Use the lighter!
And learn to use the keyboard. Not just the mouse.
Then you won't whine and complain after 2 minutes.

Damn it, my time isn't spent on moving troops and other button-mashing, but on frantic thinking - "WHAT TO DO??" I absolutely can't think on the fly about what my opponent is doing, and even if I could, it's usually pointless because of the new circumstances of each new day. But in battles, I try not to drag things out, and if I'm dragging out a battle with slow units, I usually even warn my opponent about it - that is, I try not to abuse the main part of the turn time (the battle), but I just can't stand all sorts of nonsense like "time is running out in the battle," as in TE/TE-Lite - IMHO, this is wrong; it's better to just respect your opponent and not fall asleep during battles, and also set up the display of battlefield cells in the options (because I've seen in screenshots that not everyone has it) and set the animation speed accelerator "cranim" in Data - and time outside of battles ends quite quickly, so with this setup, turns shouldn't be critically delayed.