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Guess we both don't get what we want sometimes.
Except that I can tolerate you, if you are otherwise of at least a bit of sane mind, and you probably can't do the same with the game, no matter if it's good or not.
There are plenty of games where you don't get to create a character and being honest, most of the times it works fine.
God of War, Witcher 3 and Horizon ZD are good examples of this.
You Must Believe that she is a boy who behaves and dresses like a girl.
Problem solved.