The setting of the world itself is quite questionable. I remember thinking this was isekai the first time I read it years ago. I had to just assume our prince comes from an imaginary country that is very closed off with the outside world than normal. It does get better if I just take this to be a complete fantasy, and ignore my confusions. But the amount of coincidences? The slightly off pace of the budding relationship? The random misunderstanding that felt forced? It all makes me somewhat lost, and things don't really sit right nor fall in place. But it was over-all a feel good read with nothing too complicated. I occasionally read it when I come across it. This is my first time rereading it here though. So I shall leave a comment to commemorate ;)
The setting of the world itself is quite questionable. I remember thinking this was isekai the first time I read it years ago. I had to just assume our prince comes from an imaginary country that is very closed off with the outside world than normal. It does get better if I just take this to be a complete fantasy, and ignore my confusions. But the amount of coincidences? The slightly off pace of the budding relationship? The random misunderstanding that felt forced? It all makes me somewhat lost, and things don't really sit right nor fall in place. But it was over-all a feel good read with nothing too complicated. I occasionally read it when I come across it. This is my first time rereading it here though. So I shall leave a comment to commemorate ;)