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A novel, an experiment, a civilization, a planet, a universe, a world. For billions of years, have humans been the only intelligent creatures on earth? If not, what would other forms of intelligent civilization look like? "Guns, Germs and Steel" said that the path and model of the development of human civilization are inseparable from the geographical environment. It is actually bound by the geographical environment and has stipulated that we are who we are from the beginning. The earth remains unchanged and civilization remains roughly the same, which is quite fatalistic. However, what binds us is not just the land beneath our feet? A line only knows whether it is a straight line or a curve when it is on the surface; a surface only knows whether it is a plane or curved surface when it is in space. Only by breaking out of one's own constraints and looking at a broader perspective can we correctly examine human civilization. This book uses the metaphors of carnivores and vegetarians to describe the history of the decadence of the orc civilization and set up a mirror for mankind.