Kanpekisugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru [Season 1 Episode 3]

Episode 3 Review: The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom

A Date, a Revenge Plot, and a Whole Lot of Feels

If you thought The Too-Perfect Saint was just another “banished heroine” story, Episode 3 proves it’s so much more. This week’s installment, titled Kanpekisugite Kawaige ga Nai to Konyaku Haki sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru (Season 1, Episode 3), delivers a perfect blend of character growth, simmering tension, and—yes—even a semi-date that had fans buzzing.

The Plot Thickens (and So Do the Feels)

Philia, our too-perfect saint, is still adjusting to her new life in Parnacotta after being unceremoniously dumped by her fiancé and sold off like a piece of furniture. But this episode shifts gears, focusing on two major developments:

1. Philia’s “Date” with Oswald
2. Fans were thrilled to see Philia and Prince Oswald share some quality time—sort of. Their “date” (if you can call it that) was more of a guided tour of the kingdom, with Philia’s ever-loyal maid, Amanda, playing third wheel.
3. The highlight? Philia’s adorable confusion when Oswald casually suggests she take a break from work. (Wait, people actually do that?) Her flustered reactions to simple kindness are a reminder of how emotionally stunted her previous life was.

4. As one fan put it: “Amanda is the real MVP here, shipping these two harder than we are.”

5. Mia’s Revenge Arc Begins

6. Meanwhile, back in Girtonia, Philia’s younger sister, Mia, is not taking her sister’s exile well. After uncovering the truth about Prince Julius and her parents’ betrayal, Mia’s sweet innocence is replaced by cold fury.
7. The fandom is living for this twist. Comments like “Mia’s about to serve revenge colder than Girtonia’s winters” and “Hell hath no fury like a little sister scorned” flooded discussion boards.
8. Some speculate Mia might even align with darker forces to get her revenge—though others hope she won’t go full villain. (“Please don’t let her become a demon vessel!”)

What Fans Are Saying

The episode sparked heated (and hilarious) debates online:

• On Philia’s Growth:
• “Philia’s still in culture shock—like, ‘Wait, people smile at me here?’ Girl deserves all the love.”

• “Oswald’s reverse psychology (‘You should rest more’) is low-key genius. He knows she’ll work harder just to prove him wrong.”

• On Mia’s Transformation:

• “Mia went from ‘uwu sweetheart’ to ‘I will ruin you’ in 0.2 seconds. Iconic.”

• “Her parents burned the letters? RIP Girtonia, you played yourself.”

• On the Show’s Tone:

• “This isn’t just a ‘banished saint’ story—it’s a ‘banished saint and her vengeful little sister’ story. Double the drama!”
• “The pacing is chef’s kiss. We’re already getting payoff, and it’s only Episode 3.”

Final Verdict: 9/10

Episode 3 solidifies The Too-Perfect Saint as a must-watch this season. It balances Philia’s emotional journey with Mia’s rising fury, all while dropping hints of bigger conflicts ahead (cough demon outbreaks cough).

If you’re not watching yet, what are you waiting for? Jump in before Mia burns Girtonia to the ground—because at this rate, she just might.

Next Episode Prediction:
– Philia strengthens Parnacotta’s defenses (while still being clueless about romance).
– Mia’s revenge plan kicks into high gear—will she go full dark side?
– And, of course, more awkward-but-adorable Philia-Oswald moments.

Stay tuned, folks. This show’s only getting started.

What did you think of Episode 3? Drop your theories in the comments! 🍿🔥