As the true "female lead" of Season 2, Vivian's debut had been nothing short of dazzling.
A resilient personality, a beautiful appearance, and a "justice" she held fast to even while surrounded by darkness.
It could be said that Vivian had possessed many of the qualities an outstanding female lead should have had. In the eyes of most Dimensional Audiences, she had been a highly qualified template for an anime heroine.
But as Season 2 entered its middle and later stages, her identity as a Rank 1 Star Envoy doomed her to look particularly awkward before the Starborn, who were all Rank 2 or above and possessed the unique "Twin Stars System."
Not to mention that every Starborn had received rigorous Star Envoy training from childhood. Their Base Star Energy Values alone far surpassed those of ordinary people, and each of them had at least one A-rank or higher "Outstanding Attribute."
Among the thirty-six Starborn, even Chen Kong and Liu Ma, who ranked near the bottom, could have easily defeated Vivian, this female lead who had "taken up the path halfway through," if either one of them had been picked at random.
And that undoubtedly greatly limited the Dimensional Audience's acceptance of Vivian.
Because with Stellaris female characters such as Chen Xing and Caroline setting the standard, the Dimensional Audience generally had extremely high expectations for female characters in Stellaris.
The greatest of those expectations was that they could not be mere "vases."
And judging by her current strength and potential, Vivian would inevitably be left behind by the Protagonist Group in an extremely short time, becoming a genuine burden.
Therefore, if Vivian was to "reasonably" keep pace with the Protagonist Group, the Stellaris Production Team had to give her a "special advantage" capable of rivaling the "Dual Star."
Thus,