Have faith! The time skip is just a way to establish setting early, soon the real shit will start to go down. The going down will accelerate and pick up mass.Suddenly a four years time skip. The problem with that is that it means nothing significant could have changed during those four years. It could easily turn flimsy storytelling to have something change and go back to it with mere flashbacks. Not impossible, of course, but it would take a good author to handle it smoothly and wisely. If the approach is lacking even a little bit, it would make readers question to the wisdom in doing it that way, instead of avoiding such a long time skip. If nothing truly changed, then it can't be helped. What a peaceful fantasy world.
Have faith! The time skip is just a way to establish setting early, soon the real shit will start to go down. The going down will accelerate and pick up mass.
They've had development. Carol started off stuck up and adversarial, then the kidnapping plot happens and she becomes much friendlier. At this point, their relationship is as school friends. They're still only 15.I'm just a little bit disappointed because this time skip essentially meant no relationship development between Yuuri and Carol. Basically frozen four years right when they ought to either grow closer or grow apart if things go wrong. But then again, maybe this also is the author's way of underlining this isn't any romance story and the MC intends to keep things cordial and concentrate on other things. For that, this really was an excellent way, seeing how they are forced into constant close proximity by sharing the dorm room. It would be impossible for no development to happen unless at least one of them assumed an absolute stance of sticking to the friend zone approach, with no funny business.
They've had development. Carol started off stuck up and adversarial, then the kidnapping plot happens and she becomes much friendlier. At this point, their relationship is as school friends. They're still only 15.
Other important setting details are that Yuuri is both a grown man's mind in a child's body,
and Carol is Royalty. Both are big turn-offs to Yuuri. You can see some hints (Like how Dolla looks at Carol) that there will be romance plots coming, but this is a geo-politics story first. The title is "Conqueror from a Dying Kingdom" instead of "School life in another world" after all.
Lol peaceful? Did you forget that this brief respite only happens because his uncle managed to kamikaze bomb the command centre of the enemy's base? There will be another war, soon. And it ain't gonna be pretty.Suddenly a four years time skip. The problem with that is that it means nothing significant could have changed during those four years. It could easily turn flimsy storytelling to have something change and go back to it with mere flashbacks. Not impossible, of course, but it would take a good author to handle it smoothly and wisely. If the approach is lacking even a little bit, it would make readers question to the wisdom in doing it that way, instead of avoiding such a long time skip. If nothing truly changed, then it can't be helped. What a peaceful fantasy world.
Lol peaceful? Did you forget that this brief respite only happens because his uncle managed to kamikaze bomb the command centre of the enemy's base? There will be another war, soon. And it ain't gonna be pretty.