She’s a Saint Who Was Banished for Being a Late Bride, but She’s Being Spoiled to the Fullest by the Count Who Found Her Novel Review
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By haruna don, 榛名丼
39 chapters
2021
Description
“Evelyn, we don’t need you anymore. Get out of this country immediately.” The Saint, Evelyn was suddenly told that one day. Evelyn, who has been praying for her country at the temple since she was five years old, is now twenty-eight years old. Evelyn’s former fiancé, Alex, the First Prince, and her sister, Mary, ridicule her. “How pathetic of a woman to be late getting married after her magic has weakened!” (Late marriage… that’s because you broke off your engagement with me last year and got engaged to my sister, remember?) Evelyn has been expelled from both the temple and her family home, leaving her to fend for herself. The only thing she has left is her weakened magic power. Evelyn lives for the day, using her healing magic, but an encounter with a man changes her life forever. “I’m glad you’re not married yet… It’s the only reason we’re here.” (That’s not fair to say!) A former Saint uses her healing magic diligently everyday, while being pampered by a sweet young Count and adored by the people. —By the way, I was wondering if my magic power is really weakening.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- earth star luna
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
She’s a Saint Who Was Banished for Being a Late Bride, but She’s Being Spoiled to the Fullest by the Count Who Found Her Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on She’s a Saint Who Was Banished for Being a Late Bride, but She’s Being Spoiled to the Fullest by the Count Who Found Her
This web novel certainly seems to have sparked some strong feelings, and after diving into it, I can understand why. "She’s a Saint Who Was Banished for Being a Late Bride, but She’s Being Spoiled to the Fullest by the Count Who Found Her" is a rollercoaster of tropes, comedy, and, according to some, questionable writing choices.
First Impressions
The premise is undeniably intriguing. A saint, deemed past her prime, is cast aside by her fiancé, the prince, only to find herself unexpectedly cherished by a count (or rather, the count's son). It has all the hallmarks of a classic shoujo romance with a dash of fantasy. However, it quickly becomes apparent that this isn't your typical story.
What Works Well
The humor is definitely a major draw for some. I found myself chuckling at the over-the-top devotion the populace has for Evelyn, the banished saint. The sheer absurdity of people naming their children after her or fighting over who loves her more is undeniably entertaining. The story moves at a brisk pace, never lingering too long on any one plot point. This keeps things light and engaging, perfect for a quick, undemanding read. The children are quite adorable, and it's hard not to smile at their unwavering belief in Evelyn's angelic nature.
Areas of Concern
While the humor lands for some, it seems to miss the mark for others, with some finding it childish and even painful to read. I can see where they're coming from; the slapstick and gag comedy can become tiring after a while. The world-building also feels a bit inconsistent. Evelyn's exile, despite her healing abilities being rare and valuable, feels contrived. Additionally, the characters, while initially charming, can fall into predictable patterns, becoming more like caricatures than fully realized individuals. The male lead's infatuation with Evelyn, while intended to be sweet, borders on the obsessive, and his lack of development makes him a less compelling romantic interest.
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Final Verdict
"She’s a Saint Who Was Banished for Being a Late Bride, but She’s Being Spoiled to the Fullest by the Count Who Found Her" is a polarizing novel. If you're looking for a serious, well-developed fantasy romance, this probably isn't it. However, if you're in the mood for a lighthearted, over-the-top comedy with a healthy dose of absurdity, you might find yourself enjoying the ride. Just be prepared for some plot holes, questionable character motivations, and a whole lot of saint worship.
