description The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom Overview
In the kingdom of Girtonia, the Adenauer family has been giving birth to saints for centuries. Two sisters form the newest generation of holy women who protect the lands from monsters and calamities. The eldest, Philia, is considered a prodigy in the field, capable of solving any problem in no time. Meanwhile, the youngest, Mia, is not as extraordinary as her older sister but has charmed the entire country with her lovely personality.
Despite their striking differences, Philia and Mia share an unbreakable bond. Sadly, Mia is the only person who truly cares for Philia.
help The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom FAQ
Who is Philia in The Too-Perfect Saint?
Philia is the eldest daughter of the Adenauer family and is regarded as a saintly prodigy. She can solve difficult problems involving holy power, monsters, and calamities.
Why is Philia sent to another kingdom?
Her fiancé rejects her because he considers her perfection and saintly abilities burdensome. She is then sold or transferred to another kingdom, where her value becomes clear.
What is the Adenauer family's role in the story?
The Adenauer family has produced saints for generations in the kingdom of Girtonia. Philia and her younger sister represent the newest generation of women expected to protect the country.
Is The Too-Perfect Saint mainly a romance or a fantasy political story?
It combines romance, court politics, magical disaster, and the question of how a kingdom treats its most powerful protector. Philia's broken engagement is the trigger, but the larger conflict involves saints and threats to entire nations.
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