Discrimination because of hair color? I was constantly surprised‼️ This is a story of a love revolution‼️ The fiancé's character is endearing, and I recommend it. A girl who experienced daily persecution is loved by a jet-black nobleman, and her world changes‼️ "The Pale Ink Bride: The Ash-Haired Girl's First Love with the Obsidian Swordsman" Ori Miyako Price: ¥760 + tax (¥836) In a world ruled by the Four Noble Families, those whose hair color isn't a distinctly dark color are considered commoners, the lowest of the low, and are oppressed. The girl was born with pale ink-colored hair, but she was deeply loved by her parents, and she loved being stroked and told, "It's okay even if it's pale ink." In a world where status is determined by the purity of color, Kirie has "pale ink" hair, the most hated color. One day, she becomes engaged to Sakuya, the heir of the Genjoin family, the nobleman who killed her mother. Initially, Kirie infiltrated the Genjoin family to seek revenge, but as she finds a "place to belong" in her life with Sakuya, who is an eccentric researcher but shows her genuine affection, What a surprise‼️ Her gray hair gradually undergoes a certain change... She is saved by love and the breadth of heart that transcends social class. #OriMiyako #Book #JapaneseLiterature/Novel/Story