I Became the Only Mermaid in the Beast World

... There are many bad points, not big, densely distributed, and the female protagonist who accepts the willingness to give can be read. The only bad point that I can't accept is probably the setting problem. At the beginning of Chapter 8, the heroine is a mermaid. She drags the male protagonist into the sea. The male protagonist misunderstands, forget it, she doesn't have a mouth, and the introduction of the part about giving birth is not marked. Well, even if they give birth, there will be 100 in a lifetime, 93 males and 7 females, all of which are foxes! Not a single mermaid! Then I would like to ask what to do about the heroine's ethnic group. The author has lost interest at this point. The heroine did not have a child for her own ethnic group. She was forced to have a child by the system or something. Isn't that abuse of women? ? Beast World Abuses Women? ? ? I have underlined the specific original sentence, Chapter 8 of the original text. Many of the settings of Beast World are about heartthrobs, love for girls, dual male protagonists, heterosexuality, and dual female protagonists, but they are all based on revolving around the protagonist. In the article, the heroine is also completely forced to give birth. I no longer dare to read further, for fear that the heroine will give birth to an inexplicable motherly love, which is too curious. Lightning Protection: Female Abuse, the rest of you who are brave can watch it, I walked.

With so many children living together in groups, wouldn't they be prone to inbreeding in the future? It would be better to spread the children out. It would be better to put a few children in each tribe. Another reason is why the heroine has given birth to several children without a single mermaid. The probability is too low. This is because the heroine has given birth to hundreds of hundreds of children. [What]

Very good, very beautiful

Nice! ! ! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

Really nice to look at.