I don’t really understand why some people are saying the story feels dragged out. To me, the pacing makes perfect sense. The FL has clearly shifted her objective,she even said, “I’ll raise Yana as strong as I can so she can come back happily.” Right now, that’s her main focus. Once she’s strong enough and has trustworthy allies, she can realistically turn toward revenge. This is actually one of the few stories where I feel the pacing is really well done. After all, she’s still a child, and an illegitimate one at that, with no real opportunities to attend the academy or access the resources she’d need. It wouldn’t make sense for her to immediately start investigating the people who betrayed her when she has no power or means to act on it. The only thing I’m not too fond of is the possibility of the blonde child being set up as a future love interest. It feels uncomfortable, considering he’s still a child while she carries the mindset of an adult.
I don’t really understand why some people are saying the story feels dragged out. To me, the pacing makes perfect sense. The FL has clearly shifted her objective,she even said, “I’ll raise Yana as strong as I can so she can come back happily.” Right now, that’s her main focus. Once she’s strong enough and has trustworthy allies, she can realistically turn toward revenge.
This is actually one of the few stories where I feel the pacing is really well done. After all, she’s still a child, and an illegitimate one at that, with no real opportunities to attend the academy or access the resources she’d need. It wouldn’t make sense for her to immediately start investigating the people who betrayed her when she has no power or means to act on it.
The only thing I’m not too fond of is the possibility of the blonde child being set up as a future love interest. It feels uncomfortable, considering he’s still a child while she carries the mindset of an adult.