Protagonist: "Yo, old man!" King: "H-how rude!" Aide: "Hahaha lol"

This kind of scene happens too often.

The king's being disrespected.

lol

Everyone's disrespecting the king, lol.

lol

Do your job!

Shouldn't the king and advisor's reactions be reversed?

Literally the emperor's new clothes.

The advisor actually seems to really like the king.

>>17
If the king is a tsundere schoolgirl and the advisor is a sharp-tongued handsome guy, it's basically a shoujo manga.

The atmosphere in the country seems pretty nice.

Sounds like King Lear.

Like Naruto and Shikamaru's relationship.

King: "Off with his head!!"

>>28
Protagonist and advisor: "Hahaha lol"

>>47
King: "Even if you're just a head, you'll still laugh?"

>>68
Is he a monster?

>>68
I love that line from "Souten Kouro" when Wang Yun gets beheaded and says, "Dream on with just your head!"

Feels like a friendly workplace.

Saw this in Kingdom.

>>37
Which country are you talking about?

>>41
Wasn't that in the live-action movie?
The king played by Kanata Hongo was furious, but the retainer played by Takao Osawa was laughing out loud.

Characters who mock others from a high position with polite language are popular with women, but they don't do that in shounen manga.

This would happen if Fuwa-chan attended a garden party.

Everyone who comes from another world is a NEET, so they don't even know basic manners.

>>52
You don't even need another world for that.

>>94
It's weird to think that being in another world makes rudeness acceptable.

>>98
Another world should have its own unique etiquette.

>>107
They'd probably step on a landmine and get executed immediately.

>>98
If you talk casually to the manager at your part-time job and get liked for it, that's totally a world of extroverts.

>>108
Maybe this style comes from envying the world of extroverts they probably dislike.
Or rather, the world of strong communicators.

King: "You should use polite language..."

>>58
Zero subjects.

King: "Execute this insolent man!!"
Advisor: "Don't worry, he's an interesting young man. Let's hear him out."
King: "B-But..."
Advisor: "Are you defying me? (glares)"
King: "Eek..."

This pattern happens too often.

>>67
That's Cao Cao.

You see similar dynamics with ship captains and first officers.
The popular captain as a symbol and the competent first officer handling the actual work.

Those who get angry quickly are seen as small-minded.
Those who are calm and composed are seen as attractive.
This stereotype is what led to the rise of "Narou" (self-published web novels) genre.

>>83
I wonder if overly audacious protagonists in Narou stories are actually appealing.

>>91
Readers are also overly audacious and disliked by those around them, so it's fine.
And when their audacity is rejected, they seek revenge and say, "It's too late to apologize now!"

Protagonists who properly respect authority are more likable.

In FF15, there's a scene where they speak casually, and it made me realize that lack of manners is a no-go.

>>136
What kind of pathetic king is this!?

In reality, the king isn't always the most powerful one, which is weird.