The Former Supreme Saint, Who Lost Everything to Her Sister, Is Cared For by the Crown Prince of Another Continent Novel Review
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By kuzuryuuzaka mahoron, 九頭竜坂まほろん
27 chapters
2021
Description
**The Former Supreme Saint, Who Lost Everything to Her Sister, Is Cared For by the Crown Prince of Another Continent As I had been painting in my room, His Highness the Crown Prince had called off our engagement because I had not fulfilled my duties as the Supreme Saint. I had permission from His Majesty the King to paint, and I had done my job of putting up barriers all over the country, but… His Royal Highness the Crown Prince did not listen to me and gave the position of Supreme Saint to my half-sister, Mira, and made her his fiancee. Expelled from the position of Supreme Saint and penniless, I crossed the sea to a neighboring country in search of my childhood friend. Apparently, my paintings are blessed by gods and spirits, and the country of Hallstein seems to have been developed by the power of my paintings. What? Did the blessings of the spirits disappear when I was gone? My sister Mira is not able to create barriers throughout the country because of her lack of magical power? I’m doted on by the crown prince of the neighboring country, so I don’t need to be told such a thing now. I don’t even know that my country is in a critical situation since diplomatic relations with my country have been cut off due to the stormy seas.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
The Former Supreme Saint, Who Lost Everything to Her Sister, Is Cared For by the Crown Prince of Another Continent Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Former Supreme Saint, Who Lost Everything to Her Sister, Is Cared For by the Crown Prince of Another Continent
This title is quite a mouthful, isn't it? And honestly, the story itself is pretty much exactly what you'd expect from it. While it might not win any awards for originality, it does deliver on the core promise of a wronged heroine finding happiness elsewhere.
First Impressions
Going in, I knew this was a simple story. The synopsis lays it all out, and the initial chapters confirm it. We have our saintess, betrayed and cast aside, and a shiny new life waiting for her. It's a classic setup, and my expectations were appropriately set for a light and easy read.
What Works Well
For a quick and straightforward story, it hits the spot when you need something comforting and predictable. The translation is well-done, which makes the reading experience smooth. Many readers enjoyed the satisfying karma doled out to the villains. There's a definite appeal in seeing those who mistreated the main character get their comeuppance. The romance, while perhaps a bit rushed, provides a sweet and fluffy element. Some readers particularly enjoyed the interactions between the male lead and his knight, which added a touch of humor and charm.
Areas of Concern
While the simplicity is a strength, it can also be a weakness. The main character is described by some as lacking a strong personality, which can make it difficult to fully connect with her. The male lead, while generally likeable, doesn't always make a strong impression either. The plot is very basic and predictable, so those looking for depth or complexity might be disappointed. Some found the ending rushed, especially the revenge aspects.
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Final Verdict
"The Former Supreme Saint, Who Lost Everything to Her Sister, Is Cared For by the Crown Prince of Another Continent" is a decent way to spend an afternoon. It's not groundbreaking, but it provides a predictable and satisfying escape. If you're looking for a complex plot or deep character development, this isn't it. However, if you want a quick, light read with a sweet romance and some karmic justice, you might find it enjoyable. I'd say it's a solid 3 out of 5 stars – perfectly average, but sometimes that's exactly what you need.