Kanpekisugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru

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"Philia's family has produced saints for generations. It's no surprise that she's known as the greatest saint of all time—and set to marry the second prince, Julius. What no one expects is for Julius to call off the engagement, claiming that Philia's perfection makes her charmless and unlikable. To add insult to injury, Philia is packed off to a neighboring country in exchange for gold and resources, forcing her to leave her homeland! Despite bracing herself for mistreatment, Philia finds a warm welcome in her new town, where she puts her saintly abilities to good use erecting barriers against monsters and curing epidemics. But even as she flourishes in her new life, her homeland is under threat of destruction!

Source: Seven Seas Entertainment"

Genre(s): Fantasy, Shoujo

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I'll dub this a 'Karmaic adventure' because, through no fault of her own, the main character leads a miserable life surrounded by villains and then, by no actions of her own again, is saved from this life because... she's a nice person not used to being treated kindly? The author's lazy intent is in full view and somehow it got animated.

To be fair, it was entertaining enough for the usual 'setup' phase, where we explore how miserable our Cinderella's stature is in what must be the most petty country that has ever existed; her smile isn't warm enough apart from the literal life saving barrier she alone maintains? One character is upset that she developed a new medicine to his impossible specifications because he wanted to see her apologize for failing instead? That and other examples in the first episode beggars belief; do with that what you will. She is then sold off to another country where her true worth will be appreciated. And no doubt ruin will come to her old kingdom and its evil actors that didn't know what they had... Did we just get the 'kicked out of the hero's party' for girls?

Nothing really notable here unless kuudere's are in your strike zone.

might circle back to this when the season ends, depending on how the manga continues and if there's activity on this thread.

it's defintly 'kicked out of the hero's party' for girls.

Except it is an actual country instead of a few losers.

The unbelievable part here is how no one knew how valuable she was despite her being called the GOAT.

More of that good old fashioned 'you'll never be good enough to earn my love, but keep trying' parenting strategy that's strangely profligate in anime.