I Found a Stunningly Beautiful Female on a Desolate Planet

Rate it first and look at it later. First of all, you are obviously a double male protagonist, but why is Shou always so passive? Since they are all men, why do their personalities have to be so same? Since he has been injured, why can't he watch his words? I feel that he is rare, but it seems that the two male protagonists generally have this kind of personality, each of them has no personality. Worse, some books have a bit of funny male elements in them, but this one is no different from other articles. Also, the same copywriting on the romance side is that the female protagonist is also a rare female, but it seems that for Highlighting the personality of the male protagonist, all of them are as if they are subdued and do not take the female protagonist seriously at all. Whether it is a double male protagonist or a romance, the protagonist can't help but objectify. It is really speechless. I still say the same thing. If all articles follow a formula, one day readers will be tired and the same template will always be applied to all kinds of people. No matter how many characters there are, they will not be able to support the identity of the protagonist.

It's a bit like a holy mother. The protagonist has been framed in this way and still forgives her? Wouldn't it be terrible if the protagonist could prove his innocence without surveillance? Also, no one from the Federation stands up to speak for the protagonist, only the attackers protect the protagonist. What kind of heartthrob is this?

The author, I just want to ask if the protagonist can have children.

Chapter 39 is a poisonous point. If it weren't for the guards that the prince made, I don't know how the protagonist would be criticized.

I'm very curious about whether Damir can really make Lolo fertile later? [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

This Zaizai's outlook on life is wrong, right? No matter what, you can't steal things in the name of the protagonist. Isn't this a scapegoat for the protagonist? I didn't talk about it before when it was alone. Is it possible that some people really think this kind of creature is cute? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

When will that S-class Lelean be offline?

It's really good-looking. This is what I like. It's so difficult to find a good-looking article where the male protagonist is a rare female. Please give it a try.

Why why why should I see such a beautiful but serialized book?

I actually don't understand why there must be a control group, Lele'an, in this book. Just look at Lele'an's name and you can understand how much the person who named him had great expectations for him, hoping that he would be safe and happy. From the first time this character appeared, when I compared it with the protagonist or his personality, I knew that this character must be a cannon fodder or a villain with a tragic ending. There is also the appearance of the genius doctor in the second appearance. I don't understand why it is compared. Lelean is sick and asks the doctor to help him. If you don't go, forget it. When the protagonist appears for the first time, you are like a licking dog. What do you mean? It feels like this character is like a puppet with no soul and is controlled by the author. Without his own personality charm, he is labeled as a genius doctor. If Lele'an knew that his birth, and the years of happiness and wanton life before him, were for a tragic ending in the future, I think he would rather not appear and be reborn in such a world.