This Scene Felt Familiar

Although a father's mistakes could not be blamed on his children—after all, it was Ego, not Star-Lord, who had slept around regardless of species—how different were Star-Lord's actions from Ego's, really?

Gamora might have looked like a woman, and she had quite a nice figure, but at her core, she was still an alien.

She was not even human from Earth. No amount of whitewashing could change the fact that Gamora belonged to another species.

Yet Star-Lord was still deeply interested in Gamora, spending every day thinking about how to get to third base. In essence, he was not all that different from Ego.

After all, to normal humans, aliens definitely were not people. They were vastly different even from the other species on Earth.

In other words, India F4 at least went after Earth creatures, whose cellular makeup still had something in common with humans. But aliens? Who knew what their most basic cells were even like?

Under those circumstances, Star-Lord could still be infatuated with Gamora. Didn't that say enough? He was even worse than F4.

"Damn, there are actually humans interested in aliens?"

Tony was somewhat surprised, though there was also a trace of disdain in his tone. He, Tony, considered himself a playboy, though he had turned over a new leaf by now. But no matter what, he would never lay a hand on another species, let alone aliens. In some ways, the person Long Aotian had mentioned really was impressive.

I, Tony Somebody, am impressed.

"In a sense, this self-proclaimed Star-Lord is a true hero."

Doing what others dared not do—what else could that be but heroism?

"Come to think of it, he's your fellow countryman."

Lu Renjia could not help mocking him.

You were both from America before. What else were you but fellow