The Saint's Magic Power Is Omnipotent

Like wish fulfillment for a simple and purposeful existence. Sei loves plants and gardening and is gifted with healing magic. The characters are flamboyant in a subdued way. Very nice light entertainment.

The anime's relatively low score should not be taken as gospel. I can already characterize it as a hidden gem, an underestimated masterpiece if you enjoy isekais. I'll tell you why in this review.

According to what I discovered, the bulk of detractors make statements like "Wow, a reverse-harem" or "The MC is female so I can't relate" in the forums. Giving an anime a 1 and discarding it for arbitrary, shallow reasons says a lot about how you should form your own opinions and not just follow others' judgments.

Alright, enough about the anime. Do you like your isekai to be stress-free? Do you find it entertaining to watch the main character change and mature in their new environment? Do you like watching them gain incredible abilities that benefit everyone in their path? Prepare yourself for an amazing experience.

The Magic Power of the Saint is The story and evolution are just right to make you want to keep binge-watching, but not to the point where it becomes too much for you. The omnipotent pacing is flawless. You can still perceive a goal while taking pleasure in watching adorable individuals exchange charming grins and casual banter. The aim is to stay a regular lady in this strange environment, where more and more people will surely notice your abilities.

Ascendance of a Bookworm is what comes to me when I think of another wonderful book that has similar settings and world-building. The ambiance is comfortable and the artwork is lovely. The plot is still driven by the character's inner thoughts and conflicts, even though there isn't any imminent danger.

In conclusion, you are in the proper place if you enjoy wholesome anime featuring a strong and adorable main character, putting yourself in their shoes, and watching the story unfold alongside. Let's celebrate Sei, the regular girl who determined to make everyone's life better after unexpectedly gaining the abilities of a saint. Hooray!

Some hot office lady called Sie Takanashi gets teleported to another world because she is the saint or something. Some selfish prince transported another lady who isn't bad looking herself and thinks she is the saint herself and the whole thing turns into a mess.

Story wise it's not really that different from other isekai but it still has some really good ideas.

The characters are very likely able and quite original I must say. Instead of the typical isekai where a nerd gets trapped into a video game or dies from an accident and gets reincainated as a swords man, mage or an archer. The main character is a heeler.

The character designs are good as well as the animation.

The anime is good if you want something to pass the time.

Overall the story is not interesting and develops too slowly. The main character does and says things that I find most times either boring or annoying. I can barely get through the romantic parts because they are cringe. The audience I find this to be targeting would be little girls.

Unfortunately I didn't find that this anime added anything new to its genre and is a pretty standard fantasy isekai in the end. There were some interesting ideas here and some good character moments, but not enough. The biggest issue for me were the characters; there was no standout among the cast and just about no one had an interesting story going on with them. The whole show is basically just watching the characters float around the world doing everyday tasks and talking to one another, which isn't inherently bad, but ends up being a bit boring when nothing else is going on. Plus the conversations for the most part aren't all that interesting, and as I stated before neither are there characters, so we end up with 24 episodes of bland characters having bland conversations. I don't recommend this show and you could find much better in the isekai genre, both in the romance, fantasy, and comedy spaces.