Darwin's Foxes
(This story features a female-dominant biological setting and a fictional twentieth-century backdrop, with supernatural elements.)
She used to think the world was classical and deterministic, governed by physical laws and open to understanding. But then she discovered that wasn't the case.
First of all, can someone explain why she can turn into a fox?
And what is going on with a boy who can turn into a fox, too?
Why does this boy insist on liking her, according to some strange theory of human evolution?
And why is his mother a famous biologist who studies lesbian relationships?
Then she discovers that her good frie... I mean, her good friend can turn into a fox, too. What is going on?
Those things are all well and good, but the real question is... how did this end up with everyone raising a child together?
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A quick look at the characters:
Lin Haimin [silver fox]: An astrophysicist whose sexual orientation is completely (hetero)normal.
Anton Korovin [Arctic fox]: An evolutionist who is exclusively homosexual.
Xuerong/Vera Korovin [Arctic fox]: The evolutionist's sweet, lovestruck son.
Zhou Wenxin [red fox]: A quantum physicist who lives (alone) in a spiritual (cold) world.
Theme:
Was the author actually a high school student at the time?
The cognition between Zhou's man and woman is simply 23333
\"Lin Haimin took him off\" -- Just like picking mangoes... (Manual eye squinting)
When a friend recommended this article and attached the copy, I was completely confused. After reading it, I couldn't help but be speechless. There aren't many articles that suit my taste. Originally I only entered it for the sibling relationship, but I didn't want to buy one and get two free. It comes with a pleasant modern heroine setting, and GL Plato's You Are April on Earth made half of my favorites, who are GL lovers, laugh out loud in the middle of the night. It was already 3 o'clock in the morning when I finished reading, but I still wrote my thoughts after reading it in the post, and decided to visit the author's column during the day. So here I am. As is the custom in Tieba, I'll add some cute points. And strive to attach a book list to each paragraph (what the hell). Cute points: 1. In fact, this article can no longer be called a sister-brother relationship, but more like an old wife and a young husband as the author explains. As a veteran of sibling love and control, I have watched movies such as When My Sister Met Shota, Anan, Yu Jian, You Are God's Only Hand, There is No Love on the Other Side, and Blue Eyes Are Dark (emphasis added!), And even the famous "Tong" has attracted countless friends (why don't you know this one? This is a "family" and "warm" article about the love between a mother and her son, go read it). But this article opened up a new world for me. _ (: зゝ∠)_ 2. The characterization is delicate and unique (Okay, I know this evaluation is very weak, but so what?!) The way the little fox is picking up lemmings in the snow at the beginning is simply a foul! I know that as an old aunt, I hate the cuteness of young people the most. As a young (yes) scientist in a female-dominated world, and a woman, the heroine is naturally bound to support the old and weak husbands during the war. So she stayed. Although she was greedy, she was not afraid of death. Ah. I seemed to see a heroic lady standing in front of me. I was so delicate that I fainted and needed a kiss from the lady to get up. I rarely see truly responsible female characters in female novels, and I rarely see truly lovely male protagonists in female novels. Even in Taiping, the male protagonist in it is strong (my poor Ninth Prince Caining). In a feminist world, the heroine is not weak and is a modern heroine, but the male character is still unlikable. Goodbye Stars does have a sibling relationship + a true female character + GL, but the male supporting characters in it are too slutty. Lanling's old story, Liansheng is the only name I remember. Auntie from Goodbye Stars and Liansheng from Lanling Past were written so well, and most of the male protagonists in them are strong. After comparison, judge the difference. 3. As a science student, the author is also a college entrance examination candidate. During the college entrance examination, he did not forget to update and popularize science. I just want to say, I will obey you with this piece of shit! Mama, who never forgets to breastfeed after work, is a relative (eh?) Although we have heard a lot of popular science in college physics, everyone knows that the shelf life of knowledge is always before the end of the exam. Darwin's devil and the theory of relativity are still a mystery to me. Can't read. I read every science popularization the author had to say, and I read it word by word in the middle of the night. It's more serious than reading Zhihu. Lightning points: 1. Anton is also a professor. When I first read the copywriting, I liked it very much. However, after watching it, it was the only character that disgusted me. As a feminist, I naturally know a little bit about the real-life cases of gay men cheating on marriages and swindling palaces. And Anton is no different from these gay guys. Having no sense of responsibility and taking advantage of and deceiving vulnerable unmarried men. Her existence can be clearly compared with Zhou Wenxin. Although Zhou Wenxin was suspected of taking advantage of male students, he clearly marked the price and abided by the spirit of the contract, and even terminated the marriage early in return. This is what a real big woman (les) in a world of female supremacy does. 2. This is also the routine that female Zunwen cannot escape at present - the party with fertility is the weakest. The setting of boys' and girls' respect articles is actually not much different from ABO. In ABO, the physically strong men and women A are always strong and studs, while the men and women O who are responsible for childbearing are timid and meek. These settings hide an equation, that is, the party with childbearing capacity is the weakest and needs to be protected and raised by others. Up to now, there are only two modern novels about female supremacy, "Feminist World" because women have superpowers, and "Goodbye Stars", in which women give birth but are still the dominant party in society. Summary: I think this article is quite tempting and delicious. Although there are some personal flaws, the highlights are still shining (I am stuck here for half an hour, how can I break it if I don't know how to praise others). I hope the author can continue to popularize science. PS: Author, are you in need of brother-sister romance novels? I recommend it to you hehehe~
Related interests... I am extremely fed up with the Chinese part about urging people to drink and smoke. I have personally experienced the forceful means of forcing you to drink and smoke regardless of gender! So annoying!
In fact, I have never figured out how much 37-28 equals...
Haha, in fact, as long as the genetic relationship is not too close, there is no problem... Ethics or anything like that, it doesn't matter at all... (Manual eye squint)
Q: What is the romance of quantum mechanics? It tells us that this universe is random, quantum (discontinuous, finite). Therefore, the future is uncertain (only the probability can be known, but the result cannot be known.) From this, we can negate mechanical determinism/fatalism. []
The "high-voltage capacitor" combination of Xiao Xuerong/Haimin can indeed strike people with thunder wherever they go... (Manual eye squint)
Reminds me of the young Professor X in X-Men... $$$$ I am the divider Go to the cafeteria to grab a seat to eat... As far as I know, some universities and cafeterias are overcrowded, and most of them go to study... [Daze] In some universities, the cafeteria is empty, and there is no need to grab a seat. [Bad]