is) made to sign a contract. Soon, “animals” like Lu Ya, Daji, Bai Suzhen, and the Black Bear Spirit arrive. From then on, he worries about visitor numbers even in his sleep. From then on, the first zoo with an age-restriction system opens: visitors under 21 are not allowed to see Lu Ya. From then on, the demons, ghosts, monks, and Daoist priests of the Age of Declining Dharma are all in an uproar. Years later, Duan Jiazhe and Lu Ya perform a comedy routine at the annual gala. Duan Jiazhe: “Lu Ya never even went to elementary school. He spent tens of thousands of years unemployed, then finally got a job as an animal at Lingyou Zoo.” Lu Ya: “…” A heads-up about what to expect: There’s romance, feel-good wish fulfillment, and a golden finger, along with a long, drawn-out romance plot that the author struggles to fit into the story. Read or don’t, as you please. Feel free to leave criticism or praise. Weibo: Jinjiang_Tangtu Theme: Protect the natural environment and care for rare animals!