Lin Leshan, the zoo director, died suddenly after years of overwork. His son, Lin Zihao, who was studying in the United States, returned home to attend his father's funeral and take over the zoo he had left behind. Founded by Lin Zihao's grandfather, the zoo had a history of a hundred years. Despite the efforts of two generations to keep it running, the times had taken their toll, and it had steadily declined. Visitors were few, and even the last animal had died. A mournful atmosphere hung over the entire zoo. Zhang Dajiang of Dajiang Real Estate, a tycoon who had long coveted the zoo's land, heard that Lin Leshan had died and thought this was his chance to buy it. He went with his secretary, Hong Lin, to discuss the matter with Lin Leshui, but Lin Leshui drove them away. When the zoo's creditors learned of Lin Leshan's death, they also came demanding repayment. Lin Leshui begged them desperately, but they continued to press him. With no other choice, Lin Leshui collapsed and pretended to have a heart attack, tricking the creditors into leaving. But how will Lin Leshui and his nephew deal with Zhang Dajiang, who won't give up until he gets what he wants? Can a zoo with no animals stay open?
