Review Detail of smithnj in Reborn As A Dragon Girl With A System

Let's get the good out of the way. It's a well written, silly power fantasy about an OP dragon girl who has all her problems sometimes literally fall out of the sky. There's nothing wrong with that. It's fun to have quick, powerful MCs who are able to fight at the realm of the gods in less than 300 chapters. Sure, there's always a higher plane of existence, but that just means more people to step on. This does leave two issues though. If you're MC grows so quickly in power that none of the first few characters that are supposed to be new lifelong friends are even in the main story anymore, why make them? Having a revolving door of characters that only exist as a backdrop for the MC gets old quick. But that's not my biggest gripe. It's the really messed up morals. Now, you can have a dark MC. Or an MC who struggles to make the right choices. Or just a run in the mill happy, pure MC. But don't try to write away the death of innocent people (now calculated in the billions) as "Oops, not my problem" or "Well, this person who was nice to me in a tough jam wanted the world to end, so I did." Imagine giving a dog you find on the street a warm home. Only it's a god and will kill anyone you point at now that you gave it a warm meal. That's our MC. So it's not the plot, pace, or world of the novel I don't like. It's the literal genocide that's passed off with a shrug and a smile. And framing that as a normal, good mindset to have on the path of power. I'd expect that out of a wuxia novel, and I don't read that genre at large because of it.