Peninsula: I’m Really Not an Animal Caretaker

An accident caused Lu Huai to lose his closest family, but it also gave him two families. As a bonus, he gained two rabbit sisters who would one day become the stunning faces of their respective groups, one in Daegu and one in Seoul. Together, they watched over him as he grew up. He had intended to continue along the path of academic excellence, but his sisters had him completely wrapped around their fingers. When faced with invitations from SM and JYP, Lu Huai declared, "An idol? Not even a dog would do it!" Later... the essence of humanity proved to be enjoying what one had once rejected. It was just that the whole situation was becoming increasingly strange. Not only did he have to look after the cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside rabbit in Daegu and the lively, energetic rabbit in Seoul, but more companions gradually joined the group: A cool, aloof penguin who could dance ballet, a seductive Shiba Inu from Osaka, a silly raccoon from Kyoto, Baby Yoda with a distinctive accent, and a mischievous Squirtle…along with a farsighted eagle. Lu Huai looked up at this flock of "birds and beasts" and sighed: Were you all here to become idols, or to wait for me to feed you? This book is also known as My Sister Is the Face of a Girl Group, Daily Life Running a Zoo on the Peninsula, and I Really Never Intended to Become a Zookeeper.