The main character is a man from Earth reincarnated as a woman, obtaining in the process a "gift" of Dragon Bloodline and two "divine blessings". The premise might look interesting, but it fades quickly.

The dragon bloodline gift is rather important, but the other two seem to be fillers to show the MC's opness, given that the "intelligence" blessing is never to be heard from again, and the "god of war" blessing is only mentioned once, briefly.

A few years into the MC's life, she (he) is already strong enough to defeat the strongest knight of Casalia, which is supposed to be one of the strongest kingdoms in the continent, yet after she leaves town, virtually any enemy she meets is stronger than her, sometimes by a long shot. How is it possible for Casalia to even exist then, when any fairly famous adventurer is already stronger than its best knights?

The strength of the MC is explained through her dragon bloodline, yet other characters, like Carla who not only has dragon bloodline but also divine bloodline and has trained for way longer than the MC, are defeated with ease. And let's not even mention other reincarnated characters, who have been training for thousands of years.

The harem part is, well, harem. No point in trying to understand how the MC gets so many girls.

As for the ending... well. Her current world starts a war with Earth, and any of the reincarnated characters are strong enough to defeat Earth's gods, which just makes no sense for so many reasons, like how the gods are powerful enough to casually gift the strength of a dragon to the MC, but can't even fight back against them (dragons) at all, or how the MC is strengthen by a god's blessing, meaning the god is powerful enough to affect their current world, yet too weak to even notice they are approaching or do anything about it...

The gift make her strong like a dragon, with all resistances and body enchantments. However after she conquers the fist labyrith, she is given a skill to make weapons. This skill is so OP that she can make normal weapons without materials (she can’t make magical weapons).

the MC gets his second wife NTR'd by the first wife.

We find out the dragon race is able to procreate when both partners seriously want to and love each other, but since we don't get much character development the second wife spreading her legs like a who*e for the first wife, after just having a mental breakdown and hating said first wife because she thought she cheated on the Mc?

She thinks cheating is the worst and then is completely fine with it if it's her? What the actual f*ck.

I honestly got nauseous after that bs logic they used there and I thought hey, the MC will tell them to live their life together alone/without the MC and just going on his own merry way..

But I thought wrong, the MC goes "eh whatever I'll love the child like my own" and being completely fine with it?

Sorry for the rant I'm still in disbelief about this bs.

1. 1. Ria will follow the God Dragons role. Protecting the world. When the time comes for her spirit to end - just like Valis' - will she be able to rejoin the soul cycle because she was originally a "human" or will she just cease to exist like all natural born God Dragons after they reach the limit of their existence?
   2. What happened to Serge and Chris? I actually liked this couple and so, didn't end up disliking his arc.
   3. It was mentioned that Demon Lords do not exist anymore. I wonder how much their civilization progressed for them to think that Demon Lords, God Dragons, etc are just myths now.
   4. I thought they were gonna mention or reveal Ria's other-other life (since it was mentioned that he was reincarnated before by the God of War) or at least hint on to what kind of life he led then.
   5. I guess the reincarnators killed the gods that blessed them with gifts and gave them a chance to live a second life huh? Was expecting the series to show a battle between Ria and the gods who reincarnated her actually.
   6. In the end, everything just moves forward even if you don't want it to. Even if someone important or you love leaves you first. Things progress. Doesn't wait for anyone. Life isn't only filled with happy things. There are numerous events that will surely enrage or sadden you. Irina just looking straight ahead and starting her own adventure in her very long life, after watching, learning, experiencing things in Ria's time, was a pretty good end to it.

Ria's wives and Serge's partner.

Ria's adventures with her companions is great, best part of the story by far is them capturing both labyrinths and the little encounters in between.

Ria and Carla's love was so pure, and the scene of their first time had given me hope the story would turn for the better again, but no, the Demon Lord almost single handedly made the entire novel not worth reading.

Most characters that were very important early on, become useless at the later parts, and the ones that aren't useless, lose most of their personality.

Author also decided to completely skip 3 years of Ria's life, including the birth of her children in exchange for 10 chapters of a Magical School........................ no words.

Then comes the worst part of all, the epilogue... sigh... just why would you do that. Honestly if I haven't read the epilogue, and stopped at the end of 120, I would've been satisfied, but that sh*t ending he made for Ria was the worst possible thing he could do in this series. Seriously, you're going to make her live alone in a dark room with noone that knows or remembers her left except for Irina who chooses to leave as soon as Carla dies (who was supposed to have been granted eternal youth to stay with Ria forever)..... I was so heartbroken and sad for so long after reading that epilogue, I can't understand why would someone write it like that... Could've just made it so both Ria and Carla disappeared at the same time, and Ria had arranged for them to be reborn together, or with their memories and near eachother, at least something to know that Ria would have a normal happy life where she could live the adventures she always yearned for with the person she loves the most, just writing this sh*t is making me cry for her already, so cruel....

Let's not forget we don't even get to know the name's of Ria's children btw, both her parents not even showing up for her wedding, her mother showing basically no emotions towards the return of her daughter, the fact that Ria went along with the Demon Lord's plans being disgusting and offensive to the first half of the story.

f*ck the epilogue, f*ck this author, Ria and Carla both deserved better, now Ria is stuck in an endless life of solitude where noone in the planet even believes in her anymore.