Reviews for The Saint Exiled to a Forest Finds a Handsome Man With a Past: I'm Enjoying My New Life, so I Don't Want to Go Back Even if Asked! Manga

It's a good work to read. The heroine, Leah, had mercy from the beginning. Since I was treated poorly since I was a child, I desperately wanted to be recognized by people around me, and combined with my innate kindness, I just sacrificed myself and dedicated myself every day. Far from being recognized, their achievements on the front line spanning 2 years will also be plundered. At the end of the day, deportation is actually equivalent to the death penalty. However, this is the beginning of Leah's happiness. In this work, the condemnation of exploiters is severe. It really is causal retribution. Even if the heroine doesn't give up, she will be completely sanctioned. It was a cruel reversal from fate, and each one paid the price. The hero who is hailed as the heroine is the second prince Ludwig. This prince is honest and very manly. that's too nice. When they first met, they took a heavy load, and while unable to stand, they tried to cover up the rear and escape. Even when I start to have feelings for Leah, I don't recognize my own illness and reveal my feelings. I didn't confess until the curse was lifted and I was sure that I was responsible for the other person's life. Even after that, he worked hard as a politician for Leah, who was worried about her hometown. This prince is really charming. sincerity and deep love. I fell in love with the size of the people. In the web novel, it was up to the puppy episode, and this was a refreshing ending, but in the comic version, scenes that readers would like to see are properly included. The big circle made me feel happy.

A saint who fought for her country and was banished even though she was in tatters. The developments that followed were already really exciting, and I read it all at once until the last volume! It was great that volume 3 was completed! I recommend it!

I'm glad I finished volume 3. In particular, this kind of talk is often delayed, and I tend to get sluggish, but I was satisfied with the completion of 3 volumes. The content wasn't bad, the pictures were beautiful, and I was able to read it clearly.

In her childhood, when she was treated poorly with no magic powers, the power of a saint was discovered, but the heroine was discovered during the temple period when there were no donations from her parents' house, then she went to the battlefield and was forced to fight on the front line, and then robbed of her credit, and then put on an innocent crime and banished to a forest where monsters live. I found a young man who had fallen down there, and when he put his heels on... The heroine, who becomes happy in a fateful encounter, is unlucky, but it was wonderful that she tried to butcher in order to eat Garmu (werewolf monster) she had defeated, and was pretty tough.

Sisters are ranked in the family, and they are affectionate and evil. From a certain point until then, what I had been fiddling about was flipping my palm. They say they only use the power of the saint, banish them when they are no longer needed, and come back when they are needed again. The reason people who did terrible things were ruthless at the end of their lives is probably because their opponents

It unfolds quickly and is easy to read. It's so amazing to be able to finish the story beautifully in volume 3. And Ria will be happy for a long time...!!!

Even after completing volume 3, it wasn't unsatisfactory, there was intonation, and it was worth reading. It was also nice that it was an unforgiving end without the bad guys being judged loosely. One thing that bothers me is where is Fenrir who was with the prince when he was abducted?

It's easy to read because it doesn't clutter up, and it's easy to read by collecting exact settings. It's good to have no sympathy for the villain! The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and I read it all the way to the end.