I think she has been through a lot of trouble, and she managed to stay strong and she became powerful and inspiring. So, I disagree =)

Well, a bit, but she does have dragons that seem to make everything a lot easier, as well as one of the strongest armies in the world, so her conquests are justified, but seem a bit unfair/unrealistic compared to the struggle going on in Westeros.

good grief, yes. she just gets handed almost everything she gets. dragon eggs, dragon eggs that HATCHED magically, a horrifying warlord husband who gives her her a bit of her own agency in a time when women would never have had it, blood riders who for no apparent reason agreed to work for her after telling her how deeply she was insulting them by trying to appoint them as her men, successfully steals a mindlessly obedient army and gets away with it... need I go on?

to anyone saying no, do you really not know how difficult life was for women back then?

Sometimes it's like she is portrayed as the only hero who shines more than everyone

Honestly it's true.

Season 1: She gets dragon eggs and Jorah is devoted to her
Season 3: First Barristan swears loyalty then she gets and army then ANOTHER one swears loyalty... I don't get why everyone comes out of nowhere and choose to follow her over anyone else, while she is pretty great I don't why she deserve so much more than everyone else?