Reviews for <Chapter release>Exiled? So What! A Genius Saint Can Shine Anywhere! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist's rebuttal was interesting when the protagonist, who is an excellent chief saint, was handed down demotion for unreasonable reasons. I like the fact that the main character is full of confidence. I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story where a holy woman who was evicted from the temple for unreasonable reasons meets a man near the border and uses her powers. I thought the main character had a very toxic personality. I think it's the last time, and it's amazing to see them saying so many things they want to say. Looking forward to future encounters. I want them to do their best.

This review contains spoilers. I read (1). He's certainly a genius, but I thought the main character had a different personality. I thought the upper level of the central temple was rotten. I understood very well after reading that the main character is a really amazing saint. There were extra editions and afterwords, and it was a book that I enjoyed a lot.

This review contains spoilers. It was exhilarating because the main character clearly stated what he wanted to say when he was banished and then left. The knights you meet along the way are cool because they are not unilaterally protected by knights, even though the first impression is bad, but gradually... they are not unilaterally protected by knights, and they make good use of their abilities.

This review contains spoilers. I was a little bad at the main character's stubborn habit when he was demoted. He's not a bad person. If anything, it's great to aim to improve the workplace. If you think about a one-op work environment, it's a better pattern to be demoted. I like the design.

This review contains spoilers. It starts with Meteor, the first saint, being demoted by a bald old man. Old man's jealousy is ugly, isn't it? Meteor is so aggressive that I can say whatever I want on the spot, so it's refreshing. But they're going to the proper local temple. I met the knight Lionel, and it's interesting in classic fantasy about monsters and miasma.

This review contains spoilers. It was a push work, so I read it. I like Fighting Saints (laughs) Somehow the inside of the church seems pretty rotten, or rather, the men are pretty rotten. Women have more power than men, but men have power... well, I wonder if I should think deeply about it (laughs), a saint (protagonist) who can't use it well and has the ability to stand in the way. Forcibly skipping it... But it seems like people in rural areas are in a lot of trouble, and maybe it's not bad for this protagonist to watch the scene. More than that, I'm uneasy about this church after the main character is gone. Idiot people deserve it, but is it a pity that other good people get their share?

This review contains spoilers. The story unfolds from where the heroine, called a “genius,” is demoted to a rural area. There were lots of foreshadowing, and I was able to enjoy reading them.