like when she was throw into the forest, she magically has a knife on her boots, because her grandfather was an survival junkie that trained her to survive in situations like this

Ok, so I read up to ch28 right?

The evil King's plan is basically revealed to be: make up some priestess BS; summon s*upid people they can control and pretend one of them is the priestess; instigate said priestess to advocate the war; spread propoganda about not believing in priestess = sin so they can kick out the people who advocate peace; conscript all fighting citizens to their army, but meanwhile treat them like crap (because that's always a good idea, right?) ; wage war on dragon kingdom and win!

Seems like there might be more to the plan from where I read, but honestly I got bored of it...

The dragon king conducted espionage, but practically did nothing else. No negotiations (tho that wouldn't have worked), no contacting the non-pro-war nobles and maybe manipulating things so they'd sit on the throne (which would've been a better thing for all the countries honestly, if the humans were going to be human supremacist pricks), apply pressure on the human government with sanctions or whatnot, or even outright kill the s*upid source before you things escalated to actually going to war, but they basically just sit and watch for TWO years as the country goes to shit... *facepalm*

What are you people doing, running a country...

Theres a part where I cringed (it's untranslated as of yet) where Ruri goes to the kingdom that summoned her and looked at a normal village. It's near the time when the war is going to star up, and people were starving in poverty with soulless eyes.

Now, what does Ruri do after seeing this?

She wordlessly walks into the village in human form. Without speaking to the villagers who don't pay attention to her because they're too busy being poor, she casts magic that grows fruit trees and uses wind magic to distribute it to everyone else. Then leaves.

When asked later by her spirit pet? Thing why she did it, since it'd have no effect on the people at all, Ruri replies that she knows, it's the country's job to fix the problem, but she just couldn't leave them like that.

It's just... cringe.

I mean, her actions might be noble, but the way it was delivered seemed so MC centric and self-centered... Maybe if at least the author pulled the poor beggar child bumping into her either trying to mug her for money or beg for food cliche, and THEN she had gone and done that, it wouldn't be as bad. But Ruri literally walks into the village, unprovoked and making minimal contact with the villagers at all, and does her life saving mojo. What happens after those fruit trees stop possessing food has nothing to do with her, apparently.

IT JUST FEELS SO PRETENTIOUS!!

You can give a man fish and feed him for a day, or you can teach a man to fish and feed them for life. What Ruri did was the former. She didn't inspire them to live (like a good protagonist would) or give them purpose, or even try to help them out of their predicament. All she did was give them food that's would last for who knows how long and help them stave off the hunger. It's not like they'll get seeds from those magic trees (who knows how long it'll take for them to grow too), it's not like they suddenly have enough energy to go farming or hunting, it's not like their brothers and husbands will come back from being forcefully conscripted into the army, it's not like the soulless look in their eyes will go away from just an apple or two...

In the end, other than trying to look good, what did she really accomplish here??

The whole plan was completely without logic, really? Did they just want to beat the dragons because they were bad and that's all? Is there no true religious justification? No drought or overpopulation that forced them to try to do it? How about the existence (real or fictitious) of some magical technology that would make them prosper? The accidental murder of a member of the royal family?

No. They just want to go against the dragons that OBVIOUSLY are warily superior to them because f*ck you, thats why. And for that the king doesn't mind sacrificing his only son and heir. Because I suppose that when he kick the bucket, the kingdom will be able to govern itself. Well, it's not a big diference.

Like get a random character out of nowhere just to have her going crazy because... f*ck you, that's why, in one of the most s*upid and ill-argued character developments I've seen in my life. And I must say, that I read Twilight.
The autor literally made this girl, apparently rescued from a s*ave trade, become infatuated with the fact that she was the "real" couple of the dragon king even though she had NEVER seen him in her life. Only because she heard a second of the one conversation that isn't to her, and that never was mentioned again, in which they said that the king's "bride" had blond hair, like hers.

And that's it. She is absolutely convinced that she was the "real one", thanks to that she became crazy enough to let the prisoner, to whom she had to take food, scape that turns out to be (Ta, ta, ta, taaan) No surprise! Asahi! Because the damn security of the prison is a f*cking shit, I suppose. I mean, obviously anyone can open their cells.

But of course Asahi didn't escape, no. Instead, she had a VEEEERY traumatic encounter with soldiers who wanted to take revenge on her in a very cruel way by "ramming them into war", because everyone knows that prisoners of war can walk around the castle openly. And all act as if she deserves to be r*ped/dismembered (not very clear) just because she bothered Ruri!!
Which, in my opinion, is much worse than anything that hers followers could have done to Ruri ever.
But the story is not over yet. No, that would've been too easy.

Yes, they rescued Asahi, although reluctantly, and Ruri tells she once and for all that she is a nuisance... again. They banish her to a distant and desolate place as punishment for the crime of having hot air in her brain.

¡¡Yaiii!! The annoyance was gone !! Put the "happy ending"!

Everyone is happy; Ruri stays with Jade, all the preparations are made for the wedding and... then Jade tells Ruri, as it should be, that her only duty is to spread her legs, have s*x and give birth to his children without leaving that other male being ever sees her again. Because dragons are apparently possessive... but that possessiveness only affects male dragons. Apparently even Chelsea, who seems to be so self-confident, helpful and independent, cheerfully agreed to be practically imprisoned in her home, because that is the role of a women.

