The Reincarnated Saint Saves the World with a Turn-Based System

Su An accidentally fell into the water while outing and was washed up in an island world connected by a sacred tree. At that time, the island's first owner had just passed away, and the sacred tree was cut off from the island. The island lost its coordinates in the dark night, and no one could save it. The only assets on the island are some barren farmland, three chickens with only bones left, a crooked fruit tree that only bears astringent fruit, and a little boy who is waiting to be fed. Outside the crumbling defensive barrier, there are dark beasts that are eager for new flesh and blood, and the future is bleak. Su An's only reliance is the turn-based card battle system in her mind, but the card library is all Tarot, poker, Werewolf, twelve zodiac signs and sixty-four hexagram cards that she collected before traveling through time. Su An looked at the dark beast churning in the black mist, and fell into deep thought: Do you want to tell the dark beast a fortune and ask it whether it is a good time to have a snack today? ! The barrier was shattered and the dark beasts attacked. She treated the dead horse as a living horse doctor and drew out a hexagram card: [Card Type] Sixty-Four Hexagrams - Kun Palace Bagua - Kun is the Earth CharacterHoutu Mother Goddess [HP value] 10000/10000 [Skills] [Carrying Good Virtue]: Take damage for all allies, and the next round will restore health equal to the damage received in this round. Dark Beast: "?" Su An: "!" This seems to be different from the fortune telling she thought! After defeating the Dark Beast, Su An became the new island owner. The sacred tree that planted an anchor in her soul told her that she was actually a saint from the Holy Kingdom who disappeared hundreds of years ago. She had been looking for a way to save the world in another world, and those cards were the keys to salvation she found. Su An: "..." Su An rolled up her sleeves and picked up the hoe. Let's not talk about saving the world or not. In order not to starve to death, my people, hoe the ground! Purpose: Personal growth and mission awakening