Kanpeki Sugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki Sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru

The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom , Saint Philia found herself standing at the edge of a new world, her heart a mix of trepidation and resolve. The carriage ride to the kingdom of Parnacorta had been long and winding, passing through verdant valleys and towering forests that whispered ancient secrets. As the wheels crunched over the gravel path leading to the grand castle, she couldn't help but wonder about the life that awaited her beyond these gates.

Her new home, though foreign, held a promise of fresh beginnings. The castle towers reached high into the sky, their stone walls a testament to centuries of history. Philia took a deep breath, straightening her spine and lifting her chin, determined to face this unexpected twist in her fate with grace and dignity.

She could forge her own path, step out of the shadow of her past, and perhaps even find a way to make a difference. With one last glance at the life she was leaving behind, she resolved to embrace this new chapter with courage and an open heart.

In a world ruled by nobles, the monster population is increasing. Soldiers can fight them, but real victory needs the help of rare Saints, women who can use magic to defeat and suppress the monsters. Saint Philia is currently the most powerful of the saints. Raised by indifferent parents and trained by a harsh mentor, she is also engaged to the crown prince. She is filled with self-doubt and keeps herself tightly self contained and emotionless as she is constantly criticized and harassed. The narcissistic Prince believes she is cold and superior, so he decides to sell her to a neighboring kingdom that is desperate to acquire a saint.

In this story, Philia's old fiance happily moves on without her, while Philia cautiously travels to her new home.

The setup for this story is well done, though (for me) the details of the writing don't always live up to its potential. The animation is reasonable quality and the Japanese voice actors are good. If this had an English dub, I might have scored it a little higher. It is worth a look and you may want to read the novels English translations if you want more depth.