[On the surface, male A and female O, but actually female A and male O. The male protagonist is proud and flamboyant in the early stage, but sensitive and inferior in the later stage]
[The heroine is always smart, sensible and empathetic]
[Abusing men, turning into a black man, starting with chaos and finally giving up]
Anthro-ethnology scholar Violet always kept three principles in mind when she entered the orc reservation for fieldwork:
Stay neutral. Avoid empathy. Do not have a relationship with orcs other than that of observer and observed.
She violated them all.
Until the once proud and flamboyant orcs became sensitive and inferior in front of her, until things started to get out of control, and she chose to leave the reservation in a hurry.
Six months later, the Black Panther orc she had abandoned showed up in her office.
He asked her: "Violet, don't you want me anymore?"
Reader comments
It's particularly good. The beginning is really like a hook that keeps attracting me to read. The emotional description of the novel is very delicate, and the world view is also very detailed. I feel that the article is as academic and serious as the heroine. I feel that the author must have spent a lot of effort to conceive this book. Come on, I will follow it until the end.
It's particularly good. The beginning is really like a hook that keeps attracting me to read. The emotional description of the novel is very delicate, and the world view is also very detailed. I feel that the article is as academic and serious as the heroine. I feel that the author must have spent a lot of effort to conceive this book. Come on, I will follow it until the end.