You Don’t Mind If I Destroy This Kingdom, Right? The Pure White Saintess Vows Revenge

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1. RavenJovan

   Lmao. You two are hilarious.

   January 14, 2026 at 11:04 pm

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2. I Simp For Beautiful Men

   how someone has that detailed review of the plot when there’s only 10 chapters out is crazy, no one has fallen for anyone yet, there is a contract and so far it looks like a contractual marriage might occur. no feelings are present of right now, the mc’s feelings surround her wanting to live and make everyone else pay for killing her the first time.

   December 10, 2025 at 4:38 am

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   1. Eveaustria

      Oh, so it’s totally okay for you to write a detailled comment after only 10 chapters, but it’s “crazy” when others do the same? Can’t you just simply write down your own thoughts without slandering others along with that?

      January 9, 2026 at 4:56 am
3. I Simp For Beautiful Men

   There’s only 10 chapters so far but I like it a lot, it’s a revenge plot and I love revenge plots. she’s a saintess who gets sacrificed but is able to make a wish and she chooses to regress and make the goddess and everyone pay, she sides with the demon king and them and is learning the truth of the world she’s in. Her saintess power is now tainted and is now more like demonic energy – she can now heal demons instead of it hurting them and she can give power to the king. I like where this is going and sure the art isn’t the best but it’s not horrible. I really recommend giving it a read and judging for yourself because I definitely love where this is going. im usually pretty picky with my reads but so far this fits the bill

   December 10, 2025 at 4:36 am

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4. Eveaustria

   Had this story been released a few years ago, it would have been quite interesting to see how all the typical “spirited away into another world”-tropes have a new twist. By now it feels a bit outdated though… And the art-style too.
   The beginning reminds me of the Japanese manga “The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent”: people from a Victorian fantasy world summon a high school girl from our world so that she would become their saintess.
   Through a fast-forward-storytelling we are told that the transmigrator who misses her former life has super strong holy powers in this world and is trained to become the top-tier saintess in order to refresh a barrier that will protect the kingdom from demons.
   Another saintess, a native from this fantasy world who totally looks like a cliché villainess, pretends to be her friend. The crown prince even wants to marry her. But shortly before the female lead summons the barrier, she finds out that the crown prince is now with the rival saintess, and then she realizes that the whole summoning was a trap – she needs to be sacrificed for the barrier, like other transmigrated saintesses before her. The king, the priests, even the citizenry – everyone knew she was to die, and some of them watch with glee as she’s sucked into the barrier.
   Even the beautiful goddess who the female lead meets after death is a cruel deceiver who chose the fl so that she could be sacrificed and now wants to “reincarnate” her into her original world, like the other saintesses too.
   Instead, the female lead asks to be returned to the point of her arrival so that she can take revenge. Unfortunately, when she returns in time she has only been granted very weak holy powers by the grumbling goddess, so now the villainess is the strongest saintess.
   Our female lead is then kidnapped by demons, falls in love with the male lead (the dark-haired one on the cover of the manga) there and teams up with the demons in order to destroy the kingdom.
   While the female lead needs to gain trust by the demons and find her standing in the demon world, we are told in a parallel plotline how the villainess finds out that she is supposed to be sacrificed and now tries to save herself.

   November 28, 2025 at 6:29 am

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