even with some God plot trying to spoil his plans (seems just like the shitty type of God) he turns into a hero at some point even if he's a evil dragon (again, it was kinda against his choice and HELLO kami-voice) talks a lot about preconceptions when the other *UHUM* "hero" shows up

All heroes reincarnated are bad by nature so he naturally fights them, he always wins and the heroes only last like 30 chapters each. If you understand though the main antagonist is supposed to be the god that sent him there but the god is helping him destroy all the heroes so it doesn't make much sense.

I thought the whole point of giving the MC humanization was that he can join a guild or something a live a little more normal life. But the author doesn't let the MC do that because he's always moving around.

It's a fantasy combat isekai down to its core. Having said that, the series embraces the gaming stat/growth system unabashedly, which I have to regard as a considerable plus-- if it gets introduced, use it, don't just abandon it a few chapters later.

The world, settings, and characters are all fairly stock.

There's a fair bit of combat in here and, after nearly 200 chapters, it drags on a bit. Its saving grace here is that at least some of them have unusual resolutions that aren't a case of a last minute power up.

Middlin', mediocre, average, standard, is how I'd have to wrap. It isn't bad, but there's nothing particularly outstanding. Note that there are some (not many) chapters whose translations are of particularly frustrating quality, if that is a concern.

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My primary objection to this series is that there are unresolved plot hooks that have persisted for over 100 chapters, with no movements towards conclusion, or even progress, in sight. It's almost like the author decided to reboot the series in the middle.

-There is a difference between naive and s*upid-

The MC is an idiot, he believes he is a human while inside an egg, a DRAGON egg.

Thinks he went to Africa cause of the alligators he found while there are also fantasy creatures and elements around him. He even talks about how the bigger creatures probably leave him alone cause of him being a DRAGON egg and not wanting to make his parents angry.

When he gets the system prompt for the first time, he is confused cause its a strange and new thing and just ACCEPTS it as a part if reality.

Refuses to accept reality that he is a DRAGON which is a MONSTER and just wants some interaction with humans and is then baffled as to why humans either avoid or attack him when he is just "harmless".

Has the audacity to call others naive and s*upid.

MAJOR SPOILERS. After he manages to save the village from the little earth dragon because of a conspiracy, but at a steep cost and having to finish off an almost dead human (at his request and to save everyone, who remarkably understood more about the MC's personality and character pretty fast at that) in front of the townsfolk to evolve from a kid plague dragon to an evil plague dragon, then kills little earth dragon, saves the town, and soon after leaving that big misunderstanding of him slaughtering the one guy trapped and dying from an earthquake crevice, gets into a huge fight with this weird op evil shape shifting, skill stealing slime that set everything up outside of the town that also seems to have some kind of relation to the (possibly a different?) god's voice.

He narrowly wins, kills the slime, passes out for a few days in a stream of water from a dive bombing of some kind and just decides to leave his trusty partner and essentially waifu poison salamander behind (she grew to love MC by the way, even the monkeys think of her as the boss's wife in their POV chapter). Even leaving his monkey troop behind without even thinking of trying to explain why he needs to leave or even go back to them despite the fact they are all intelligent and cunning monsters.

At least until a further evolution who knows when to control the poison he may or may not even be scattering as a plague dragon automatically yet, as it hasn't really affected anything or any one. Not even a feeble F rank bottom of the food chain mob a cute sand bunny with 4 HP. The salamander is resistant to poison and eats poisons as a food. For what reason would he not try AT ALL to get back to at least her? These are all the things and thoughts he had that happened after him drifting downstream. I don't know why he didn't think or seriously consider going back upstream and following the water to at least sort things out for all these different issues. According to some comments in the chapters even at "the latest ongoing chapters" we don't see the old group again. So that is several hundred chapters from the looks of it at least.

Between those two major points is where I feel the story starts getting much worse. Its like we just had some established characters with some backstory ripped away without a good enough reason to just have him start from all over and alone in a new area.

With the evolution system established as is he can't even pick any of the more good aligned dragon evolutions since it would basically bottleneck all future development, even early on in the story as a baby, and he ends up essentially being forced to go into the more evil paths with much more growth which seem to level up so much easier than the good aligned paths despite how desperately the MC tries to become a good dragon, on top of how the survival seems to frequently hinge on picking evil dragon paths. I had even skipped to the latest chapter (202 at the time) to try to see where things go.

MAJOR SPOILER he becomes an Ourobros around chapter 192 which had a description said something about seeing infinity and going against god or something. A two headed dragon with him being a male head and in control of the body, while the other head is apparently female, and a new entity different than him, doesn't share his thoughts, but is a part of him that he has no control over and it does what it wants, he cannot converse with it properly or feel its intents in any reasonable way. And for some reason his traveling companion that knows telepathy which is basically a universal communication, doesn't even mediate a simple conversation between them (yet?), despite the fact it has before for different characters earlier in the story. His recovery magic related skills split with it, and it doesn't even cooperate with the MC very well. So yea, they share his dragon body, sense of pain, stats, and resources like that. Doesn't that just sound like a terrible plot development on so many levels?

The MC even stated in much earlier chapters how much he would have hated the option of being a two headed dragon and here we are.