Reviews for Because I, the True Saint, was Banished, that Country is Done For! Manga

This review contains spoilers. As the story progresses as the title suggests, a big fluffy dragon like Isekai Fantasy appears, which is interesting. I want the heroine, who has more allies, to be happy. 1 only.

This review contains spoilers. From the standard trend of banishing people with abilities and causing the country to decline, I feel the providence of causal retaliation that Claude and his colleagues will experience firsthand. Meanwhile, Eliane's Fate is getting better as you read on. A new encounter with Nigel and the others is extremely important in tracing subsequent developments. At the beginning of the series, there is a rather relaxed feeling, but there are places where the atmosphere completely changes along the way, so I thought it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about seeing a prince from a neighboring country after being kicked out by a false saint even though she was a true saint. The design is simple, so there isn't much style, but the heartwarming atmosphere was nice. I want the idiot princes who treated them harshly and kicked out Eliane to be completely ruined.

This review contains spoilers. Saint Eliane's engagement is suddenly annulled by Prince Claude and is being deported. Tired of Claude's moral harassment and infidelity, she turned her mind around in a neighboring country and met the sincere Nigel... the rest should unfold almost as expected by the readers, so good luck!

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story, but there are also a lot of Seijo cheats, so I can read it quickly. The design is also cute, and it feels light to read, but it may be a bit unsatisfactory. But it's also a work that makes me want to cheer for it because it makes me laugh.

This review contains spoilers. You can understand the synopsis from the title, but it's a royal story where a saint is banished and a country without a saint becomes difficult. The story is interesting even if you know it, but it's a bit disappointing that the pictures are too cute, or rather childish.

This review contains spoilers. I like the main character because he seems to be warm and cute. When they were evicted from their original country, I certainly thought that if they were too peaceful, they wouldn't be thankful, but there was a slight sense of incongruity that the common people had such repulsive feelings. I wonder if it's a work where we can expect a royal road to it

This review contains spoilers. I like stories about the Saints, so good, good, punishment, and evil are the best! It felt like that and I was able to enjoy it from the beginning. It was fun and I read it all at once, and it became more and more interesting, but I want to read more as soon as possible until volume 5.