the prince banished the saintess, whom is responsable of the barriers that protect the kingdom. She just left like that EVEN if there is still a king in thar kingdom. I mean, the Knight Leader met the saintess just when she was living the palace? in common sense he would stop her and then go inmediately to report it. Like someone said in the comments, the Leader could tell the prime minister, or the king, since that concernes the whole kingdom.

Personal rants, she didn't abandon the kingdom, she was exiled, so why should she risk her own life trying to argue against the ret*rd of a prince giving the order? Where the hell was the king, he's alive yet...? The MC, whilst I love she's realistic about being an idiot about concealing her identity, she's never been outside how is she to know, I also hate it. Oh look a dragon, they have a good set up, so love rival? Nope, he's a f*ing supporting character, seriously?! You had such a perfect setup, whilst a bit early for reintroduction, just..... haaaaa.

After being exiled by her fiance, the prince (with no word from the King or ANYONE ELSE FOR THAT MATTER when it actually happened), she leaves the kingdom, only to INSTANTLY run across another prince from the next door kingdom. He somehow INSTANTLY realizes she's the saint, and she INSTANTLY crumbles and tells him the truth. Also, the guy acts head over heals in love with her right off the bat, saying how he doesn't want her to leave his side. She even agrees to stay in the castle with the rest of the royalty after a sentence or two from the prince.

Did she not once think "Well, maybe I shouldn't put myself in the EXACT SAME SITUATION of relying on the royalty of the country to have a life and a home." She didn't even TRY to hide her saint abilities, healing first people and a sick "pet" of the king of the neighboring country, pretty much exposing herself right away. She even tells both the prince and king that she can communicate with both demons and animals. I think her explanation was something incredibly s*upid like "It helps when healing them"..... What?.. That doesn't even make any sense. Stuff like this happens in these tiny page long chapters making you feel like these were just the ideas the author jotted down, and that they still had to flesh them out so they didn't seem so generic and boring.

Also doesn't help that she's one of those MCs who turn into a wet mushy flustered mess in front of the opposite gender as long as they have a pretty face. She, herself, is supposedly absolutely gorgeous, so you'd think she can be at least somewhat calm. I feel like if someone I just met that day grabbed my hands and said they didn't want me to leave their side, regardless of how good looking they were, I'd feel more creeped out than flustered.

I'm honestly afraid to keep reading as I have a bad feeling she'll never actually set out to do things on her own. So boring compared to other novels like this where the MC actually gets off her bu*t and relies on herself to become independent.

Makes me feel like this is one novel that will NEVER be made into an anime, and that says a lot, looking at what garbage manga and novels get made into anime. Just has no real substance to it.

Doesn't help that the translation is somewhat mediocre. It isn't technically wrong, but the grammar is strange and the sentence structures are awkward sometimes. Feels like it was MTL'd, then cleaned up, but only partially.

This for example, they exiled a saint. There's a reason or test of how she became a saint. How did the church choose her as a saint? Of course, test her capabilities and power, that's why they knew. Yet no one in the church or outside object because the author set them as a s*upid characters.

Also, making an excuse that "the prince felt lonely".... Don't fawking joke with me. He literally lived in the world of expectations and political marriages and for some s*upid reason, he's dumb?? To say "ooohh poor me, I love Leticia so much booohooo"