Reviews for The Oblivious Saint Can't Contain Her Power: Disgraced No Longer, I'm Finding Happiness with the Prince! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The tempo is good and I enjoy reading it! They got married sooner than I expected, and when I was looking forward to seeing what the story of the two of them would turn out in the future, the complicated family circumstances of the heroine's handmaiden also came up, and I was worried about both Acchi and Koch.

This review contains spoilers. and yet! It ended with lots of things I was worried about, such as the handmaiden, Ed-sama, and magic!! I wonder if it will be volume 4 soon!!

This review contains spoilers. The design is beautiful, and the story is moderately flirtatious, yet progresses in a well-balanced manner as a saint's, making a good impression. Both the heroine and the maid are cute, so it's really nice. Maybe it's good not to force them to become a saint. I'm looking forward to watching Gaffn the messy sister and I'm looking forward to the next volume and beyond.

This review contains spoilers. How do you become aware that the oppressed protagonist is a saint? Also, why did my sister lose her strength as a saint? The main character's father also values his daughter so much, yet she doesn't notice that her daughter has been bullied until this point. I'm curious about things like that, and I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. The story has just begun, but my sister was the worst. It's also bad that Dad didn't notice until now! But I got married in a good place! I wonder if happiness awaits from now on? I want to know the truth of the title as soon as possible.

This review contains spoilers. Carolina was oppressed by her older sister and despised by those around her. I knew that my father loved me, and that alone saved me. Although it is a political marriage, I'm glad they seem to have found happiness in this marriage as well. The older sister who is a candidate for a saint is actually different, and it hasn't been revealed in the main story yet that Carolina was actually a saint, but the title of the original story is also there, and there are spoilers in the title.

This review contains spoilers. There also seems to be a light novel, and I thought I'd read that one, but I like the picture this one too, and it's ☆ 5 with the expectation that it would be good as a comic. Compared to how the light novel progresses, it's easy to read, and although it may be a common story, isn't it just right to flesh out the issues surrounding the main character and the episodes of the characters? It might not be enough for people who only expect the prince and heroine's flirtatious love, though. But since it's quite comicalized, I'm hoping it would be nice to see lots of happy pictures of the two of them. Since it's a comic, picture preferences have a big influence. Update: I've reached volume 7. The tempo of the story is still good, but I also feel unfortunate that the heroine wasn't able to perform well, probably because the number of episodes with various people has increased. It also feels redundant that all the villain-daughter style characters are running wild in a similar way. Above all, the biggest contradiction is that even though it is set up as a big empire, rumors about one queen cannot be easily dispelled. Being trapped in the past and worrying about rumors around me means that the kidnapping case has also been solved, and I think it's about time I graduated. I'm looking forward to the next volume.