A Guide to the Evolution of the Saintess of Light

[Main story complete. Updates are for correcting typos.]

Riya Flora, the First Saintess of the Temple of Light and the legendary Chief of the Black Wings, has been charged by the oracle of the God of Light with saving the world for a second time.

But at this very moment, Riya is facing a problem: she and the half-elf she teamed up with to save the world have both had their secret identities exposed.

The half-elf she met on the road is not only a crown prince with a throne to inherit, but also the "perfect" knight from the neighboring temple, constantly compared to her.

Riya, who has used her secret identity more than once to mock the knight from the neighboring temple: ...

The knight, who has used his secret identity more than once to criticize the neighboring temple's saintess: ...

Why aren't you just being the First Saintess and the Sword Knight like normal? Why are you pretending to be a fragile mage and a down-and-out elf?!

Three hundred years ago, after averting the first apocalypse, the girl who saved the world was put on trial.

Her name was Flora. Her companions betrayed her, and history abandoned her.

After slaughtering the traitors, the girl came to her senses through her pain and turned toward the light. Under the name Riya, she became the most perfect saintess.

And now, the threat of the apocalypse has returned.

As a saintess, Riya receives an oracle:

"Guide the new savior and help them save the world."

The savior she is to guide is a half-elf being hunted by the elves. He's handsome, but someone stabbed him the moment they met.

Riya, who had already started taking it easy: This mission is a little difficult.

A mutual secret-identity-reveal trope.

Coming soon:

"Everyone in the Sect Is a Hopeless Romantic Except Me" (Transmigrate into a Book)

A hundred years after ascending, Ye Huaiqing returns to the lower realm and is left speechless by what she finds in her sect.

The eldest senior sister is obsessed with a teacher-student romance, the second senior brother has stumbled into a substitute trope, the third senior sister has run off in tears while pregnant, the fourth senior brother has a white moonlight in his heart, and the fifth senior sister is even more unbelievable. After going out into the world to gain experience, she was hung on the city wall and left there for a full 180 days.

She is up above waiting for her sect to ascend, while her sect down below is acting out tragic romances of life and death.

If this kind of situation could help anyone attain the Dao, she'd swallow a golden sword on the spot.

In a few days, a domineering protagonist will become her junior brother, too.

Ye Huaiqing: Is there still time to sharpen my knife and butcher a pig?

After the Heavenly Gate closed, Ye Huaiqing left everything behind in the upper realm and returned to the lower realm. She vowed to reopen the Heavenly Gate and change her sect's fate of certain death in the original story.

The sword cultivator who once cut down ten thousand arts with a single stroke has a fine dream:

Peace throughout the land, with abundant harvests year after year.

"A Guide to Winning Over the Demon King": Just how risky is love at first sight in an otome manga?

When Sylvia remembered that she had transmigrated into a book, she had just pinned the Demon King, the male lead's previous life in the otome manga, against a wall.

Under the gaze of the whole world, in front of every race, she had pinned him to the wall and forced him to look at her.

Then, after brazenly declaring that she would make him her prey, she had him tied up and brought back to the vampire clan.

Sylvia, who had become quite skilled at flirting with the Demon King until he questioned his sanity, and had even bitten him: ...

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"Don't ask. I was young and foolish, and a total sucker for good looks. I went straight for the most handsome Demon King there."

"I was so brazen when I pinned him to the wall back then. Now I'm just as full of regret."

But when she looks at the Demon King's face, unchanged after his reincarnation...

It's just a competition.

She can still take him on.

"After the Quick Transmigration Protagonist Won Me Over": He ran off with my beloved spirit sword.

"The Princess's Broken Promise": I was supposed to destroy the world, but I overslept for five hundred years.

Theme: The future is beautiful because it is full of hope.