The Light Saintess Who Took a Wrong Turn into the Dark Church

Siget possesses the attribute of light and a constitution nearly blessed by the gods. The Pope personally declared that he was destined to inherit his mantle as the future Saintess. Everyone around him also believed he was the most suitable person to become the Saintess. But only Siget knew that he was just a man who had taken the place of a transmigrated woman after she got herself into trouble and walked away without a care, all so he could survive. [Smile] The long-sleeping, babbling Creator God, forced to wake up, said: Go through the mess all over again and correct all the mistakes made by outsiders, and you'll be able to survive. You won't have to worry anymore about an unchangeable future or fate. Please! I'm a victim too, because I slept for too long! Siget: I'm in! Later on... He helped the grand duke's heir regain the trust they'd once had, kept the kingdom from splitting apart because the two princes had turned against each other, restoring it to what it had been, and brought Light and Darkness back to their lofty positions, loving all people without favoritism. Siget: Finally retired. Happy. Creator God: Take on the identity of another Saintess! How about the Creator God's Saintess? That guy Light won't do! He won't do! Darkness won't do either! He won't do either! In every way. Siget [expressionless]: Go back to sleep. [Reading Guide] 1. Her Highness the Saintess × the Creator God = transmigrator × transmigrator. 1.1. The protagonist's full name: Siget Lei Pierpit Foyes. 1.2. The other protagonist's full name: Yeshu. 2. Irregular updates, and the side pairings are all over the place. 3. The author's not that clever, so every conspiracy is a paper tiger, nothing is especially intricate, and the characters are forcibly made stupid. 4. The protagonist's values are not the author's values, but the author will try to keep them close to core values. That's all. This is just for fun. Theme: Good qualities do not disappear because of disaster and suffering. With encouragement and kindness, they shine again.