Sylphia Harvest is a decorated Saint.... more>>

She is praying on behalf of Marianne, who is supposed to bear the title of Saint, while Marianne enjoys “making memories of her bachelorette”.

(I hope it doesn’t anger the spirits…)

If a natural disaster occurred due to the wrath of the spirits, Sylphia would be executed as a false Saint. That was the rule.

One day, the spirits descend on Sylphia, who prays diligently without knowing how to pray.

“The wrath of the spirit is finally upon us!? Execution?!”

[Sylphia, thank you for everything. We recognize you as a true Saint and have decided to grant you power.]

“Eh?!”

Sylphia becomes a true saint and leads the land to abundance with the help of the spirits.

Marianne, on the other hand, is not satisfied with the situation, and her attempt to use the spirits inadvertently provokes their anger. <<less

The villainess Celestia didn't change her mind no matter how many times time looped back.... more>>

In every iteration, she bullied the heroine, resented the Crown Prince's condemnation, and summoned an evil dragon.

Hikariel, the angel who had always given Celestia mercy, is sobbing hysterically.

Will Celestia ever know true love and get out of the loop? <<less

Elizabeth is devastated, her engagement was broken with the exact same line as the one in, “The Holy Maiden Makes the Stars Fall in the Night Sky,” a popular novel among the nobility.... more>>

Just as she’s about to explode in anger at the villainous heroine grinning beside her, the crown prince turns around and begins to denounce the heroine actions against her?

Actually, everything is in the palm of the Prince’s hand. <<less