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Kanpeki Sugite Kawaigeganai to Konyaku Hakisareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru
Alternative : Kanpeki Sugite Kawaigeganai to Konyaku Hakisareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru; Kanpeki Sugite Kawaige ga nai to Konyaku Hakisareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru; The Saint Whose Engagement Was Broken When She Became Too Perfect Is Sold off to a Neighboring Kingdom; 完璧すぎて可愛げがないと婚約破棄された聖女は隣国に売られる
- Author(s) : FUYUTSUKI Kouki
- Status : Releasing
- Last updated : Apr-21-2025 08:49:48 AM
- View : 69,962
- Genres : Drama , Fantasy , Romance , Shoujo
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- mangakakalot.gg rate : 4.75 / 5 - 2 votes
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Kanpeki Sugite Kawaigeganai to Konyaku Hakisareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru summary:
Philia was born into a family of devout individuals, all of whom instilled in her a strict upbringing. Nonetheless, the rigorous education she received served to mold her into a remarkable saint and secured her betrothal to Prince Julius. Unfortunately, Julius called off the engagement after finding Philia too perfect and therefore not endearing in his eyes. To compensate for the loss of his affections, he forced her to move to a neighboring kingdom and serve as a saint, all for profit and resources. Though Philia anticipated a wretched existence in her new surroundings, she was instead greeted with an unexpected fête. Perplexed by her circumstances, she utilized her abilities to aid the citizenry by erecting a monster-proof barrier and concocting a remedy for the rampant disease. Her newfound status allowed her to recall poignant moments from a novel and prophesize an impending wave of monsters. Employing her knowledge and the assistance of her subjects, they promptly dispatched the threat, all while the very nation that had peddled her was also in peril.