I Don't Want to Become a Saint! I Want to Hide My Exceptional Skills to Live in Peace With the Little Ones

this was a good simple read. I like the way they handle the subject of being forcefully brought to a world. Wish there was a little more romance. It’s a fun read.

Uplifting and funny. It’s amazing how the MC are so clueless and have to be helped by clever little kids. Maybe in this world, the older you get the dumber you are?

Besides the absolutely gorgeous art and lovely character designs, I found myself really enjoying the unusually gentle, sweet, and mature vibe of this story. It’s refreshing having such a kind yet very emotionally mature FL. She’s a bit relatable to me, too. Leon’s quite the likable ML as well, esp to my personal tastes. He’s gentle and relatively different from the usual stoic, perfect, dominant ML. So Ruri & Leon are among my favorite FLs & MLs now, even though I find the confession stages of their romance to be too rushed.

I also love how seriously and believable the children are written. Especially Lina, who’s so cute but in a realistic way, and she feels so whole as a person. And I enjoyed the way Ruri’s journey in navigating through this new life was executed. Pleasantly surprised with it having the right balances of focus on things for the most part. Some dialogue can be a bit too cheesy at time (as in super kind lip service), but it’s fine. The characters mean it, so I try not to dwell on it much.

Overall, I’m very happy to finally get to finish reading this story. It’s become dear to me.

Absolutely loved this story, but the ending was so abrupt that it left a bad taste in my mouth. The art is very pretty.

Maybe the author ran out of ideas. But it is visible that the last part is rushed to a conclusion before it got axed.