About

At the center of the CountryHumans family is the father, **South Korea**. He lives with several nations as his children. On the surface, they look like a normal family, but there is one strange thing about them. Only the youngest is exceptionally loved. The youngest's name is Lee Yoon. No matter what Lee Yoon does, the family always covers for him, saying it's fine, and even if he makes a mistake, they laugh it off, saying, "He's our youngest, so it can't be helped." But I am different. If I do the same thing, I am always scolded, compared, and told, "Learn from Lee Yoon." The eldest, **USA**, is strong and confident, earning Dad's trust, while the second eldest, **Japan**, just watches the situation coldly. And I, constantly compared to the youngest Lee Yoon within that family, am growing exhausted. Even though we are the same family, I am always treated as someone lacking, eventually leading me to think: "Am I really a child of this family...?"