I'll never understand the hate Korra gets. People act like someone who spent twelve years isolated from society in a compound, with her only friend being a Polar Bear Dog, is going to be a functional adult when she goes into the real world.
People expect her to listen to Tenzin and her father over Unalaq, despite the latter two lying to her for her entire life, and Unalaq teaching her how to quell Dark Spirits, something Tenzin couldn't teach. In addition, at no point did Tenzin or her father say to not trust Unalaq; they were jealous, they didn't know Unalaq was evil until Korra told them.
Then there are the Korra haters who say Aang left a perfect world for Korra, when he left her, with rising tensions between Benders and Non-Benders, a brewing Civil War between the Water Tribes, a Corrupt Earth Kingdom Monarchy, and him not giving the Fire Nation Colonies back to the Earth Kingdom, causing Kuvira to try and take them back by force.
That's not to say Aang is the only Avatar who left problems for their successor; Roku's inaction was the catalyst for the One Hundred Year War, Yangchen ignoring the Spirits caused Kuruk to spend his life fighting Dark Spirits.
The trailer for Pavi's series seems to suggest that Korra is responsible for the end of the world, but I am not taking that seriously until it is confirmed one hundred percent. After all, a lot of Avatars are remembered differently in the universe. Roku is often considered to be a great avatar in the universe despite him being the Catalyst for a War; Kuruk was considered lazy, but he spent his life fighting Dark Spirits, not only to protect humans, but also to preserve Yangchen's image by doing it in secret. Everyone in the universe has their own bias against certain Avatars; taking everything said about an Avatar by another character as one hundred percent fact isn't wise, because just like in real life, you never know where their bias lies.












