Yes, the Troubled Saintess (Temporary) Who Was Summoned Is Me ~I Was Expelled for Not Having Magical Power, but I Will Team Up With a Handsome Summoner To Save the World!~

Ayukawa Haru, who was summoned as a saint to prevent a major disaster, was appraised and found to have no magical power at all. The summoning was deemed a failure, and Haru was cast aside, reluctantly taken in by kind innkeepers and worked as a cleaner to make a living. Victor, her summoner, chased after Haru, insisting, “My summoning was supposed to be a success!” While arguing, Victor, who had harmed his body in the process of summoning, couldn’t be left alone, so Haru ended up taking care of him. “Magic is like beautiful golden stardust,” Haru marveled. But in response, she was told, “No one can see magic.” Even though Haru had no magical power, he was asked to try attacking with magic, but it had no effect on Haru. “Maybe Haru really is a saint.” “No, it’s a case of mistaken identity,” Haru repeated, gradually adapting to the other world. Is Haru truly a saint, or just a victim of a misunderstanding? Will the great disaster really come? Amidst getting involved in conflicts in the other world, Haru tries to enjoy life in the kingdom with a positive attitude. Influenced by Haru’s personality, the people around them gradually change. This is a story of Haru’s growth and resilience in an unfamiliar world that began with an unwanted summoning.

Original Publisher

futabasha

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Yes, the Troubled Saintess (Temporary) Who Was Summoned Is Me ~I Was Expelled for Not Having Magical Power, but I Will Team Up With a Handsome Summoner To Save the World!~ Alright, let's dive into this web novel with a *seriously* long title! "Yes, the Troubled Saintess (Temporary) Who Was Summoned Is Me…" - I mean, they really laid it all out there, didn't they? Overall, I found it to be an enjoyable, albeit somewhat simple, read. ### First Impressions The premise is classic isekai: a girl gets summoned, labeled inadequate, and then... well, you know the drill. My initial thought was, "Okay, let's see how this plays out." And honestly, it was entertaining enough to keep me going. ### What Works Well I appreciated the fast-paced nature of the chapters. Things move quickly, which keeps the story from dragging. I also found the overarching mystery intriguing. It definitely gave me a reason to keep turning the page, wanting to uncover the secrets behind everything. Plus, the romance aspect is light and fluffy, which is perfect if you're looking for something easy to enjoy. ### Areas of Concern Now, I will say that the writing style could use some polish. At times, it felt a little dry and descriptive, focusing more on the scene than on the characters' emotions. This made it a bit difficult to really connect with them. I also felt like the characters, while likeable, could have been more fleshed out. They felt a bit flat, lacking depth. I think better character development would have elevated the story. ### Final Verdict "Yes, the Troubled Saintess..." is a decent way to spend some time if you're in the mood for a quick and easy read. It's not groundbreaking, but it's enjoyable enough for what it is. If you're looking for something light, fluffy, and full of isekai tropes, this might be right up your alley. Just don't expect a super deep or complex plot. I'd give it a solid 3 out of 5 stars.