Many criticize her actions as a kid who throws tantrums everywhere she goes, but her logic to whenever she does it seems to make sense to me. She was about to be an outcast from the start that was her goal, if she changes character in the middle of the school year I hardly believe that anyone would be convinced.

Its the god damn 5 noble families. One of the families is the royal family and the 4 other ones are like high ranking nobles such as a Duke. They are bloody heartless people. Just because one girl is the Saintess (Heroine) which means oh so much to the kingdom, they plan to use a 12-year-old girl (MC) as a sacrifice. Like besides the father of the MC, the rest should not have ever had kids. They literally plan to use the MC to make the saint a better women. The MC would very likely be discarded by the end. The plan is to make the MC be a villain to the saint so she shapes into a stronger women. The MC is not allowed to tell anyone that she was tasked with this and was pretty much told to be hated by everyone. This is not what you do to a 15 year old (when she attends school). Imagine isolating a girl with hatred of everyone just because she was told to be hated. I dont care if its for the plot or something but those 4 other families should not have had kids. They had nearly no regard to her feelings at all. Honestly speaking, why not use one of their own kids if that was the plan. The other kids were older and attended the school at the same time as the saint. It would seem effective to me then only giving the MC 1 year to bully the saint.

he literally forces the MC sleep in his bed, and it's not even the first time a man has forced her to do this. I thinks it's very obviously some of the author's fetish leaking into their writing.

what you should know and expect before reading this novel is the fact that the very premise is already ridiculous, unrealistic, dumb and just pure meh in other words it is mediocre.

the world building already goes beyond s*upid and pathetic. If not idiotic then the author must be a 13 year old, very incapable, inexperienced, flawed, incompetent, lazy, pitiful, and a disappointment.

common sense goes out of the window, and MC each and every character that are in the story having any semblance of roles are just a bunch of a far gone lunatic if not delusionists, had some sort of disorder and ret*rded.

the story to be terribly horribly poorly written. Absolutely no logic, irrelevant whatsoever. Things go by mambo jumbo without cause and effect or without incentive or fear of power (iykwim). It attempts to be intelligent, but it isn't. The plot is horrendous and has too much over-exaggeration and is all over the place. Absurd and hill-thinking-story full of very toxic ideals, no point and beyond silly.

lastly, words to live by.

"Being blind isn't a feature, but a problem." -@Brasdf

If your response now is, "what nonsense is this?" I'm with you.

goes into seclusion to train herself

the new character, Mel, gets introduced as some kind of quirky, half-crazy servant of Duke

Her father asked her to stop monitoring the heroine because he worried for her safety after the kidnapping incident. She disregards all his worrying and insists that "she must finish what she started." That leads her to go through 2 years of solitude and fracturing her family in the process. Another instance is with the whole exiled thing. Just so she could be known as the first person in decades to be exiled, she ignored Gilles's feelings and could have said, "f*ck off."

Well the new arc of her flying solo in a different country is making things more interesting

For instance, someone thinks that some of the other characters have dissasociative disorder with how irregular their behavior is, but that's because they do and the Saint causes that with her magic. There is also someone complaining the female lead is op, and this is a girl vs god type of book, and with all her op-ness she is actually barely strong enough.