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The manga "Usagi Drop" starts out as a heartwarming story about thirty year old Daikichi adopting six year old Rin. Sounds like a sweet story, doesn't it? No, because after a ten year time skip, things take a highly problematic turn, devolving into grooming. Rin grows up, turns sixteen, and develops romantic feelings for the man who raised her. W......   reply

kings maker triple crown!!! Not exactly a forced time skip, but the story got continued with them as adults and it just isnt the same..its not as good as the og and i felt like the protags lost chemistry when they started doing eachother. (though its been a long time since i last read it so...). Also the plot seemed weaker, less interesting.   2 reply

It breaks my heart to see all these titles that although went viral and overhyped but I still had high hopes for here. I dont really mind a time skip but it definitely isnt my favorite. I also hate any story that includes a corny past life arc in the middle of the modern current day story I remember the, “My Little Monster” anime did that and i......   1 reply

Taming the Tiger. It was so good until the author pulled a “it was all a dream” (seriously.) and the mc was actually picked off the streets by the ml when he was 17. the ending is he turns 18 and to celebrate he takes his virginity/they have sex. just unneeded asf when they were already adults before like wtf   1 reply

I may not have expressed it but I really missed Kai-hen wizards sm, glad my Google feed knows me.   reply

Operation True Love - It's just true beauty all over again   3 reply

TIME SKIPS SUCK!!!!!!! IT'S ALL OF THEM!!!!! THE ONLY TIME SKIP I HAVEN'T WANTED TO KILL MYSELF DURING WAS DCT!!!!!!!!   reply

All of them bc no good story has a timeskip   3 reply

The story after the time skip is literally one step forward 10 steps back the development is so slow it's annoying especially when the conflict is such a nothing burger like i get you don't want to be used but what's the big deal he used you as inspo for a fictional character something EVERY AUTHOR DOES and got close to you after you piqued his int......   3 reply

One of my "absolute super dupeeer totally favorite" writing tricks is when an author introduces a child and an adult, spends half the story building their relationship and then decides "don't worry guys!! we'll just throw in a time skip". Sure the time skip might fit the chronology but c'mon let's not pretend its main purpose isn't to age the young......   4 reply

Samee im an infp-t (i have no idea what the purpose of mbti is but i like identifying my behaviors and labeling them)   1 reply