Nice story with an interesting setting and a unique protagonist, with likeable side characters and a healthy ratio of excitement, funny parts and drama.

I'm not a man of a lot of words so when I review something I'm usually brief, but really like this one.

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There were a few things that ruined my suspension of disbelief right from the get go, first, that the humans were capable of interbreeding with most sentient life from other planets dispite them evolving in completely different planetary environments and ecosystems. That the author started to describe Syeen's and omega's appearance in a horny way from the 3rd perspective instead of from a characters perspective or just describing their actual physical attributes attributes. The last thing that really threw me off was that as soon as the human character is introduced, he is all-powerful, amnesiac with no real defining qualities other than being s*xy, nice and completely naive just like the female lead. He is a Mary Sue. He is able to really quickly get Miyon - who is trying to kill him - to like him just by saying he is sorry that Miyon lost 'her' like that. This makes no sense, if some corpse just flew in the spaceship, came back to life and I had decided to kill it, it telling me how its sorry how my dead (presumably) wife died, I would be more freaked out by the corpse man, not less. 

TLDR: the characters make no sense, the writing does not really mesh well with IRL physical laws (which might be fine for you) and it is clearly a power fantasy.

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