The Reborn Evil Dragon Thinks You All Have Serious Problems

Tom, dear stinky shoes, that damned glib tongue and that awful translation-like tone deserve a good spanking from God with a toilet plunger… Oh, our toilet lid hit a black dragon, yet another black dragon. And so, in this completely absurd way, the story begins, devoid of any translation-like tone whatsoever. This is the story of a black dragon, the rebirth of a black dragon that doesn't resemble a dragon at all. Based on its inherent nature, it indulges in a hearty feast of meat → no such plot, it unleashes its breath in a frenzy and then gets attacked by a united human force → a plot that only exists in the lore, soaring through the skies and standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the sun every day → well, this guy seems…

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If the gender is reversed, will it be the dragon or the hero?

"The Autumn Night Watchman's Song" That day, I sat alone in the room again, watching the leaves rustle and fall outside the window. My mother came in and stood in front of the window. "The chrysanthemums in Beihai Park are blooming. I'll push you there to see them." A pleading look appeared on her tired face. "When?" "How about tomorrow if you'd like?" She said. My answer had already overjoyed her. "Okay, tomorrow then," I said. She was so happy that she sat down and stood up repeatedly. "Then let's get ready quickly." "Oh, how annoying! It's just a short walk, what's there to prepare!" She laughed too, sat down beside me, and chattered on and on...

I'm only reading this yuri anime because I hate the same old harem and mindless harem stories. While some people enjoy male-female relationships, I still dislike them. I prefer relationships with depth and experience, even if it's a harem. That's probably why I like yuri. Of course, I don't watch all yuri anime; I'm selective like I am about the male lead. This often leads to me running out of books to read, since there aren't many updates per day. This book doesn't seem like a harem at the moment, but even if it does later, I don't mind, since the heroines so far are all connected, so I can accept it, as long as it doesn't involve mindless female-collecting...

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!

Compared to other novels where the protagonist transforms into a dragon but still misbehaves with a human soul, this novel offers a relatively novel perspective, truly written from a dragon's point of view. The plot is engaging, subtly planting several foreshadowing elements: 1. Why does Mezophis protect the red-eyed, silver-haired girl? 2. The reason for Mezophis's rebirth: some memories are missing, only those from his death at the hands of the hero and his previous life; others have been erased or modified? 3. Starting from the Holy Dragon arc, Mezophis gradually changes his mindset, shifting from a vengeful figure to someone heading in an unknown direction, altering the timeline of the story. 4. Were the dragon's inherited memories modified? The cause and outcome of the great war a hundred years ago...

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Mars V said the possibility is slim (?).

To get to the point, firstly, the review contains spoilers, so one point is deducted because from the beginning to volumes 4-5, it felt like a pure romance, yet it's described as a harem that develops slowly, which is extremely uncomfortable. Especially if Sophia has children and a new harem forms later, that's another point deducted. Regarding the world-building, the god can rewind time and start the world anew, as seen in the protagonist's rebirth. However, later in the teleportation space, a mysterious voice mentions that he doesn't know that old guy, suggesting that the god might not be some truly omnipotent being from a higher plane, but rather a being powerful enough to change the world without being affected...