Is it truly problematic to depict the deaths of millions of people within the narratives of fiction? While some argue that fiction provides a realm of limitless creative expression, encompassing any story, opposing viewpoints stress the power of fiction to influence reality and call for responsible handling. The central question revolves around the purpose of storytelling itself. If such portrayals serve to challenge and condemn actual acts of genocide, it could be argued that substantial criticism is unjustified. Consequently, the depiction of the deaths of millions of people within fiction raises the critical inquiry of whether it constitutes a responsible avenue for authors to express their creativity and convey a meaningful message.