And Ruri who is a HUMAN, who all this time was clamoring for her freedom and for the right to enjoy her life, to work and have friends to compensate for everything she couldn't have thanks to Asahi... she, as expected, accepts willingly and even offers to leave hers job. So she can never ever leave the castle, have her own money or contact with another man in hers life and Jade will not feel insecure, because that's what women do when they get married, right? :)

Honestly I had never gotten so angry so quickly with so few chapters, in a novel that I was not even taking seriously as a novel. And that's what bothers me most, even to be a dumb novel, there are limits to what should NEVER be trespassed in this damn century and era. I understand that in Japan things are different, but in Japan women can also work and be married at the same time without any problem. And, in Japan it's also illegal to imprison a human being just because you can.

In chapter 39 it's revealed that he ruined her date with another guy on purpose, comes from a race that is so jealous, married women aren't allowed to be seen, so she's expected to quit her job, and basically uses the fact that she loves him and that he—without her permission—made it impossible for himself to have another lover, to blackmail and force her into a marriage before she's ready.

In chapter 40 it gets worse: She isn't being given any choices in regards to her own wedding, the ML isn't respecting her desire to take things more slowly and is actually scaring her, and he's transferring power to her without permission, with the implication being that she'll get pregnant immediately after the wedding because of it, without asking her if that's what she wants. I mean, when she found out about the future pregnancy she "became frightened and cringed." So, yeah, really, really not cool.

1. If fairies truly adores Ruri (to the point they tried to kill the thugs approached her), why didn't they do something when she was in the castle, considering how rude the royal members treated her?

2. Regarding Chelsea, why she can normally ask her grandson the content of his work? Isn't it supposed to be classified information since you know, he is a SPY? And despite both her son and grandson work for the dragon king, she didn't once warn them about Ruri (who is a worldwide-scale disaster) and technically raised her for 2 years in the forest?

3. Still Chelsea, knowing how fearful Ruri's power is, made her go to the capital by herself with NO money so the poor girl had to sell a gun she took from the space fairy. And that was why she immediately attracted thugs, got chased by them and met a king happened to disguise by chance?

MC's life is continuously destroyed by her "best friend" I mean every way you can think of up to the point where she can't even allow herself to go out with her proper appearance. Her boyfriends are stolen, she winds up blamed for things Asahi does, Asahi steals her stuff, and she has to take it. What's more she does, does, does and never does anything in return.

She gets Isekaied to another world with no way back, no way to see her family again (family that has a deep bonds of affection) Is more or less sentenced to death by the people who kidnapped her, who also are using her to start a war, but despite having revenge as a motivation she never does anything about it.

For some strange reason (yes it's explained it's still horribly s*upid) she disguises herself as a cat. Her nature of being beloved by the fairies makes her an incredibly important person but because she is worried about a bad reaction from being human she lurks around as a cat. (Even after being told that's not so)

The "Adults", people that find out she is actually Human, give her the great advice, "SURE LIE TO YOUR FRIENDS, THEY WON'T MIND WHEN THEY FIND OUT". If you are reading this with your child, please please do them the favor of telling them lying to your friends is not a good idea and if you do so you better hope they never find out.

Everybody is s*upid, a sadist, or a s*upid sadist. Nobody is willing to tell anyone anything they actually need to know, no matter how it aligns with any interest or desire they may have. (Oh who knows maybe Euclace had unmentioned designs on the emperor. But that would shift this to a BL tag).

It's a really interesting kind of sadism when you consider they are playing with the feelings of a young girl who has been battered pretty hard, and if she snaps it would Carrie look like a dud firecracker seeing as she can literally bring a country to ruin and nearly did by accident.

Her "Best Friend" well only friend seeing as she literally destroyed every friendship she had, is too s*upid to go to the bathroom on her own. I mean we are talking delusional and completely unable to get out of the rain. (Yes at first that seems impossible, but the story has a way that it's possible and it's actually not unreasonable). Also the MC's response is to just try and run away which never works because the moron keeps on following.

The parents. (This is a bit more spoilerish)

There's more but I think you can get the idea. You read this because you hope the s*upid stops

Asahi especially gets on my last nerve. Author seems to have created her as a foil to MC. Villain Asahi is childishly selfish and uses her charm magic to manipulate others around her to love her, on the other hand Mary-sue MC is hated in the real world due to Asahi but now beloved in the fantasy world due to her innate goodness and fairy-attracting abilities. The problem is that the conflict between them is so weak. Asahi is obviously not a threat to MC who has unlimited magical powers and the support of the more powerful dragon kingdom. So what is the point of the conflict again?

Our protagonist gets summoned to another world, gets mistreated, gets kicked out and left for dead, gets picked up by a witch who starts teaching her common sense of the world. Then fast forward two years and she's sent to the capital of Dragon King's country. So far so good!

And then she just does nothing at all. She's a pampered OP being who's willingly reduced to Dragon King's pet. From now on it's a story about how Dragon King and his advisors handle the problem of an agressive country that declared war on them.

The revenge she swore gets abandoned and later executed without much of her impact.

The thing that moved plot after she decided to be a Dragon King's pet was that everyone didn't knew she's actually a human, she was pretending to be a telepathic housecat for 10 chapters or so. Then it gets revealed. Consequences? None! The one who revealed it got punished instead!