Dad is a Hero, Mom is a Spirit, I'm a Reincarnator

What an aimless series. I liked the political story, it was just so poorly parsed out. The story they were trying to tell could not be done it twelve episodes, and it shows. It starts out interesting, but it was clear early on they don't know what kind of story they were trying to tell. It feels like pick up and drop every piece without completing them. Did we really need the isekai element in here too? I'm so sick of these elements shoehorned into every series. The purpose it served here was ultimately unnecessary with how they used it. She uses magic for Pete's sake.If she was a normal human tinkering with the actual tools from her trade in the other world, it would be a different story. That's not what happened, though. She just wills things into existence. I could have easily written the isekai element out. There's no reason to assume spirits that use magic don't already have an innate understanding of how everything works on a molecular level to even be able to manifest things via magic. I would argue it's in fact implied. We don't need the dang reincarnation/past life/summoned/video game aspect in every series. Just make it another world. It doesn't have to have a connection to a different world. I swear, if Lord of the Rings was a Japanese anime, Frodo would have been a Japanese businesswoman that got asked to return an engagement ring moments before getting hit by a bus. She'd then wake up with the ring in the Shire, staring at her hairy feet. They'd probably try to procure rice and soy sauce at some point. They'd probably stumble upon and befriend a little talking creature too… Anyways… This could have made a decent political drama. There were just too many distractions, and it feels like a bait and switch at the beginning. The fact it's a little girl steering all of it made it very strange. I don't think they knew what they were writing. I highly suspect we're seeing at the very least partially AI stories as of late, and this is an example. It's not as blaringly obvious as Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse, but the signs are there. Seasonal slope is getting to be a bigger and bigger problem. Streaming services are just trying to fill their catalogs with whatever cheap crap they can get.

" A very fast paced avg isekai " This had potential at first but things gone downhill very fast due to fast pacing and a aimless story . They literally added too many tropes without completing them e.g political , romance , fantasy etc tropes . This anime has nothing much too offer except some fairy fantasy cliche . Some characters are likable but doesn't improve your watching experience overall . Ending is very fast paced and poorly executed , they literally introduced too many characters at end just within 2 min without much explaination . Anime shows some political tension between mc family and royalfamily , despite of getting harmed again and again by royal family tricks our mc never went to last end by punishing them instead of it mc tried to fix everything after seeing her enemies into pain and grief . These ideas doesn't work in fantsay tropes , some people might enjoy these kind of tropes but i am dissapointed due to wasted potential . Hope not to see another season .

The first paragraph of the synopsis hooked me. I went in expecting something akin to other titles that frequently make use of the protagonist’s expertise, like Dr. Stone, Honzuki no Gekokujou, or Kenja no Mago. Sadly, this wasn’t the case for this one. The MC’s abilities were barely explored. Despite being a scientist in her previous life and now having the power to manipulate matter and conjure anything from the periodic table, the MC only made coal, diamond, silver, gold, and medicine. It also felt like it abandoned its hook. The MC’s scientific background was never maximized and the show became focused on medicine. It’s like itwanted to be Isekai Yakkyoku during the last arc. Quite disappointed that the MC doesn’t apply her previous life’s knowledge as much as she can.